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Pat O'Brien's

Bar · French Quarter

718 St Peter, New Orleans · Website

Pat O’Brien ran a speakeasy in the 600 block of St. Peter street in New Orleans’ French Quarter, until the repeal of Prohibition. When he officially opened the bar on December 3, 1933, he developed a friendship with Charlie Cantrell and after many years of fun and lots of poker games, the two men purchased the building that is now home to Pat O’Brien’s Bar at 718 St Peter street. “Dueling pianos” concept evolved from the late 1890’s Ragtime era, where two pianists would “duel” for the crowds att

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