I have been to this place twice in both of my trips to New Orleans. I really like the atmosphere, the bartenders are friendly, and the food is excellent. The beers are nothing special though. Still a good place to visit and a nice location.

I love this place! I’ve never tasted beer this fresh! It’s in a great location in the French Quarter, close to lots of parking and the river. Best time to go is in the Fall when the weather is cool. As for a table on the upstairs balcony. Great view up there!

This was a nice brewpub located on the edge of the French Quarter. The food was very good but the beers were subpar. They had the usual generic suspects on tap. This sums up New Orleans, you go for food and atmosphere but not for beer. I recommend stopping by for some food and an ok beer though.

What can I say........in New Orleans drinking local brew, New Orleans food and people!!!!!!

nice place that has nice beer...the weizen is the good stuff, nice to see all that copper!...i heard teh food is excellent but i just had the brew...and the brewmaster is a nice bloke too!

The food is awesome here. Great oysters and seafood that is cooked with such a great flare. The beer is pretty good. Nothing too complicated as in variety but good german style brews.

Bare bones, open air brewpub/oysterhouse. The beer is OK, not great. The raw oysters are terrific. Great location in the French Quarter, right down from Central Grocery. If you order oysters, they’ll be fresh, but you’ll get the small ones unless you ask for the LARGE ones. Most people like the smaller ones. I like the BIGGIES. If you order them BIG, you’ll get them that way for no extra expense. A little smoky. Again, the beer is not the reason to go.

Right near the French Quarter, this brewpub is alright, really just middle-of-the-road. The atmosphere is pretty good, they had a live dixieland quartet playing while I was there, and the decor was fun. There is some outdoor seating on the upper deck, which is always a plus in my book. I was really disappointed by their beer selection, though. There were only four beers on tap when I was there, and none of them really stood out in my mind. I didn’t try the food, so I can’t comment on that. Swing by to grab a few more ratings, but don’t expect too much from the beers.

Extremely overpriced but tourists love it. Beer is nothing spectacular but I always find myself coming back each time I visit. I’ve had great food there and also been extremely disappointed. When it’s busy, you often get forgotten.

Being right in the middle of the most touristy area of the French Quarter might, for most, be a good thing, but for me it was not - because of its location, it seems to accentuate style over substance - the fact that they make their own beer probably draws in a lot of tourists, but for the beer "expert" that can tell their beer is ho-hum, it isn’t a big draw - good service, though - a tourist place, what more can really be said?