Burgundy Bar
Central Business District, New Orleans
Bar in New Orleans, United States
Book with PearlWhy go
Book Burgundy Bar for an intimate date-night drink or small celebration near the French Quarter, especially if live jazz, burlesque energy, a dim hotel-lounge setting are the draw. The drinks and wine support the night, but the room is the reason to go; eat dinner first and treat the food as light grazing.
About Burgundy Bar
Burgundy Bar is a New Orleans venue with an average price of $35 per person, casual dress, evening hours every day of the week. Because the available data is limited, this guide should be read as a practical planning snapshot rather than a detailed review of the venue’s menu, drinks, room, service style, or food.
Choose it for a direct evening stop in New Orleans
The clearest facts are simple: Burgundy Bar opens at 5 PM daily, closes at 11 PM Sunday through Thursday, stays open until 12 AM on Friday and Saturday. That makes it an evening-only option based on the published hours available here.
The price is $35 per person. No specific cocktail list, wine list, food menu, entertainment schedule, seating format, or reservation policy is confirmed in the available data, so it is best not to build expectations around any one feature beyond the basic price, hours, casual dress code.
For planning, treat Burgundy Bar as a casual New Orleans stop where the main confirmed decision points are timing and budget. If you need a specific drink, dish, seating arrangement, or service detail, confirm directly before going.
The food is not documented in the data
The hours also point to evening service only, so this page should not be used to confirm lunch, dinner, small plates, or any particular dining offering.
If food is an important part of the plan, check with Burgundy Bar directly before visiting. Otherwise, use the confirmed $35 per person price and evening hours as the most reliable planning details.
Who should choose it, who should skip it
Choose Burgundy Bar if you are looking for a casual New Orleans venue with a known per-person price and daily evening hours. It is especially easy to plan around earlier in the week, when the closing time is 11 PM, or on Friday and Saturday, when the closing time is 12 AM.
For wider planning, use the New Orleans bars guide for a broader evening itinerary, the New Orleans restaurants guide if dining needs to come first, the New Orleans hotels guide if lodging is part of the plan.
Planning details
- Location
- The Saint Hotel, 931 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70112
- Website
- burgundy-bar.poi.place
- Phone
- (504) 522-5400
Venue details
Ambiance
Dimly lit and cozy with vintage, bordello-chic decor, creating an intimate yet lively atmosphere where craft cocktails, wine, and live jazz set a sultry, decadent mood.
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At the Bar
- Bar Category
- Hotel Bar
- Late Night
- Open Until 2am
- Music
- Live Jazz and Big Band Standards, Sometimes Paired with Burlesque Shows Inspired by Classic New Orleans Style and Louis Armstrong Era Music.
- Live Music
- Yes
Signature Pours
- signature whiskey sour
- mojito
Planning details
Location
The Saint Hotel, 931 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70112 · Directions
Also consider
Where to go if this is not the right fit
If the goal is a more formal cocktail stop, choose The French 75 Bar. If the night needs a more recognizable New Orleans hotel-bar setting, choose Carousel Bar & Lounge at Hotel Monteleone.
Bar context
How Burgundy Bar compares in New Orleans
Pick Burgundy Bar when ease matters. Compared with The Sazerac Bar and The French 75 Bar, it reads as the lower-pressure choice: less of a ceremony, better for a quick hotel-adjacent drink, easier to fold into a night without building the whole plan around it.
For atmosphere-first drinking, Carousel Bar & Lounge at Hotel Monteleone is the stronger call if the room is part of the reason to go. Old Absinthe House and Bourbon St suit visitors who want a more classic French Quarter bar crawl feel; Burgundy Bar is better when the goal is a calmer stop before dinner or a date-night nightcap.
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Practical comparison
Burgundy Bar is the easy, low-planning option in this set. The Sazerac Bar and The French 75 Bar are stronger choices when the bar program is the point of the night, while Carousel Bar & Lounge at Hotel Monteleone is better when room energy matters. Old Absinthe House and Bourbon St lean more toward a French Quarter crawl.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Burgundy Bar have happy hour deals?
No happy hour details are in the available data. The confirmed planning facts are the $35 per person price, casual dress code, evening hours.
Do I need a reservation at Burgundy Bar?
What's the best time to go to Burgundy Bar?
The hours start at 5 PM daily. Burgundy Bar closes at 11 PM Sunday through Thursday and 12 AM on Friday and Saturday, so the best time depends on whether you want an earlier evening stop or a later weekend visit.
Is Burgundy Bar worth the prices?
That depends on what you need from the visit. The price is $35 per person, with casual dress and nightly evening hours in New Orleans.
Is the food good at Burgundy Bar?
No specific food menu, cuisine, dish, or meal format is in the available data. If food is important, check directly with Burgundy Bar before going.
Is Burgundy Bar good for a date?
It may work if you want a casual evening stop in New Orleans with a known $35 per person price.
