The Page Bar

Cruising · Pub/Tavern · New Orleans, LA

About

This French Quarter dive keeps a low profile, with most patrons settling in for pool, the jukebox, and unhurried drinks. The jukebox leans on classic soul and R&B, and the crowd is mostly Black, spanning twenties to forties. A smoking area and pool table add to the unpretentious feel.

The bar opens as early as 3pm on weekends and stays open until 3am every night, making it a reliable after-hours stop. Regulars appreciate that it isn't a loud dance club, just a cozy pub-tavern where you can talk without shouting. It's LGBTQ-owned and draws a diverse, relaxed mix.

Tucked in the French Quarter, just off Bourbon Street, this dive bar feels a world away from the tourist crowds.

Features

  • Jukebox heavy on classic soul and R&B
  • Pool table and smoking area
  • Mostly Black crowd, ages 20s-40s
  • Open until 3am every day
  • LGBTQ-owned dive bar

Good for

Pool TableHappy HourAfter HoursSmoking Area20 Somethings30 Somethings40 Somethings18CruisingPub/Tavern

Practical

LGBTQ Owned

What people say

9 community ratings.

From the community

“Good place to stop”

It's a charming spot to check out since it's near Bourbon St and is still part of the French Quarter. The decor is mostly black and gives off a very intimate feel. The music and drinks are both quite decent.

A visitor · Over a year ago

I make a point to visit this place whenever I'm in New Orleans, even if it's just for a single Sunday afternoon drink. The jukebox has the best selection in town among gay bars, featuring lots of classic soul and R&B. That said, I'm a fan of dive bars, bars with a diverse crowd of Black men, bars in old buildings, and bars where I can watch sports. The Society Page fits all of that. I'm not into bright discos or clubs with music so loud you can't talk without yelling. If that's what you're after, this isn't the spot. Otherwise, I'll see you at Orlando's.

A guest · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Page Bar a cruising bar? +

The venue is tagged as a cruising bar, but it primarily functions as a dive bar and pub-tavern.

What kind of music does the jukebox play? +

The jukebox has a strong selection of classic soul and R&B, according to reviews.

Is The Page Bar in the French Quarter? +

Yes, it's located in the French Quarter, close to Bourbon Street.

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