Jazz Daiquiri Lounge

When in Nawlins, I expect to drink at least one daiquiri and this place catered to my needs. The prices were pretty great. In fact it was only about $ 10 for two super huge 32 ounce daiquiris that were also very strong.
We stumbled upon the place after determining that we should grab a to go beverage of some sort along Claiborne. The lady at the counter asked if we wanted more sweet or strong and we insisted that we prefer a strong beverage. She recommended the triple threat daiquiri which was filled with vodka and grain alcohol, but I’m ignorant about what the fruit flavors were. Let me tell you, it is definitely strong and worth the $ 5. They were also not to sweet so the flavor wasn’t that intimidating.
We decided to sit for a moment in the bar which is pretty dark but it had some TVs playing Bowl games as well as some kind of casino machines along the back wall. The drinks were to go though so we were able to take them out and carry on our merry way.

What keeps me coming back? Maybe I like to get lost in the mix of locals that otherwise I would have nothing in common with. Or maybe its the super loud rap music coming from the jukebox. I mean LOUD too! Like having to shout your order to the girl behind the counter.
The music, well if there is a genre for hardcore rap, like you have for say metal music the hard one is death metal, then thats what they are playing here. Death Rap. Not bounce.
Oh right, the daiquiris. They are cheap and they are good. A big ass one runs $ 6. They also make cocktail daiquiris. I havent had one yet but they are certainly colorful and I am sure strong.
The locale is sketchy as f_​_​_​_​but thats on the outside. Well on the inside too. I havent had any trouble here. Most times there is some type of security, or even a NOPD running detail. If you are of the cautious type, thats when you should visit.
Oh yeah, its cash only but there is a ATM inside. Parking is a total bitch but the tatste of that Dreamcicle daiquiri keeps me coming back!

Normally not into daiquiris but on a particularly hot August day I got a craving and Jazz Daiquiris was right there. Place ain’t much to look at but service was friendly — I got a custom blend designed not to be nauseatingly sweet. Took it home and damned if it wasn’t best daiquiri I’ve had in years. Big step up from the ubiquitous New Orleans Original even if the Claiborne location leaves a little to be desired.

I give this 4.5 stars; It was a cool place to go to! I got the Triple Threat 16 oz for $ 4.25 and chatted with Rae, who was cool! Overall I’d like to return!

Such cool experience. Awesome daiquiris (I’d recommend a combination of the piña colada and triple threat). The atmosphere is definitely worth checking out too. PS, the drinks are super inexpensive too.

Dirt nasty little place. Kinda disappointed they didn’t have a white Russian daiquiri, but I don’t think their target crowd is into Caucasians (no pun intended). The pretty bartender was super nice and they were playing some ratchet ass r&b. Totally not my scene, but it was an awesome place to grab a daiquiri while waiting on my laundry at the horrid place next door. I’m sure I’ll be back.

Drinks here are super good and super strong. I had the uptown and my friend had the cotton candy. Try the cotton candy!!!

The key to ordering a good daiquiri is to not let your machismo get in the way. Forget about the 190 octane’s and the other tough-​guy frozen drinks and just get the strawberry shortcake. no one has ever been intimidated by a man drinking from a straw.

Boasting frozen concoctions with names such as «Angola Inmate», «Soulja Slim», and (horrifyingly enough) «Child Abuse»; Jazz Daiquiri is a far cry from the typical Bourbon Street daiquiri scene. The prices are cheap enough to guarantee you wake up with a horrible hangover. Cash only and parking is sketchy at best. Daytime trips are recommended.

Any hole in the wall daiquiri shop not near the french quarter or downtown is sweet! You get way better deals for your money. Last week I got a long island for five bucks. Pre-​party outside of bourbon!

I lived in New Orleans for 10 years! This was and is hands down my favorite daiquiri shop! Pimp Juice is the bomb! Looks like they are under new management now but same strong daiquiris! The cup size has even grown since the last time I was here! The daiquiri cups of course!!! Ha

If you overcome your initial reservations you might have towards the (neighbor)hood you’ll find yourself at a cool little place! The daiquiri’s are cheap and pretty strong, and you are welcome to get a taste of the different types. I wish this was a standard at other joints…

Best daiquiris in New Orleans, get the house special if you really want something strong. The drinks are always a good deal, but on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons you get a large (32 oz) for the price of a medium (20 oz) so be careful getting the large because it is definitely a big strong drink and not for everyone.

These daiquiris are STRONG. Being a Loyola student, I always go to New Orleans Original at the corner of St. Charles and Carrolton. A friend recommended i try Jazz Daiquiris, and we happened to drive right by it on Claiborne, so we figured we’d stop.
I tried the medium size «Child Abuse» daiquiri, which tasted delicious and was quite strong. It is a combination of several of their flavors (I can’t remember which ones right now). There was some kind of special going on, so it was only $ 4.25, which, as another Unilocaler pointed out, would have cost $ 12-​$ 15 on Bourbon Street and would have been watered down terribly. The guy working behind the counter was very helpful as well. Overall, a great daiquiri at an AMAZING price.
I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because of atmosphere and location. It is definitely not in one of New Orleans’s better neighborhoods, and inside, it just feels… sketchy. A good place to get your daiquiris, but get them to go so you can just take them with you out the door (only in New Orleans. Gotta Love it!)

Amazingly potent and inexpensive daqs in a sketchy location on Claiborne, located right next to «Hit-​N-​Run Liquor» if that’s any indication of the character of the area. A large daq is $ 6 and change. The same drink would set you back $ 15 on Bourbon Street and would have half the booze!
A patron inside asked me point blank «what the f*ck I was doing there.» I’m going to go out on a limb here and suggest it was because I’m a young white college student wearing khaki shorts, a collared shirt, and flip-​flops.
Whatever. The staff doesn’t discriminate, so come on by.

Wow, I feel honored with this «First to Review.» Jazz Daiquiri… how I loved you!
This is not really a «lounge;» more like a hole in the wall that sells daiquiris, which we always took to go. It’s not fancy and, although the staff was nice, catcalling usually occurred during the walk from the car to the door. NOT the best neighborhood to be going out in your most provocative Tulane «night out» skank-​wear.
My ultimate favorite was the Margarita, and they’d add shots of tequila for dirt cheap extra. I can’t believe my friends and I were skinny, considering we got in the habit of pregaming with jumbo-​sized Jazz Daiquiris. At least the margarita flavor tasted less like a slurpee…
Anyhow, I think we started coming here more regularly because they had a somewhat… liberal… ID policy. I don’t know. But I don’t ever remember showing one. Who Cares, though?! I love you, New Orleans… never change!

Plenty of alcohol, good selection of flavors, good prices (6.75 for 32 oz). Aint nothing else to ask for.