Oz
Oz, acclaimed as the premier gay dance club in New Orleans, holds the esteemed titles of GAA Dance Club & Show Bar of the Year 2022 and Y'at Magazine's "Best Gay Bar of 2022." Renowned for its lively ambiance, Oz offers dynamic experiences with DJs, drag shows, and go-go dancers. A trip to New Orleans is incomplete without immersing oneself in the vibrant LGBTQ+ nightlife at Oz, making it the quintessential destination for an unforgettable evening in the city.
- 20+
- 30+
- dancing
- drag
- go-go boys
- pool table
- video
- happy hour
- cruising
- after hours
- 18+
- $$
- LGBTQ+ owned
Address
800 Bourbon St
New Orleans,
LA
70116
Near: St Ann St
Hours
Thu-Sat
6:00 pm - 4:00 am
Open Now
Address
800 Bourbon St
New Orleans,
LA
70116
Near: St Ann St
Hours
Thu-Sat
6:00 pm - 4:00 am
Open Now
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Boring....boring...and more BORING
Ok...Maybe it was because I went to OZ on a Monday night (11/8). Could it have been any more BORING!!! The place was practically empty and the music was too damn GAY for me. Hey Oz..The word is VARIETY. You should try to play music that caters to ALL ethnic backgrounds. After all, this is New Orleans. The drinks were overrpiced and weak. I ordered a Jack Daniels w/coke and lime and watched in disgust to see 85 percent of it was Coke. I shook my head as the bartender poured. I'm sure the only between difference between a Monday vs. Friday is more people. I finally couldn't take that CHAPPY, GAY music and went to party at the straight clubs. Oz..You need DIVERSITY!
Dance bar
Mostly straight go-go boys who just stand there. Good music. Snappy fun drag queens doing bingo. Great balcony view of Bourbon st
Oz could be better
Oz has too much attitude. Both Oz and Bourbon Pub share a street corner, rue Bourbon and rue Saint-Anne. During major events and weekends this are is packed with guys. And the crowd and the vibe change, from day to day, hour to hour. Oz attracts a young, stylish crowd. It is a gay bar, but it gets so many straights, that it has to have a sign outside explaining that it is indeed a gay bar and that people should act accordingly. The bartenders are hot enough or as nice as they could be. Most of the dancers are straight, and seem to have a bit of an attitude.
Dead
I was told it was slow because its summer time... But even though the bar was slow the bartenders didnt seem very friendly. Plus drinks were over priced.
wtf?
Love the layout and design. expensive drinks, snotty doormen, hot dancers, dead on a Saturday night, good drag queen, feels like 1983 not in a good way. lots of blond tipped hair and flip flops.
