Baroness On Baronne

This is a quaint/small place with a nice bar and good service. We stopped in for Dinner on Feb 25, 2024. We ordered the Korean BBQ Bowl, Charcuterie Creation and Creole Meatball Appetizer. Everything was delicious. The highlight was the charcuterie which contained many meat, cheeses, crackers and fruits for a reasonable price.

We came here because the concierge at our hotel recommended this place. When we googled reviews, they did have 4.4 stars out of 5 so we thought it would be good. I can't speak for the drinks because we just had beer and house wine for the happy hour special. The music was nice, we happened to come when there was a filming of the restaurant for promotional purposes.

The food looked nothing like the pics on the menu and it all came out at different times. I ordered the truffle popcorn and the skillet shrimp pasta in a cream sauce....there was no cream and I MAY have had 4 tiny shrimp, not even cocktail shrimp size in the pasta. I had to ask for seasoning because there was none. The truffle popcorn seemed to be microwave popcorn with truffle seasoning on it (the second batch I got was good, first batch had lots of popcorn seeds sitting on top...the guy who made up the bowl wasn't happy I sent it back, it should never have been served in the first place)...AND it came out after I got the skillet pasta. The server I believe was new, he admitted to only having the burger, nothing else on the menu and he wasn't very attentive. I wanted to like this place and be able to tell others about it if they ever come down to The Big Easy but I cannot....

I have to agree with other posts in that this is a business that makes you wait - for no reason. I can't express the feeling of approaching the completely empty bar and waiting patiently while two bar staff have a conversation and don't even care to look my way. After hearing all about their complaints about work issues I had to break their conversation and that surely looked to annoy them. This happened twice when I approached the bar. We were stoked about this place too, what a disappointment. Had the service been acceptable this place would have all of the elements of a weekly Happy Hour visit. However, it was revealing with the lack of service why there were no regulars (or anyone) attending the Happy Hour.

Oddly, our food was served so quick that it was a pleasant surprise. The food wasn't spectacular but decent for Happy Hour. The place is very cute inside with nice artwork on the walls, was very clean, and has the potential for a good vibe. Just hoping to have a better experience next time.

Came on rainy day since our hotel was across the street and bar was pretty empty. Decor was cool, music was loud but was to my liking RnB. But the rest went downhill from there. Service was slow to take our order and actually our drinks. We were a party of 4 and the drinks came out one at time and within 5 minutes of each other. The crab dip was good, but the pita was too crisp. The crispy brussel sprouts were soggy and overcooked. There was absolutely no crisp. Convenient for the Fairfield Inn in terms of location but definitely forgettable.

The cocktails are terrific and the food, when they have it, is super tasty. Not all items on the menu were available, and theirs is a QR e-menu, which should be easy to update. It was comical, like an old SNL skit: "I'd like an order of scallops." "Sorry, no scallops." "OK. I'd like the Brussels sprouts." "Sorry, no Brussels sprouts." I ended up with the SOB sliders, which were amazing and the charcuterie board, which was tasty if not imaginative. The ambiance is "upscale neighborhood bar," and the service was very pleasant and not pushy. I'd go again, and would recommend it to others.

Hit this place up.. wasn't impressed; my waitress was great- she was helpful. It's a bar so take it for what it is.. dark.. loud music... etc. the food was less than stellar. I snagged happy hour thankfully cause if I had paid full price I would have been very disappointed. I ordered the muffalata sliders.. they were literally all bread very little meat and probably 2 olives chopped up on each with a slice of cheese. I also ordered a charcuterie board... it literally was 2 chocolate covered pretzels, 4-5 small crackers, like 5 slices of pepperoni and 5 of salami (like you buy at the deli counter at Walmart in the bag) there was a few small chunks of cheese.. a small wedge of Brie.. a couple nuts.. it does normally come with fruit but I asked for it without because I don't eat berries. I would suggest you skip this appetizer. Sorry missed a pic of this.

Service is slow! The food was good once we finally received it. Love the little cut outs for small gatherings or a date night. Good music and an overall good vibe. Will be back for a chill evening. Located on Barone, but there is plenty of street parking.

Loved this place. The bartenders were amazing, the ambiance was perfect, the DJ was on point, and the owners interact with customers which is huge. Definitely will visit again next time I'm in town!

Quaint but upscale Black-owned craft cocktails & cuisine! We had truffle popcorn too, but it was too yummy to remember to take a photo. Oops!!

Yummy cocktails and truffle popcorn. A must visit while in NOLA!!!

The Baroness is a nice bar/lounge. There's a decent amount of seats and great bartenders. I really enjoyed the Baron (smoked sausage and chips). I was out for drinks with friends and we ended the night on a high note at Baroness . I had a tequila shot and then I had the famous the Gas Mask shot. The gas mask shot involves a whole process that is really fun. I definitely recommend this place for happy hour. Enjoy!