Ride the St. Charles streetcar to the very end of the line, and you’ll roll right up to a neighborhood hangout that locals have kept in their back pockets for decades. It’s a place where oysters get shucked at the bar, more than 400 different brews line the menu, and seventeen TVs light up every big game.
Tuesdays turn into a friendly stampede when the raw bar goes half off, and the walls hold wild wood carvings of famous faces with stories behind each one. The setup runs a little unusual, the crowd runs friendly, and the doors stay open late.
Keep reading to learn where it hides, what keeps regulars coming back, and how to make the most of a visit before you go.
The Corner Spot at the End of the Streetcar Line
Tucked at 509 S Carrollton Ave in New Orleans, Louisiana, this corner tavern sits right where the St. Charles streetcar reaches the end of its long ride. Its name is Cooter Brown’s Tavern, and it has held down this Carrollton address for years…