This place is rad. Excellent beer selection, GREAT food, super friendly bartender. Oysters were fresh and delicious. If I lived here this would be my local haunt.
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This place is rad. Excellent beer selection, GREAT food, super friendly bartender. Oysters were fresh and delicious. If I lived here this would be my local haunt.
Cooter Brown’s remains my favorite place in the New Orleans area for oysters and beer. With a huge quantity of beer available, they move through it fast enough to keep it fresh. The oysters are always excellent. Order at the counter and open a single...More
My family and I recently stopped at Cooter Brown’s after a long day, drawn in by their extensive menu that promised an array of seafood options (it was Good Friday). We did not realize it was a 21+ year old only crowd. Yes, certainly for...More
stopped in here towards the end of the st Charles streetcar to buy time while waiting for Jacque imos to open. the place is dark but spacious with so many beer choices. you drinks at the bar and food in the kitchen but they will...More
Went with family and had to have the kids wait at the tables outside while we ordered (21 and up bar) the food inside. But well worth it. Food was excellent. Best burgers, poboys, chicken tenders and cheese fries in town.
Cooter Browns is outa the French Quarter but worth the trip on the St Charles street car. Great beer selection and plenty of spirits. Great bad staff ! Food looked really good but we had already had lunch. Best of all no one under 21...More
We came here to pass time while our daughter visited Tulane University. Good choice. Great beer selection and oysters. They had other things on their menu but didn’t get to try any. Empty during the day but clean and cool. Looks like an awesome place...More
We rode the streetcar down St Charles to see the homes and decided to get off before it curved up to the highway. We went to cooter browns because the name was funny.. luckily there were some locals walking in who said the food here...More
Making it the most expensive one in New Orleans, and possibly the world. Shrimp, catfish are around $14 and oysters used to be too. There is no shortage of oysters, market prices are stable, but there is no posted price on the board, instead "mp"....More
The barman was superb, chatted to everybody who came in. Knew a lot about the beers and his recommendation hit the spot. The oysters were superb but watch out for the horseradish sauce as it is really hot.
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