Cure

Bar·New OrleansRecommended by 2 publications
Cure
Photo: Condé Nast Traveler
“This upscale New Orleans cocktail bar is housed in a former fire station that dates to 1903. The long, narrow room has striking arched windows at one end, casting light onto the bar, which frames a truly awe-inspiring wall of spirits and liqueurs. So who’s there? During the week, it's mostly local…”
— Condé Nast Traveler
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AfarSep 24

New Orleans’s Newest Hotel Is a 19th-Century Mansion With a Wild Past

Opening this fall, the Whit transforms an 1858 Greek revival mansion that once served as a private residence, a Red Cross headquarters, and an eccentric themed hotel—and was once raided by the FBI.

James Beard Award-winning bar, co-owner handles The Whit's bar

4 things in this story
  • CureBarJames Beard Award-winning bar, co-owner handles The Whit's bar
  • Faulkner House BooksMarketsource of old books for The Whit's Library
  • Magnolia MansionHotel1858 Greek revival residence in Garden District
  • The WhitHotel15-room hotel named after author Walt Whitman
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 30

24 Best Bars in New Orleans for Locally Made Beers, Sazeracs, and Brandy Milk Punches

In the spiritual home of the cocktail, there's no shortage of storied places to drink.

Cocktail bar in a former fire station with a spirit wall

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