Best Sports Bars in New Orleans, Part 3

With so many great spots to catch the big game, we had to create a blog series to list them all. If you missed the beginning, go back and read part one here and part two here. Now, let’s look at the rest of the best sports bars in New Orleans.

Ernst Cafe – 600 South Peters Street

Found just two blocks from the New Orleans Convention Center, this is an excellent spot to catch the game. You can relax and have a few drinks while enjoying a bite to eat and the big game at the same time. They even have a private facility for 50 to 500 people.

Corner Oyster Bar and Grill – 500 St. Peter Street

Serving up Cajun and Creole dishes, this is a great bar for watching the game. They have 16 TVs and plenty of sports on each TV every single day.

The Rendon Inn – 4501 Eve Street

A great choice for those in Uptown or the Garden District, The Rendon Inn offers plenty of TVs and pool tables to enjoy. They serve up homemade New Orleans food and provide a lively atmosphere.

Barcadia – 601 Tchoupitoulas Street

If you want to let out your inner child, Barcadia is the place for you. They offer several games you can play while enjoying the big game. They also have 44 craft beers on tap and plenty of food to choose from. Those in the Arts District will enjoy an easy walk to this sports bar.

Bruno’s Tavern – 7538 Maple Street

Another Uptown/Garden District choice, Bruno’s Tavern has been located at the corner of Hillary and Maple Street since 1934. They offer plenty to get excited about with all kinds of drinks, food, and fun.

Superior Bar and Grill – 3636 St. Charles Avenue

Since 1997, this has been the spot to go for the big game. It’s found right off the St. Charles Street Car stop #21 and offers plenty of great drinks and food. This isn’t a huge bar, but you will find plenty of sports here to watch and they always have a good happy hour.

Walk-Ons – 1009 Poydras Street

Maybe the best sports bar in all of New Orleans, Walk-Ons was voted as the #1 sports bar in American by ESPN back in 2012. It’s an incredible spot for any type of sports game with plenty to enjoy. Those in the Central Business District and Downtown area will love the easy access to this fun time.

A few of the other top sports bars in New Orleans include:

•          Tracey’s – 2604 Magazine Street
•          Junction – 3021 St. Claude Avenue
•          Fat Harry’s – 4330 St. Charles Avenue
•          Wit’s Inn – 141 North Carrollton Avenue
•          Algiers Sports Bar – 4801 General Meyer Avenue
•          Three-Legged Dog – 400 Burgundy Street
•          Jimani Lounge & Restaurant – 141 Chartres Street
•          Mississippi River Bottom – 515 St. Phillip Street

There you have it, all the best sports bars in New Orleans to get you ready for the upcoming sports seasons.