Roosevelt Hotel Bar — Restaurant in New Orleans

I have been at the bar before and I remember the bartender was super nice so I decided to come back last Friday. Arviani was excellent at welcoming us to the restaurant, his level of hospitality was very impressive. We were party of 3 people, our server (an old man) came to the table to get our order, we ordered some drinks and for food my husband told him that we would keep a menu to see if we would order something. The server got so upset (we don’t know why) and remove ALL the silverware from our table, including menus giving us NO option to order anything else. Later on, he came back to drop our drinks and never came back to our table to see if we would order anything or just to check on us..his service was terrible and unacceptable for the amount of money that people would pay in this bar. I asked Arviani once again for his help so I would be able to get a check and pay.. Arviani if you see this, we appreciate all your help and keep doing an excellent job taking care...

Had high expectations given the reputation. Great scene to walk into, classic decor and attire on the staff - was like being transported back in time. But that's about where the magic ended. Unfortunately the bar staff was disinterested in really showing what they could do. When asked to have something unique made with a whiskey base I was given a Manhattan... Service was below average overall. There are places within walking distance with FAR better service, drinks and prices. This is essentially just a well-polished tourist trap, move along.

Update: I guess I struck a nerve! Got a response from the owner resulting in a bullet-pointed diatribe about how my review was invalid. If only they put this much effort into improving the quality of their service... As to the owners comments: the bartender at the location I went to greeted me with "Welcome to the Roosevelt Hotel Bar." So if this truly is the wrong location then you guys should take that up with them not...

Step into the Roosevelt Bar at 116 Roosevelt Way in New Orleans, and you'll instantly feel transported to a unique blend of elegance and coziness. The history of the bar, shared by our knowledgeable bartender Seattle, added an extra layer of intrigue to our experience. The story of the bar's independence from the neighboring Roosevelt Hotel is a testament to the resilience and character of its owner. The ambiance of the bar was perfect, striking the perfect balance between upscale and down-to-earth, making us feel like we had stepped into a hidden gem. And of course, we can't forget to mention Ben, the security guard, who kept us feeling safe during our late-night visit. If you're looking for an authentic and unforgettable experience in New Orleans the Roosevelt Bar is a...