Who is rue bourbon

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Louisiana was owned by the Spanish at the time, given to them by the French to avoid the territory from falling under the control of the chaos of the French Revolution. The Spanish re-built the city in their style. The photo above shows a beautiful courtyard in a residence on Bourbon St. Note the gallery on the second floor of the residence. From the street, these buildings look like ordinary apartment buildings.

With traffic on Rue Royal running inbound to Canal Street one block down, traffic on Rue Bourbon ran outbound, down the river towards Esplanade Avenue. The Desire line primarily serviced the residential side of the Quarter. The streetcars were replaced by buses in Should The Client cancel the contracted event within 30 days of the event date, The Client will be responsible for paying the food and beverage minimum in full.

Exceptions to this policy will be on a strict case by case basis, and will only be due to emergency. Located on the mezzanine level of the Old Absinthe House, French doors lead you into an airy reception space with a built-in oak bar, exposed brick, and floor to ceiling windows overlooking Bienville Street.

Use of the Parlour includes the Mezzanine Bar, an intimate outdoor balcony overlooking Bienville Street. This room can accommodate up to 40 guests for a formal, seated event and up to 80 guests for a lively cocktail-style reception. The Prohibition Room is located on the third-floor of the Old Absinthe House and features an unparalleled overlook of Bourbon Street from a stunning wraparound balcony. The interior is opulent and bright with authentic turn-of-the-century French crystal chandeliers and original wooden fixtures.

This space can accommodate up to 50 guests for a formal, seated affair and up to 80 guests for a cocktail-style reception. Supported Layouts and Capacities.

This place has charm, character and an amazing birds eye view of Bourbon street from the Balcony, without all the hassle of being in the thick of the revelers. From start to finish the staff was amazing! Coming from another state and trying to throw a party of that magnitude could have been a nightmare. However, from the moment that Chelsea first reached out and from then on everything was a breeze.

They were extremely sweet and accommodating down to the food requests as it relates to our allergies.