(504) 586-0972
830 Conti St
New Orleans,
LA
70112
29.9564
-90.0682
Neighborhoods: French Quarter - CBD, French Quarter
Hours:
Tue-Sun 5pm-11pm
Brunch: Sun 12pm-3pm
Last updated 9.11.08
Category:
Bars & Pubs, Neighborhood Bars, Hotel Bars
Payment Methods:
Gift Certificate, American Express, Diners Club, Visa, MasterCard
Cuisine:
Bar & Club Type of Music:
Bar & Club Special Features:
Romantic Nightlife, Specialty Cocktails, Live Music
Smoking Permitted:
Yes
What People Are Saying About The Bombay Club Restaurant & Martini Bistro
Featured Review
Tara Lis
Contributor
The Scene – An upscale retreat from nearby Bourbon Street, this stylish hotel bar is outfitted with a British Colonial design and offers tasteful live jazz and blues music. Overstuffed, leather wing chairs accompany tables, while comfortable stools line the handsome wood bar in the refined, yet friendly, space. Skilled mixologists accommodate specialty martini drink orders along with gentlemanly mainstays like bourbon and scotch. Fetch a cigar from the humidor for dual sipping and smoking pleasure. A small outdoor patio provides a pleasant open-air atmosphere on not-too-warm nights and a…
Editor's Tips
- Know Before You Go:
- The club is located inside the Prince Conti Hotel.
- Where to Sit:
- Appetizers are available at the bar, but there's also a full menu and curtained booths for privacy.
- Look Good:
- Save the faded jeans and T-shirts for Bourbon Street--patrons here dress well.
VERY disappointing, avoid this place
by Food critic at Citysearch
My wife and I came down to enjoy some martini's on the whim of a recommendation from a friend. I will think twice about listening to that person again. When we first arrived, they must have asked us 3 times what we wanted to order in just a few short minutes. It felt like they wanted us in and out of there ASAP. We requested to sit in the court yard for some fresh air (it's very dark in there) and they said sure. Once out there we must have waited over 45 minutes before giving up and walking to a server to get drinks. Both the server and the bartender rudely refused to bring our order and said we had to order directly from the bar. I have had better service at MacDonald's. We were shocked at the horrific attitudes from their staff and will do our best to make sure our friends and colleges aren't punished with the same experience.
The funny thing is we were in town for an conference that had almost 40,000 people in attendance. You can guarantee next year that we will tell as many of them as we can, to not touch this place with a 10 foot pole.
- Pros: Martini's were good, if you could get one
- Cons: Everything
great service and bar.
by ecanndallas at Citysearch
my friend and i visited the bombay club when we were staying at the prince conti hotel during our spring break trip. we had a truly great experience. i ordered the fish and chips and was not disappointed. they have a really extensive martini selection and our bartender was great and recommended drinks for us even though we werent even sitting at the bar. ( and he didnt just recommend the 12 dollar martinis either) i would have to recommend this restaurant for anyone who just wants a low key dinner in a nice quiet place with a wonderful courtyard as well.
- Pros: nice bar area with a wide selection
- Cons: a little pricey.
Disappointing New Years Dinner
by wild_dog at Citysearch
Avoid this restaurant. The bar is okay if you just want drinks. My date and I ate an early dinner here on New Years Eve, 2004-2005. We had a set menu. Nobody else was in the restaurant except for a European couple just married. Dinner for two cost $171. I had a $10 martini and my date had a glass of water. For the price of that meal, you'd expect the food to be amazing. It was not. The food was disappointing. The duck soup was bland and heavy. The walnut salad was not as good as it could have been. The veal was pretty good, but not worth $72. Dessert was okay. It could have been better for those prices. I've had fabulous dinners at upscale restaurants before, and this was not one of them. It's a tourist trap. Avoid eating here. Drinks are okay.
- Pros: expensive feel, live music, good drinks
- Cons: , tourist trap, food disappointing


