Daiquiri Delight Shop

Not that I expected it to be that strong, but I just drank a large daquiri from this joint and – nothing. Caveat emptor.

Full discloser: We stopped here because we needed to use the restroom. We were surprised to find a friendly bartender and a great selection of smooth and sweet daiquiris with a kick. The bartender let us sample a couple and we decided on the mango. It really tasted fresh and not the artificial syrup flavoring.

The person who helped me was far nicer than the woman at the place across the street. Tasty drinks, too. Thank you!

I can’t believe more people weren’t stumbling in here…
«Completely effed up in 20 oz or less» should be this place’s slogan.
Not only were drinks very potent — they were amazingly good. I had a daquiri somewhere down the street and it was all harsh alcohol taste and strange Koolaid flavor on the back end that was just foul. Whereas Daiquiri Delight’s offerings just kept creeping up on me and whacking me in the head with a faceful of Drunk!
Staff was nice and I was in and out so quick that it was perfect for getting back out onto the street and enjoy the chaos of Mardis Gras! Just be sure to have cash in hand as they don’t take credit cards.

This was where I had my first drink in New Orleans therefore it will always hold a special place in my heart.
Daiquiri Delight is the best place to visit during the day, since this area of Bourbon Street gets pretty crazy at night. For only a few bucks, you get a slushy-​type beverage that is sure to keep you nice and cool on a warm day. My friend and I both went with the strawberry daiquiri and were pleasantly surprised. They use real strawberries here therefore it didn’t taste like a lousy Jolly Rancher.
The bartender was even nice enough to take a photo of us. He also mixed two flavors together for us to try and it tasted like a creamsicle. It’s not the BEST place for drinks but it gets the job done when it’s 82 and humid outside and you’re about to walk 4 miles.

Not much to say. The drinks are tasty, there was a good amount of seating for a daiquiri bar, I was served immediately and they take credit cards. I went with your standard Hurricane.
I wanted to grab a frozen drink and watch the game… this place had all I needed. Good music over the speakers. There is pizza too (that I didn’t try) in case you need sustenance.

YUMMAY!
Delicious tasting drinks that will give you a good buzz. I got the strawberry and peach colada flavors and mixed them together. My thing is that I hate tasting alcohol, so all these drinks cover up the flavor quite well which can be a TAD bit dangerous at the same time. Really though, it just adds to the fun!
I love the to-​go cup they come in so you can sip your drink while you drunkily roam onto Bourbon Street.

After about four hurricanes and a couple of hand grenades, I stumbled into this place, inhaled a couple of slices of pizza, ordered two more, and then spent the rest of the night wandering around Bourbon Street telling anyone who would listen how I just ate the best pizza of my life.
The next day, mid-​afternoon, I returned, sober, grabbed a slice and realized it was awful.
And THAT. .. is Bourbon Street.

You ain’t going to New Orleans for pizza, and no matter how «good» it looks at 3 am after a long night of «enjoying Bourbon Street» I recommend you steer clear. $ 4.50 for a slice with toppings is crazy and the hot dog I had from a street cart was a whole lot tastier.

Last time we visited New Orleans we drunkenly stumbled into a pizza place late at night to fill the pizza sized hole in our stomachs. We couldn’t remember where that place was this time around and thought this might have been it. We were wrong, this place is much better.
I didn’t expect the pizza here to be anything special at all, but it really was quite good. I had the pepperoni and once again, it filled that pizza sized hole nicely. Amongst our group of four we had all the pizza types on offer and all looked equally as tasty.
I had a daiquiri here too, but I can’t remember what flavour it was. Who knew alcohol could make you forget things? All I know is that it was frozen, sweet and had booze in it, so probably the same as every other daiquiri on Bourbon really.

This was our last stop on a night of drinking on bourbon street. We grabbed a pizza and of course a daiquri. I got the cheese pizza which was pretty amazing and the baileys/​kahlua type one and it was really good! The daiquiris are really thick and filling so could hardly move after filling up on that and pizza! Good little spot to fill your belly and get a drink!

The pizza here was amazing. The guy that served us our daiquris made my night. Not much else to say other than unlike other places the service here is great.

This place actually has bomb pizza. We ate here like three times in our five day trip. The daiquiri’s are also quite delish. SOOOO sweet, but I guess that’s just part of what daiquiris are.

I got the Cajun something, which is apparently the most popular flavor here. It wasn’t until after I ordered that I realized this one is made with 4 different liquors (Bacardi 151, another dark rum, 190 grain, and something else), unlike all the other flavors which mostly only contain 1 type of liquor… no wonder it’s the most popular. My small cup of frozen peach-​colored beverage was quite tasty and made my face tingly after only half a cup so be careful… or not, depending on your purpose for wondering around on Bourbon Street I guess.

All daquiris on Bourbon are the same, pretty much. Sweet, frozen, and liquor– no matter the flavor.