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The Beer Heatmap: Where to Drink Good Beer Right Now

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In Eater NOLA's new Beer Here! feature, Nora McGunnigle has been pointing out new restaurants (like Pizza Domenica and Square Root) that have opened with special attention to their beer list. Here now, she introduces a map to guide you to more bars, breweries, and even restaurants in New Orleans that also strive to provide a variety of craft beer to locals and tourists.

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Avenue Pub

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The unquestioned leader of the beer pack - 50 taps of American craft and the best imports, open 24 hours, and a balcony.

The Bulldog - Uptown

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Dog friendly, good tap list, pitchers, a great outdoor courtyard, and free pint glasses on Wednesday. Caters to a younger, lively crowd.

The Bulldog

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Another lovely courtyard with a great tap list to enjoy. Trivia nights, free pint glass night, dog friendly.

Aline Street Beer Garden

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If you are intrigued by German beer, consider this your graduate program in lagers, bocks, weisses, and pilsners.

Evangeline

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A French Quarter bar with a focus on regional brews, Evangeline has recently changed hands but will still be beer-centric.

Ole Saint

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A new French Quarter bar, the Ole Saint is dedicated to providing local, regional, and American craft beer to tourists and locals alike. The staff is knowledgeable about beer and can help a beer newbie figure out what they're in the mood for.

Beer Fest

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A surprise beer bar oasis in the middle of Bourbon Street, Beer Fest offers a pretty decent variety of local, regional, and American craft beer as well as Belgians like Chimay.

NOLA Brewing Tap Room

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The tap room serves all NOLA's regular beers as well as specialty kegs and one offs. No kitchen, but a regular schedule of food trucks.

Crescent City Brewhouse

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Opened in 1991, the Brewhouse is the French Quarter's first and only brewpub. Enjoy 4 flagship beers brewed in the German style as well as the occasional American style like pale ales and IPAs.

Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant

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Though it's part of a chain, all the beer is brewed onsite in the restaurant's brewhouse and served fresh.

Ancora Pizzeria

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Ancora is as passionate about beer as it is about pizza. They've expanded their draft system for a better selection of craft beer.

Pizza Delicious

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It's a small but serious tap list to accompany the NY style slices and pies.

Boucherie

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Chef Nathanial Zimet was an early adopter of providing high end beer to his diners. Boucherie has hosted unique beer dinners, and though their tap list is small (but well selected), their beer bottle list is extensive.

Square Root

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Newly opened and scorching hot, the upstairs bar's beer list is all bottles from the US and around the world.

PIZZA Domenica

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The amazing pizzas are complemented by local and Italian craft beer, both on tap and in the bottle.

Avenue Pub

The unquestioned leader of the beer pack - 50 taps of American craft and the best imports, open 24 hours, and a balcony.

The Bulldog - Uptown

Dog friendly, good tap list, pitchers, a great outdoor courtyard, and free pint glasses on Wednesday. Caters to a younger, lively crowd.

The Bulldog

Another lovely courtyard with a great tap list to enjoy. Trivia nights, free pint glass night, dog friendly.

Aline Street Beer Garden

If you are intrigued by German beer, consider this your graduate program in lagers, bocks, weisses, and pilsners.

Evangeline

A French Quarter bar with a focus on regional brews, Evangeline has recently changed hands but will still be beer-centric.

Ole Saint

A new French Quarter bar, the Ole Saint is dedicated to providing local, regional, and American craft beer to tourists and locals alike. The staff is knowledgeable about beer and can help a beer newbie figure out what they're in the mood for.

Beer Fest

A surprise beer bar oasis in the middle of Bourbon Street, Beer Fest offers a pretty decent variety of local, regional, and American craft beer as well as Belgians like Chimay.

NOLA Brewing Tap Room

The tap room serves all NOLA's regular beers as well as specialty kegs and one offs. No kitchen, but a regular schedule of food trucks.

Crescent City Brewhouse

Opened in 1991, the Brewhouse is the French Quarter's first and only brewpub. Enjoy 4 flagship beers brewed in the German style as well as the occasional American style like pale ales and IPAs.

Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant

Though it's part of a chain, all the beer is brewed onsite in the restaurant's brewhouse and served fresh.

Ancora Pizzeria

Ancora is as passionate about beer as it is about pizza. They've expanded their draft system for a better selection of craft beer.

Pizza Delicious

It's a small but serious tap list to accompany the NY style slices and pies.

Boucherie

Chef Nathanial Zimet was an early adopter of providing high end beer to his diners. Boucherie has hosted unique beer dinners, and though their tap list is small (but well selected), their beer bottle list is extensive.

Square Root

Newly opened and scorching hot, the upstairs bar's beer list is all bottles from the US and around the world.

PIZZA Domenica

The amazing pizzas are complemented by local and Italian craft beer, both on tap and in the bottle.

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