Turtle Bay

We decided around midnight to get a pizza delivered and chose Turtle Bay. It was quite literally one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had in my life. Their delivery was fast, too. They told us 40 minutes, and it got here in 25. All for $ 18! The next day, we had the rest for leftovers, and it was even better. I’ve bookmarked this place for future NOLA trips. It’s excellent!

awesome bartender working the 2−10am shift! Mohawk, burley, amazing. Super friendly, honest, helpful and appreciative. He deserves a gold star!

I had a birthday party here, and it was so much fun. The food was exceptionally good quality for bar food. The servers were very accommodating and friendly. Even if you want to watch a game I would recommend it!

Great beer selection and good bar food. Highly recommend.

Went here after Angeli dropped the ball on our order. Pizza was good and quick as was the service.

Known for 24 hour steaks, which my husband raved about (20 oz for $ 16, what?!), the pizza (veggies for me please) is also good.
When there were long lines at other hot spots, we were able to walk right in here. Service was good, the hockey game on the tv. I’d say this place is a well kept secret.

This is our go to place for late night food. Open 24 hours, I think. Plus they say they deliver.
Pizza is really good !! They have a good 20 oz ribeye steak. 16.95. With a small potatoe skin and toast. Wings, Caesar Salad and artichoke dip, are all good as well.
I use to enjoy the nachos. But not so much now, as they have made them smaller, to fit on a fajita skillet. So they are hard to eat, and all the toppings are on top, so when you get down to the middle, yep… out of toppings.
It’s a solid place, near market Square. Lots of locals, as it’s far from Bourbon.

Totally Awesome place for Crawfish with all the fixings. Killer courtyard out back with bar. Been here twice now in the last 2 months. Bartender had beers on the table at all time. Excellent service!!! They even put on the Hockey game for us.

Turtle Bay had the best deals on beers.
go here and day drink.
I wish I was day drinking right now…
I don’t know why I can’t. I’m unemployed today writing Unilocal reviews.
ALRIGHT YOU CONVINCED ME TURTLE BAY. I WILL DAY DRINK. Thank you

It’s yet another bar in the Quarter and it usually has pretty good and friendly service. They have a good number of televisions so it can be a good venue for sports. They have a good selection of bar food along with pizza but I’ve never eaten here other than the steak which was actually pretty good along with a good price. There is also a nice little patio in the back like most of the bars in this area. I usually prefer Molly’s at the Market in this area of the Quarter and a friend of mine recently bought a bar not far from here so I generally only end up here during a pub crawl, parade or other event but it’s generally a decent dive bar to hang out in.

We had a great eating experience at T B, the waitress was very accomdating & helpful to explain choices on menu, gave suggestions of Best Selling Dishes. THE 3 CHEESE & THE BLUE CHEESE BURGERS WERE AWESOME! ALSO TASTED THE BUFFALO CHICKEN SALAD W/​DRESSING (given a large portion, enough to share, well worth the price & giving a try!) TRIED cup of Gumbo too served with a fresh piece of buttered Frenchbread. A very pleasant lunch & not over priced. *only issue was LOUD Music, hard to dine with light conversation *NOTE:. THE Gumbo did have a Vinegar to Sour Taste upon 1^st taste, infomed waitress and they did NOT charge us for it – in fact told the cooks in the Kitchen as they appreciated the issue! Overall a GREAT place to checkout! Rate 4 stars, you will be pleased!
FOOTNOTE: ** SPIRITS Restaurant is also the «Sister» Establishment of TB, located @ 615 Bourbon St, heart of FQ. SIMILAR MENU

Great little dive on Decatur street. Full menu and bar. The few times I have been here the service has been good. It’s usually busy so be prepared to know what you want when you are ordering. But main thing, PIZZA FRIES! *Drops Mic*

We were meeting up with friends here and it was my first time in this particular bar and unfortunately probably my last! When approaching the door the guy outside told my boyfriend now smoking inside so no big deal he steps back out and finishes his cigar. Then after putting the cigar out he comes in and buys drinks for us and sits down at the table with all of us. While sitting there a couple of people heard the guy talking shit about him at the bar. I’m mean really it wasn’t that big of a deal. However he kept looking back at our table and then proceeds to start asking my boyfriend if he was ok repeatedly in a not so professional way. Then the bartender (female) comes to our table and basically treats him like shit telling him off. After hearing her out we finished our drinks and walked out.
And one more thing… The bartender told us he was the manager of the bar, if so I would highly recommend you passing up this bar! I’ve been in management for 12+ years and no matter what the situation be I would NEVER treat a human this way.

Coops place was closed, so a nice gentleman on the street directed us into Turtle Bay
Ressurection — this is exactly the opposite of it’s name, we had to share it amongst our table. comes in a cool light-​up skull cup
Mushroom Burger
— juicy delicious and the mushrooms were flavorful and cheese went well with it
Buffalo Burger
— covered in buffalo sauce and bleu cheese — it was very tasty as well
Baked Potato
— small and packed with all the fixins
honestly I think turtle bay does a better job at these burgers/​potato combos than port of call, however the atmosphere here was dark, cold and smelled like bleach

I have an addiction to the pizza!!!
Pretty much all I get!
Crunchy crust! Yummy veggies and lots of cheese.
Always a great environment. Good for small groups.
Has a patio to hang on. Good music on the jukebox and is always serving!!!

I went to this joint because Coop’s Place (a NOLA classic that always has a line) was too busy and my friend I were too hungry to wait. Turtle Bay wasn’t a bad alternative. It’s a small place that will serve you drinks and food – nothing special but it gets the job done. I went with this pizza which was pretty delicious:
Hangover Helper Breakfast Pizza — Made With Mozzarella & Cheddar Cheeses, Bacon, Canadian Bacon, Sausage, and Eggs
I liked the cooked egg yolks on the pizza.
So, this is a place you can go if you’re already in the area and need to consume something. Otherwise, this is not a place you go out of your way for.

Was walking along Decatur Street around 11:30 pm looking for a place open to eat dinner. That’s what happens when you fly in late and are still on CA time. Came across this bar/​restaurant and the menu looked good for a bar, they even had a ribeye steak dinner special for $ 17! Sold. I sat and ordered a strawberry Abita beer, then happened to notice a sign for a Tues special — filet mignon for $ 10. Whaaat? It was Tuesday (for another 20 min) and it was definitely a sign.
The filet was tender and grilled excellently. It wasn’t the best cut of beef I’ve ever had but it exceeded the cut of beef quality that I expected, and I was happy. It comes with garlic bread and a side of creamy scalloped potatoes. Also looks like a fun place to go and drink with your friends.

One time I had Thanksgiving dinner here, true story. It was just me, my wife and visiting brother in law, so why not forego a big time-​consuming meal and eat Thanksgiving at a bar?
They were really nice and they are nice every time I come. The food is good, the drinks are tasty and their courtyard is relaxing. Plus they are always open. You should stop by.

I have to admit, I was expecting the more commercialized ‘Spirits’ experience on Bourbon Street since it is the same company. This place had a more local vibe. Lots of locals who were friendly and happy to welcome us to their ‘clubhouse’ as they put it. Our bartender Rachel was attentive, friendly and handled the crowd professionally while engaging every customer and keeping the drinks coming… fast. Decent selection of bar food and pizzas. Great selection of local beer on tap, one of the best in the area. Prices were very affordable. Will definitely be back.

Was in New Orleans for a long weekend with friends and stumbled upon Turtle Bay after strolling around the French Quarter with a gf, checking out some art galleries. We almost didn’t go in (having had brunch a couple hours before) but we saw a couple sitting in the front window, elbows on the counter, housing a couple huge platters of crawfish boil. Thusly tempted, we decided «oh what the hell, a few beers and some crawfish sounds like just the afternoon pick me up!» and wandered in.
We were promptly seated in the back patio, where we decided to split there crawfish special (two pounds boil with sausage, corn, and spuds for $ 12) and grab some Abitas as a snack. They were cooking the crawfish right outside in these big boil tubs, so before we knew it we had a big ol’ tray and a couple cold ones in front of us. The seasoning was great, the crawfish juicy, and the beers refreshing. We plowed our way through the tray in no time, running through a ton of paper towels. My only wish was they would throw in a couple more pieces or corn on the cob (but then again I’m obsessed with corn).
My friend actually left her hat on the table at the patio and at my urging called the bar the next day to see if someone had turned it in — it was safe and sound in their lost and found area, and we were able to pick it up earlier that evening.
Will definitely be back next time I come to New Orleans — good food and at great prices!