Haunted Pub Crawl New Orleans

Iconic bars covered on your tour

Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar

One of the oldest bars in the United States dates back to the 1700s. It’s rumored to have been frequented by pirates and is said to harbor lingering spirits, making it a must-visit for both history buffs and ghost enthusiasts.

The Jimani

Known for its haunted history and classic French Quarter charm, The Jimani has long been associated with ghost sightings and unexplained phenomena, making it a favorite stop on the crawl.

The Dragon’s Den

A popular French Quarter haunt with a dark reputation. Locals and guides share stories of paranormal activity here, from mysterious sounds to eerie shadows, giving the bar a spine-chilling atmosphere.

Voodoo Daiquiri: A frozen treat combining delicious flavors with a kick.
Purple Drank: A frozen drink that combines delicious flavors with a kick.
The Diplomat: A crafted cocktail priced at $12.00.
The Spy: Another crafted cocktail priced at $12.00.
The Hero: A cocktail made with 1.5 oz vodka, 1.5 oz cranberry juice, 0.5 oz peach schnapps, and Red Bull Orange Edition.

Starters:

Wings: Breaded with Italian herbs & spices, served with fries and your choice of Ranch or Blue Cheese.
House Specialty Wings: Choose from Spicy Buffalo, Asian Zing, Honey Sriracha, Mango Habanero, BBQ, or Lemon Pepper (dry seasoning).
Jimmy J’s Big Ass Nachos: Flour tortillas layered with onions, tomatoes, jalapeños, black olives, chili, melted cheese, sour cream, and your choice of protein (Chorizo, pulled pork, or smoked shredded chicken).
Spicy Meat Pies: A savory pastry filled with seasoned meat.
Jalapeno Poppers: Jalapeños stuffed with cheese and spices.

Sandwiches & Wraps:

Bab’s Breakfast Burrito: Eggs, Chorizo, tomatoes, sautéed onions and peppers, and cheese.
Baboozie’s Triple Layer BLT: Bacon, lettuce, and tomato on Texas Toast.

Burgers:

Build Your Own Burger: Choose from single or double patties.
Peanut Butter Bacon Burger: A unique combination of peanut butter and bacon on a burger.

While specific menu details aren't readily available, patrons can expect a selection of cocktails and light bites to complement the vibrant atmosphere.

Know before you go

Timings: Daily at two time slots; 5:30pm and 8:15pm
The best time to join the Haunted Pub Crawl in New Orleans is on weekends if you’re looking for a lively, high-energy vibe with bustling bars and vibrant crowds. Weekdays are perfect for a more laid-back, intimate experience with easier access to popular stops. Fall and spring offer the most pleasant weather, making the nighttime walk between haunted pubs even more enjoyable.

Meeting point: Haunted History Tours office, French Quarter

By bus/streetcar

Closest stop: Haunted History Tours office, French Quarter
Bus routes: 51, 52, 57 (among others) that travel toward St Peter Street.
Streetcar options: Ride the Canal Streetcar to Canal & Bourbon, then walk 7 minutes toward Jackson Square.

By taxi or rideshare

Closest stop: Finnegan's Easy

Nearby parking:

Premium Parking - P0402: Just 2 min away from the New Orleans Visitor Center, this parking lot is ideal for those who choose walking tours. Find on Maps

The tour is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that guests with mobility challenges can participate comfortably.
Registered service animals are permitted, accommodating guests who rely on them for assistance.
The tour is conveniently located near public transportation options, making it easily accessible for those using buses or streetcars.

You must be 21+; a valid photo ID is required to enter the pubs..
Drinks are purchased by you; please note that open-container laws apply; drink responsibly.
The tour involves walking on uneven sidewalks and cobblestones, which may not be ideal for individuals with mobility challenges.
You must behave responsibly; excessive intoxication may lead to removal without refund.

Sip your drinks slowly; there are multiple bars, and you’ll want to fully enjoy the haunted stories without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
Evenings can get chilly or damp; layering helps, and dark colors add to the immersive haunted vibe.
Your guide will mention bars, courtyards, and hidden alleys you might want to revisit later on your own for food, drinks, or photography.
The tour ends late, so know your route back to your hotel or transportation; some streets are narrow and crowded at night.