(504) 861-2802
7612 Oak St
New Orleans,
LA
70118
29.944
-90.126
Neighborhoods: East Carrollton, Uptown - Carrollton
What People Are Saying About Snake & Jake Christmas Club
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – You can celebrate Christmas in July, assuming that your Yuletide rituals include rubbing elbows with drunk college students, neighborhood eccentrics and musicians in a small, dark dive. A giant wreath is the only landmark for first-timers seeking out this oddball-chic destination, dauntingly located on a one-way street in a seedy residential neighborhood near the local universities. Prohibitively dark lighting and a low couch or two combine with diverse music to create an atmosphere that teeters between barfly-hip and sleep-inducing ennui. The crowd is a mix of late-night…
Terminal Alcoholic Scumpit
by piglet23skidoo
That's what Anthony Bourdain called it in Australian Vogue once, anyway. It's usually dark enough to make anyone look good, if you don't like the music, wait five minutes and it'll change, and an endless supply of United Cabs are only a phone call away. I second the sunglasses and mini raincoat (they won't let me say con dom!) suggestion wholeheartedly. Might want to bring more than one pocket protector, though... wink, wink, nudge, nudge....
- Pros: cheap drinks, cheap dates
- Cons: cheap drinks, cheap dates
A Bahumbug relic
by ZaneKatsikis
Unfortune as it is, this version is a pale shadow of its mythological self; no jukebox, bright lights (at 3 AM!) and schlocky music...I'm real sad...
- Pros: open late, funky neighborhood
- Cons: no jukebox, bright lights, bad music choices
a shady place for shiney people
by noo_walins
Get the house special: a can of shlitz and a shot of jaegermeister. Go there late, like 3am. Any earlier and the bartenders will have just gotten out of bed and will be gripey.
The Details on Snake & Jake Christmas Club
When to Go:
Crowds can form early (10pm or so), socializing outside on the sidewalk. The real action, however, comes much later, usually after 2am.







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