Bar in New Orleans, United States
Brieux Carré Brewing Co.
100ptsNeighborhood brewery worth the Marigny detour.

About Brieux Carré Brewing Co.
Brieux Carré Brewing Co. is a craft brewery on Decatur Street in the Marigny, best used as an early-evening stop on a longer night out. It's the right call when you want a lower-key alternative to New Orleans' cocktail-heavy bar scene. Walk-in friendly and casual, it works for groups or dates who want beer without the French Quarter noise.
Quick Take: Brieux Carré Brewing Co.
If you're choosing between a craft cocktail bar like Cure and a neighborhood brewery in the Marigny, Brieux Carré Brewing Co. at 2115 Decatur St is the more casual, lower-stakes option — and that's exactly the point. This is a beer-first spot in a city that runs on cocktails, which makes it a useful counterweight when the French Quarter's bar circuit starts to feel repetitive.
For a special occasion or a date night, Brieux Carré works leading as an early stop rather than a destination finale. The Decatur Street address puts you within easy reach of Frenchmen Street, which means you can open here and let the evening build naturally. The late-night case for this venue is practical rather than atmospheric: it's lower energy than the louder bars nearby, which makes it a good reset point rather than a peak-hours destination. If you're planning a longer night, treat it as the first act.
Timing matters here. Earlier in the evening — say, between 6 and 9 PM , the crowd tends to be local and the pace relaxed. Later, foot traffic from the surrounding streets picks up and the vibe shifts. For a date or a low-key celebration, the earlier window gives you the better version of this place. If your group wants craft beer in a room that isn't competing with a live brass band for your attention, this is a reasonable pick in a neighborhood where that's harder to find than it sounds.
For context on how New Orleans' broader bar scene stacks up, see our full New Orleans bars guide. If you're also planning where to eat, our full New Orleans restaurants guide covers the city's dining options with the same decision-first framing. For places to stay nearby, our full New Orleans hotels guide has you covered. You can also explore our full New Orleans experiences guide and our full New Orleans wineries guide for a fuller picture of the city.
Reservations: Walk-in only , no booking required. Dress: Casual; there is no dress code. Budget: Pricing data is not currently available; expect craft brewery price points typical of the New Orleans market. Booking difficulty: Easy , no advance planning needed.
Compare Brieux Carré Brewing Co.
| Venue | Price | Booking Difficulty | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brieux Carré Brewing Co. | Easy | — | |
| Jewel of the South | Unknown | — | |
| Beachbum Berry's Latitude 29 | Unknown | — | |
| Cure | Unknown | — | |
| Cane & Table | Unknown | — | |
| The Carousel Bar | Unknown | — |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Brieux Carré Brewing Co. worth the price?
Pricing varies at Brieux Carré Brewing Co.; confirm via check the venue's official channels.
Where is Brieux Carré Brewing Co. located?
Brieux Carré Brewing Co. is located in New Orleans, at 2115 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116.
How can I contact Brieux Carré Brewing Co.?
You can reach Brieux Carré Brewing Co. via check the venue's official channels.
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