Sazerac Bar

Any bar can make a drink. Few make history.

Named after what many consider to be the world’s first mixed drink, The Sazerac Bar carries with it as much history and lore as its potable namesake. Just gazing at the famous Paul Ninas murals that flank the long African walnut bar takes you back to the grandeur of old New Orleans—a time when Huey P. Long would stroll in, order a Ramos Gin Fizz and spend the next couple hours talking to his constituents.

Restored to reflect the spirit of the original establishment, the elegant barstools and plush banquettes of today’s Sazerac Bar invites locals and visitors alike for well-crafted drinks and free-flowing conversation.

For every man, a drink.

Huey P. Long, the colorful governor of Louisiana, would go to great lengths to enjoy a good drink. In New Orleans it just meant taking the elevator from his 12th–floor suite at The Roosevelt down to The Sazerac Bar. Unfortunately, getting a drink to his liking wasn’t quite so simple when he left the city.

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