House of Blues
New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: (504) 529-2583
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Editorial Review for House of Blues – by Kevin Forest Moreau
The Scene
Folk art is perfectly placed, theater-style ropes keep admission lines orderly, and efficient employees prowl the grounds with headsets or walkie-talkies. HOB proudly hawks its courtyard and takes a local role by hosting special events such as benefit concerts.
The Draw
The top-level talent and customer service make it hard to resent this chain, which has eclipsed more homegrown venues. The company's deep pockets lure an eclectic range of big-name touring acts, from Ziggy Marley to Frank Black. The club also hosts several shows by emerging local bands each month. The dining room is huge and busy, seating nearly 300. Service is quick and friendly. HOB has po'boys, jambalaya and etouffee, but carnivores should try the slow-smoked baby back ribs with tangy Jack Daniel's barbecue sauce.
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Insider Tips
When to GoAlthough video monitors relay the onstage action, get there early for a clear view of the stage.
User Reviews for House of Blues
12/04/2006 Posted by babygirl_sara_danielle
HOB is the best, I had a wondful time there. yes the drinks might be a little high but it is worth it. and the food is to die for. I HIGHLY RECOMMENDED it, and yes you should try it out and see for yourself. It is for all ages and yes everywhere you go in New Orleans you have to have a picture ID so dont forget it because trust me when they tell you, you can't go in because you dont have it you might as well just go back to your vehcile and get it because you will regret it if you dont, so have fun and enjoy New Orleans while you can because you cant get enough of it!!!!
12/06/2002 Posted by kingovallcreoles
The house of blues had a really delicious shrimp poorboy! I recommend you try it. I was impressed with the many legends of blues singers encased in glass on the ceiling. The gospel brunch was very loud, if you go on sunday for lunch you might as well join them. Its like the noisy party next door, your not going to sleep anyway so join it. The beer was way to expensive(3.75 for budweiser longneck). Drink elsewhere, but the food is alright.
Pros: good food, trendy blues art, attractive scenery
Cons: Expensive beer, Loud
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