Crescent City Brewhouse

Large space, 6 own beers on tap plus wine and a full bar, decent food; flight available

Great location and great brewpub. We enjoyed speaking with Xavier the brew at this 17 barrel system in the French Quarter. The brewing equipment is behind the bar. Very knowledgeable bartenders. It was a busy place but good service. Both beers were above average. We came back for some food and another beer.

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We came here on 10.8.2019. This is one of the oldest breweries in the city, founded by a German some time ago. It is located in the most touristic part of NOLA, next to the former JAX brewery (a brewery founded by Germans in the 19th century, now converted into a shopping mall). Due to the location it is touristic for sure, however their Pilsner is really good, maybe the best beer I have had in the city so far. They have 6 beers on tap. Seems the Red Stallion is their flagship beer - a Vienna style Märzen beer, which was quite good. We were sitting at the bar in front of the copper brew house and the tanks up in the first floor. Not a bad place and believe Ben would enjoy the beer quality here.

Nice place with live band. Service would be great if not the upsell tactics. Beers were basic but mostly on style. Be careful this place is not cheap. Food was good.

On Decatur St in the Quarter. Busy street with cars and foot traffic. Brewery has a walk up-to go window on the street which is cool. Would be better if any of the beers were good..but at least they were pricey! Inside all wood and brass like a 90s chain brewery. Waitstaff seemed somewhat knowledgeable but pretty slow. Sat at end of bar watching a guy shuck oysters non-stop for a half hour which was definitely the best part of the visit

Dark wood with a walk up on Decatur, decent beers

We popped in here during a bit of a downpour. This is a brewpub straight out of the mid-1990s. Large copper kettles behind the bar, worn woodwork in the seating area. Service is solid. All the beers I had were good but not great. A large upstairs that they open during busier hours and has it's own bar. Decent stop.

We ate outdoors on the patio in December, food was spicy and tasty, beer was average, wait was a tad long. Nice view of the park and The French Quarters.