Big Easy Daiquiri

The set up is a little strange as there is a large open area in the middle with no furniture or seats. The drink machines are off to the side.
There is a wide variety of drinks that are sweet. I ordered the Peach Bellini. They have a decent amount of alcohol in there but by the time that you’re half way through the container, it starts to smell like vomit.

Stopped here while making my way down to Frenchman Street. Ordered the strawberry daiquiri, which is basically an alcoholic slushie.

Daiquiris are GREAT!!! Right on the strip area before you get to bourbon. The lady in shop was nice and help us picked out good daiquiri. I recommend the appletini daiquiri and it was good!

Came to town for my bday. Needed emergency food so we stopped in here. There was a mixed looking girl working with a very large chest. I think her large chest made her think she can be mean to everyone cause she was rude to the entire party of 11 I brought in. Pizza was pretty ok. Two stars for service and food

We stopped in for a couple drink before checking in to our hotel.
I got a couple beers and the wife had a couple daquiris.
We also got crawfish cakes and fries.
Its a bar so cant expect much w the food. It served its purpose. The drinks were good.
The bartender was very nice abd accomodating.
We were there in the afternoon so people were just in and out except us.

They serve huge and tasty frozen Hurricane and various other frozen alcoholic drinks here that you can take with you. Expect to pay just under $ 20 including tip for a large drink if you upgrade your drink with a shot add. They have a very good strawberry additional rum shot upgrade that they recommend that enhances the Hurricane taste and compliments it very nicely.
At one point as I walked around the French Quarter, I had a Big Easy Hurricane drink in one hand and a Café Du Monde beignet in the other hand. That was the total New Orleans experience right there.

An inferior copy of the Wet Willie’s chain, but it does provide very cold A/​C in a convenient location. However, you really won’t want to spend any time in there, with the sketchy crowd hanging out by the slots machines. Passed by the pizza area on the way to the bathroom, and the pizza looked really rough, definitely would not want to be ordering slices. Give it a try, but get your daiquiri from here to go. The workers were at least friendly, though.

I’ve been to Daiquiri bars before; nobody upsells or mixes this well!
Brandy made me a strawberry shortcake fleur-​de-​lis that is AWESOME. Pay the extra for a great drink that will really get you going. She knows what she’s talking about!

Yum… I like the icee for grownups. Staff is nicer at the one on 428 canal st. New Orleans LA (504)903−1763.

I would be afraid to buy anything from here when one of your employees is promoting poisoning homeless people. How can you trust some one to handle your drinks when a person is saying that homeless people should be poisoned. I will not be coming here ever.

When you’re on vacation, especially in NOLA, there isn’t anything wrong with doing a bit of day-​drinking. We were walking through the French Quarter, and I saw this place. On a whim, I walked in and ordered a Hurricane, since that’s one of the local drinks. The bartender asked if I wanted a shot of Dragonberry on top, I shrugged, why not?
I took my drink to go, so I didn’t really check out the interior. It appeared that there were some video poker games, some flat screens, and they sell pizza by the slice. It was a tasty treat as I walked down the street enjoying my frozen concoction. There was enough alcohol in it to give me a little buzz as well.
If you find yourself walking through the French Quarter without a drink in your hand, I would suggest stopping in here to remedy that situation.

$ 10 for a regular
$ 13 for a XL
+$ 1 for an extra shot
Favorite flavors: Peach Bellini and Jungle Juice.
Busy place, especially during festivals, but the employees do a great job of taking multiple orders to work through the masses. They’re friendly too.
I like this location because they have the AC on high but also leave the large doors open. Best of both worlds. Park yourself on a stool at the bar to enjoy your brain-​freezing beverage or take it and keep wandering the Quarter. They have pizza too, but with so many other great food choices in the vicinity… why? I’d only suggest a slice if you are drunk and need a quick snack to hold you over until dinner somewhere better.

They let you mix flavors and add a shot. They were all delicious– I sampled all of them before committing to a mix of apple something and hurricane.
The slice of pepperoni pizza hit the spot as well. Great place to walk in and get a good frozen beverage & slice of pizza.

Annoying and loud music with no customers and cheap drinks. There are a dozens of better places within a few blocks

I am not a big fan of New Orleans faux daiquiris but this location has the sangria daiquiris that I absolutely love. This thing tastes like a real frozen sangria but at $ 9 a piece its a treat that you can only enjoy every now and then.

This is my favorite Daiquiri spot in the french quarter!
I have hit this particular spot quiet a few times when I was in the french quarter. Granted this isn’t the cheapest place to go for Daiquiri but this place does have some good Daiquiris! They also sell pizza here as well, not many other daiquiri chains do that. The pizza isn’t half bad by the way.
The service is okay, they are usually attentive, friendly, and quick. So no worries there.
Some note worthy things are the Red Bull bar table, Flat screen TV’s, and video poker machines. Last but not least is the view of the hustle and bustle of the french quarter.
In short if you are looking for something to cool you down on a hot day in the French Quarter then look no further!

I am not in the habit of walking down the street with a drink in my hand, BUT this was New Orleans, AND it was hot and humid, AND we were weary from browsing the French Market, AND their air conditioning hit us like an arctic breeze as we were walking down the street, SO we stopped in. The bartender was delightful. She was very friendly and very engaged with all her customers.
My wife had the strawberry daiquiri and I got the piña colada. Of course I got a brain freeze, but the 151 rum helped numb the effects. We even bought the silly cups and finished our drinks on the way back to our hotel. It was another fun experience in New Orleans.
And I forgive myself for my earlier run-​on-​sentence.

So like most tourist i wanted to walk around the french quarter with a drink in my hand so i stopped here for frosty drink. Lots of flavors to choose from, I ended up getting the hurricane which is kinda the local drink around here. Ended up getting the souvenir cup which for the extra buck, which supposively held an extra 4 oz over the 9 dollar counterpart. The drink also came with a free shot but i dont think it had any alcohol in it, or at least i couldnt taste anything. The daqueri was decent and had a good mix if rum.
My main complaint about my experience was that when i got down to the the bottom of my drink, i noticed a piece of plastic. I didnt want to walk back to the store i bought it from so i just went to the nearest one. I told the staff my problem and they were like «what do you want me to do about it?» Well i asked if i could get my money back but they said no since i already drank most of the drink. Well obviously i wouldnt of noticed the plastic until i got to the bottom right? Anyways they did offer me a new cup with a new drink, didnt have any choice so i just took it as compensation.

Super sweet staff and tasty strong drinks!
The perfect libation for a hot sunny day! We ordered some ridiculous combos of their flavors and opted out of the extra shots for a dollar deal. When the order was inevitably confused, we got free shots anyway!
Mine lasted me through a cigar at the factory two doors down and through a stint getting a reading done at the voodoo shop. Tasty, didn’t melt quickly, and full of alcohol — can’t ask for much more!
Plus, there are some rad neon lights shaped like fire in there, check it out.

Didn’t have anything here but a Bloody Mary, and it was DELICIOUS (it better be for $ 10…). Their vodka soaks all the garnishes (pearl onions, pickled green beans, olives). Makes a world of difference. Spicy, tomatoey… it will rock your face off.
There’s few things I hate more than a bad Bloody Mary but this one did not disappoint. Yum.