Republic
(504) 528-8282
828 S Peters St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Near Lower Garden District and Central City - Garden
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Catering to a diverse, interesting and eclectic audience who enjoy cocktails and conversation with friends, our customers' experiences are paramount to everything that we create here. Republic is the hub of creativity and entertainment for the group of people in New Orleans intent on revolutionizing the city's business and artistic landscape.Stylish and elegant. Sophisticated and artistically credible, yet approachable. Classically beautiful and embodying timeless luxury.The partners of Republic New Orleans have had a hand in the promotion, launch, or reinvention of virtually every successful facility created in New Orleans within the past six years. They became disenchanted and bored with engaging in passing fads and catering to short-lived trends that have become cliche in today's ultra-lounge market. The partners wanted to create a space and atmosphere that would celebrate the class and elegance of New Orleans' historic elements through modern interpretation. A space where customers could enjoy lounge acts after dinner over sazeracs and dessert drinks at candle-lit tables, but one that could be adapted for a fashion show and after-party serving the trendiest cocktails just hours later. The partners wanted to captivate guests of all ages through diverse programming and niche marketing. They wanted a space that would be chic and elegant, yet familiar and approachable. In a word: Timeless. After searching for the perfect space for over a year, they found a diamond in the rough hidden under the fa
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- Phone: (504) 524-8651
- Phone: (504) 528-1820
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- Republic New Orleans
Reviews & Recommendations
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worst venue in new orleans
Provided by Citysearch
this is the worst venue in new orleans. the people who go here are idiot guidos who drive down from baton rouge. they wait in line to go to shows without even knowing who the band is. the bar still makes people wait in line so that it looks 'cool' even though people could enter if things were run efficiently. waiting in line for a concert then realizing that the crowd is a bunch of idiots then not even being able to move because they oversold the show is not my idea of a good time. if you are an indie band PLEASE go somewhere else. this venue is HORRIBLE. best way to ruin a night.
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Downhill Slide
Provided by Citysearch
Republic used to have the in crowd for sometime when they opened post Katrina, capturing the former ""Metro"" crowd. For some reason, this place has followed the standard nightclub lifeline and now caters to young kids and minority based patrons. I understand how this might sound, but if I wanted to go to a Vietnamese club, an African American club, or even a sock hop, I would go to one of these places. I used to be a weekly regular, but have since stopped going. Republic wonders as to why they get robbed at gunpoint while they are still open on a Saturday night. To be fair, we are in a recession and I guess the owners will do whatever they must to keep the doors open - just please keep the patrons that still attend safe is all I ask.
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awesome!!!!!
Provided by Citysearch
this bar is ballin!! we love friday nights at republic! i am drunk right now writing this review what up!!!! go here on fridays! a bunch of dudes bought us drinks!! hell yea
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Most Exclusive place NOLA has ever seen!
Provided by Citysearch
If you want a club where everybody who shows up can get in then Republic New Orleans is not for you. They do indeed have a policy that must be adhered to to be allowed inside. Just as it is in every other major club city like Vegas, NY, Miami, etc. they will not let big groups of guys in without being accompanied by girls and they often do hold the line so that the room is never uncomfortably packed. This also assures that there is always an amazing clientele. This place has the friendliest staff of servers and security that I've ever seen in New Orleans. Nothing like Bourbon Street or even another warehouse district place that I frequent. Personally I've seen celebs like Vince Vaughan, Eva Longoria, Macy Gray, Lil John, just to name a few. This is the first place I'll try out when I have friends or family in from out of town since the staff really shows folks what New Orleans hospitality is all about! Keep it up Republic!
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Thursday and Saturday nights are okay.
Provided by Citysearch
Decent hip-hop music, $7 on Thursday or $10 on Saturday cover, $5 average drink, BUT stupid bouncers. 21 for guys and 19 for girls. \r \r I don't know if it is the manager's idea or the bouncers way to earn some extra money, but the bouncers hold the lines outside trying to act like the club looks packed. Then when you finally get in waiting about 30 to 40 minutes with some girls who are freezing or soaking wet in the rain, you see that the club is really not that busy. \r \r Bottom line: Decent club with bad bouncers or policy. I would not go just because of the bad bouncers.
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