Non crowded Uptown bar for Saints game

Not sure I would go to Monkey Hill. I don't really even like the place to begin with, but that's not the best place to watch a game in my opinion. It's not a "sports bar" type of atmosphere. Maybe try Half Moon? It's technically in the Lower Garden District, but I don't think it'll be too crowded.

Just about every bar in NOLA has a TV.
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Crescent City Brewhouse is probably the best place in the FQ to watch sports. They have plenty of TV's on second floor.

Crescent City Brewhouse @ 527 Decatur St., New Orleans, LA. 504 - 522 - 0571.
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Johnny White's is a true sports bar. Turtle Bay is a sports bar also. Chateau Moanet Voila Bar is a sports bar. Broussard's has TV's in their bar and from time to time they have specials to eat and watch the game. Antoine's Herme's Bar has food and TV's.

Johnny White's Sports Bar @ 720 Bourbon St., New Orleans, LA 504 - 524 - 4909.
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Turtle Bay Food and Spirits @ 1119 Decatur Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 586 - 0563.
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Chateau Moanet Voila Bar @ 300 Decatur Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 581 - 2534.
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Broussard's @ 819 Conti St., New Orleans, LA. 504 - 581 - 3866.
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Antoine's @ 713 Saint Louis St., New Orleans, LA. 504 - 581 - 4422.
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Three Legged Dog is a “dive” that’s open 24/7 that gets good reviews. They have the largest screens in the city and 2/1 beer. It’s also dog friendly.
Three Legged Dog @ 400 Burgundy Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 412 - 8335.
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Go to the corner of Bienville and Decatur. Club Decatur or Ryan's Irish Pub have TV's but neither is a sports bar. Both are great places to watch games with a lot of big screen TV's. Duck into one and then the other and decide which one your like.
MRB Bar and Grill has outdoor seating and allows kids 18/21. There’s good bar food and plenty of TV’s. It’s a real dive joint.
Mississippi River Bottom @ 515 St Philip Street, New Orleans, LA 504 – 222 – 5672.
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Call the Carousel Bar at The Monteleone I think they have TV's. It's smoke free. Coop's Place is also smoke free and has plenty of TV's.

Carousel Bar @ Hotel Monteleone| @ 214 Royal St., New Orleans, LA. 504 - 523 - 3341.
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Coops Place @ 1109 Decatur St., New Orleans, LA. 504 - 525 - 9053.
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Walk across Canal on N Peters and go W on S Peters 4/5 blocks to the corner of Lafayette and S Peters to Ernst Cafe which is over 100 years old for good happy hour. They have outdoor tables. Ernst's has 2 # crawfish plates for $5.00 on Friday's. When you leave Ernst's go W a block to Girod and go N 2 blocks to Lucy's Bar on Tchoupitoulas for a good 4 to 7 happy hour and $2.50 beer. Grand Isle is a fine seafood restaurant and raw bar a block S of Ernst's on Fulton.
Lucy's Bar @ 701 Tchoupitoulas St., New Orleans, LA 504 - 523 - 8995.
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Ernst Cafe @ 600 South Peters Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 525 - 8544.
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Grand Isle @ 575 Convention Center Blvd., New Orleans, LA 504 - 520 - 8530.
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Poppy’s is located on Spanish Plaza across from Harrah's Casino
Poppy’s Time Out Sports Bar @ 500 Port of New Orleans Place, fSuite 80, New Orleans, LA 504 – 569 – 3380.

7:00 am - 10:00 pm
7 days a week.
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Gordon Biersch is a Brew Pub in CBD near the FQ. It's NW of The Hilton near the Convention Center and Harrah's Casino offering outstanding drinks and food for lunch and dinner. There are 5 Big Screen TV's. They have a Happy Hour Special Monday/Friday from 4 PM to 6:30 PM with special prices on appetizers and drinks.

Gordon Biersch @ 200 Poydras Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 552 - 2739.
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Walk On’s is a fun sports bar on Poydras just S of the SD.
Walk On’s @ 1009 Poydras Street, New Orleans, LA 504- 309 – 6530.
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The Rusty Nail is in the CBD and offers live jazz and blues.
The Rusty Nail @ 1100 Constance Street, New Orleans, LA 504 – 525 – 5515.
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Markey's is a dive in By Water. You will need a cab but it's got plenty of TV's and local cajuns to visit with.

Markey's Bar @ 640 Louisa Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 943 - 0785.

For future reference the best sports bar in NOLA is Finn McCool's in Mid City. Take the Canal Street Streetcar to S Jefferson Parkway. Get off and walk 3 blocks N to Telemachus Street. Turn left by Grace Episcopal Church and walk 3 blocks to Banks Street. Finn McCool's is on the right.

Finn McCool's Irish Pub @ 3701 Banks St., New Orleans, LA 504 - 486 - 9080.
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Also for future reference. Take a cab Uptown to Cooter Brown's for another one of the best sports bar's and fine fresh oysters. Take the St. Charles Street Streetcar to S Carrollton. Get off and walk a block to your left towards the river. Ye Old College Inn is also a good place to watch the game and get good food and cold drinks. St. Charles Tavern is open 24/7 and they just remodeled the joint. They have a nice HH from 2/6 every day for 2/1 well drinks and $1.25 drafts.

Cooter Brown's Tavern @ 509 South Carrollton Ave., New Orleans, LA 504 - 866 - 9104.
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Ye Old College Inn @ 3000 S. Carrollton, New Orleans, LA. 504 - 866 - 3683. .
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St. Charles Tavern @ 1433 Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, LA 504 - 523 - 9823.
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And Bruno's Tavern close to Tulane is excellent for sports and bar food. Monkey is fun too but it’s not a sports bar.

Bruno's Tavern @ 7538 Maple Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 861 - 7615.
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Monkey Hill Bar @ 6100 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 504 – 899 – 4800.
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