Interested in finding out about the freshest new spots in New Orleans? From a brewery to a bar, read on for a list of the newest destinations to open their doors recently.
Zony Mash Beer Project
Zony Mash Beer Project is a brewery, that recently opened at 3940 Thalia St. in B.W. Cooper.
Its Facebook page describes Zony Mash Beer Project as "your next beerological point of interest." The brewery's beer list includes many Belgian-style ales, along with some stouts and fruity beers like the Quite Fetching, a mango milkshake IPA. Customers can try a flight of four 5-oz. beers for $10. There are future plans to open a beer garden, tasting room and event space in the large building, according to Nola.com.
Avenue Wines & Spirits
Now open at 2025 St. Charles Ave. in Central City is Avenue Wines & Spirits, a spot to score beer, wine and spirits and more.
The store offers a variety of wine, liquor and craft beer at every price point, with knowledgable staff to help customers narrow down their options. It also has a walk-in humidor with a selection of cigars, along with CBD products.
Po-Breaux's
New to 608 Frenchmen St. in Marigny is Po-Breaux's, a bar and Filipino and eatertainment spot.
According to its Facebook page, Po-Breaux's offers a "relaxed environment to escape the hustle and bustle of Frenchmen Street." The eatery offers traditional and specialty po' boys (pork belly, Sweet Heat Chicken, Smothered Catfish), chicken and waffles sliders or sides like house-made mozzarella sticks and fried pickles. The eatery also has classic arcade and table games for diners to enjoy after their meals.
Check out the full menu here.
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