Gay Bars & LGBTQ+ Venues in New Orleans, LA — Page 6

The New Orleans African American Museum preserves the history and elevates the art, culture, and contributions of African Americans in New Orleans. It's a BIPOC-owned institution in the Treme neighborhood. The museum rotates exhibitions and hosts community events. Open Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 4pm, this is a quieter space compared to nearby attractions like the New Orleans Museum of Art. The museum is a mix of gay and straight visitors, reflecting its inclusive focus.

One Yelp reviewer called it 'the best cocktail program in town.' Jewel of the South sits in Treme with an intimate garden courtyard and an internationally inspired menu that blends American, European, and Cajun-Creole influences. It's a fine-dining spot where you'll find a mixed crowd of 30- to 50-somethings on dates or celebrating special occasions. Reservations are recommended here; you can book ahead for dinner. The garden is the prime seating, and the full bar and happy hour make it a lively spot from Wednesdays through Fridays. It's romantic but not stuffy, and the outdoor seating is a big draw year-round.