re: Tell me about your club days

Most on here won’t know the places because they are in mobile but the edge and banana joes was the spots if you were into x early 00’s

Later on into my 20’s grand central was my go to after I got away from drugs and was a complete degenerate drunk lol.

The Queen Bee in Raceland.

You sound like a real life Walter mitty

Tried it and didn't like it. I found most of the people to be far too pretentious for my liking, putting on airs and such.

So many of the guys I saw there would spend just about all their weeks wages trying to impress some girl they thought would go home with them, only to leave with blue balls and empty pockets.

I'm more of a neighborhood bar type. Give me a nice, quiet bar where I can hold a conversation with people without having to yell over music so loud it would have your ears ringing.

The had a club at 4141 St. Charles named Forty One/Forty One. I nicknamed it "Phony One/Phony One because of all the above described characters in my first sentence. I ventured inside that place only twice, and that was about 2 times too many for me.

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Same places for me and my baws. Except we didn't go to 4141, etc too much. We preferred the Metairie skanks, Godfather, Southside, Ski Lodge. But we also went to Melius and Barts (the old Barts before it burnt down) quite a bit. Angie De Lagos on Sundays.

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No Frank’s Wharf?

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AT2, Brunos, TJ Quills, Sharkey's Reef, Melius, Gold Mine, Confetti's, Sitting Duck, Neo Beach, F&M Patio Bar, Miss Mae's, Friar Tucks, The Bounty, Spiders, Spats, Cats Meow, Pat O'Briens, Deja Vu, Shanahans, Gators, Mudbugs, 4141, Madigans, Nicks Big Train, City Lights, Que Sera, Parkway, Par 4's

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City Lights
Galleria,
The Max

The Red Rose

Brass Monkey in Paradis.

It is now a chinese restaurant now. One time I went eat there and kept looking on the floor for dropped biscuits.

My dad said in his party days from 85-93ish, he went everywhere with an entourage of people and he said by far the best place in Louisiana was "The Kingfish" near Lafayette. He said clubs would close in New Orleans at 2am and people would make the drive 2hrs to the Kingfish. He said he was there during all the raids etc. He also said many times when they would leave, the Kingfish was still packed and rockin around 9am in the morning after partying all night. He said the "line" to get in as they would walk out was still 50-100 deep on a SUNDAY morning.