Venues in New Orleans range from live music spaces to Mississippi riverboats, all boasting unique event space for all types of family groups
Do venues in New Orleans get any better than this? Crescent City might be a food town known for its cultural and historical significance, but that doesn’t preclude it from boasting some of the best event spaces and music halls in the United States. From Rock N’ Bowl to Acme Oyster House, there are endless options for people looking to host celebrations in the Big Easy.
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Rock N’ Bowl in New Orleans
Rock N’ Bowl is a unique live music venue in New Orleans, sporting a bowling alley and a music club with jazz and zydeco musicians. A high-energy environment, this place has multiple special deals for those wanting to plan a memorable group event. Party packages range in price depending on the drink and food offerings your group prefers and how long you would like to reserve the bowling alley. Still, one thing is certain: you will not regret booking Rock N’ Bowl for a personalized, unforgettable celebration.
Mother’s Restaurant Next Door, New Orleans, LA
Connected to Mother’s Restaurant is Mother’s Next Door, which consists of a banquet hall (1,950 square feet) and a dining room (970 square feet) that, when combined, can host up to 380 standing guests. Parties can choose from various scrumptious dishes to serve buffet-style, including the restaurant’s famous ham and other selections like seafood gumbo, smoked duck and shrimp bisque. They can likewise decide between several bar packages, all while benefiting from some of the most affordable prices of any venue in New Orleans.
A next-door feel at this Crescent City staple
Napoleon House in New Orleans
Try the Muffalotta at Napoleaon House on your group visit to New Orleans. Photo credit: Zack Smith
To experience the Old World of New Orleans, consider the Napoleon House in the French Quarter. In operation since 1914, this venue exudes European style and tradition, with Beethoven’s Eroiqua playing in the background and a Pimm’s Cup in your hand. Only the Big Easy could provide such a stunning ambiance. For parties of less than 300, the second-floor suite is perfect for cocktail parties, receptions, and weddings. For larger parties, planners can include the first-floor patio and the bar, at an additional charge.
Check out the cocktail meu at Napoleon House
Louisiana’s Mississippi River Riverboats
Venues in New Orleans include those that float. Get a feel for what puts the “crescent” in Crescent City with the unique perspective a Mississippi Riverboat provides. Meander down America’s second-longest river while dancing to live music with your friends and dining on delicious New Orleans cuisine. The city’s skyline will provide an exquisite backdrop for your family photos; the moonlight twinkling off the water will remind you of why you decided to come to this culturally wondrous city in the first place. Mark Twain called the Mississippi River a wonderful book with a new story to tell everyday—so let this be the day you write your own riverboat tale.
Get a glimpse of magic on the Mississippi
Acme Oyster House French Quarter in New Orleans, LA
Acme Oyster House offers an abundance of New Orleans seafood classics, including an entire section of the menu dedicated to different types of Po-Boys. Interested in oysters? Acme has raw and chargrilled varieties, served ice-cold or sizzling. Groups can either reserve the entire restaurant (for larger events of up to 200 people), or they can opt for Acme’s Reef Room, which can accommodate smaller parties of up to 130 guests. The Reef Room also offers a beautiful private balcony with breathtaking views.
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