New Orleans' Best Dance Club

Dance spot appeals to locals with a simple formula of cheap drinks, ’80s and ’90s music and a casual atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “Best French Quarter Scene”
• “World Class Fun Time!”
• “GOLD MINE SALOON / WE LOVE YOU !!!”
• “customer”

Tips: Not really a “dress to impress” type of joint. Dress comfortably, but don’t forget your dancing shoes.

Gold Mine Saloon

A hotbed of gay nightlife, this high-energy, consistently packed dance club also attracts its fair share of straights.

Reviews:

• “The Best Corner on Bourbon Street!”
• “AB FAB!”
• “it sure ain’t kansas, its better”
• “Good Times!”
• “yuck!”

Tips: Oz’s dress code is pretty casual: Just dress to boogie. However, there are frequent theme nights, so you may want to call ahead if you don’t want to feel left out.

Oz

High-energy hangout brings in a party scene for hurricanes and live music.

Reviews:

• “DON’T GO!!!!!”
• “Count Your Change”
• “Awesome Place!!!”
• “fun place to go dancing and people watch”
• “3for1”

Tips: Try a hurricane or $2 shots.

Razzoo

Saturday-only dance scene where decked-out clubbers search for the same in a state-of-the-art multi-level space.

Reviews:

• “The best club in New Orleans but…”
• “If you are in New Orleans, It’s a must!”
• “Worth the search”
• “THE BEST”
• “Take your business elsewhere!”

Metropolitan

“Sophistication with a dash of naughtiness” is the motto of this hip nightspot with a progressive cosmopolitan flair.

Reviews:

• “Hottest club in town”
• “Pass!”
• “Big-City Life”
• “best party ever”
• “Style, Beauty, & Class”

Ampersand

Featuring a large dance floor, live entertainment, video poker and features burgers, chicken dinners and fries.

Reviews:

• “A Well Kept Secret of Big Easy”

Mo’s Chalet

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