Tujague's, New Orleans LA - Tour & History

Tujague's is one of the oldest bars in New Orleans. In 1856 the Tujague family bought a small restaurant off Decatur Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans and began a legacy that would last til today.
The legacy included fine food, of course, but it also included beautifully mixed cocktails and the city's first stand-up bar (bars used to be more like lunch counters than what we know today).
All of that is still there, including the original bar just as you walk in. This is a place you want to take the time to explore, order a Sazerac or, better yet, a Ramos Gin Fizz (they are the only bar in town that still uses egg-whites) or maybe a Grasshopper (which was invented here).
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[@rustyreeves9458]

Recently moved. No longer in this building due to loss of lease. Very Sad. Walked by last week. It was closed dingy and dirty. The bar and Paris mirror still there as of Christmas

[@MasterYourGlass]

Great bar!