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  1. The Sazerac Bar

    Cocktail Bar

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    The Sazerac Bar holds the rights to both the Sazerac cocktail and the Ramos Gin Fizz, which says something about the confidence of the Roosevelt Hotel's lobby bar. Dark wood paneling, murals, and a long bar that has been drawing New Orleans in formal and informal attire for generations. It's sophisticated without being stiff, which is a harder trick than it sounds in a city that takes its drinks this seriously.

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    • Ramos gin fizz

      “Long used to order his beloved Ramos Gin Fizzes here.”

      Eater

    • Sazerac

      “Today, you can get all sorts of exceptional cocktails at this Roosevelt hotel beauty, but ordering the bar’s namesake, a Sazerac, is a sure bet.”

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    130 Roosevelt Way, New Orleans, LA · New Orleans
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    +1 504 529 4733
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