Photo: Got Your Bash
You are living your last single days, and you want to go off the market with a BANG! The best place to do that? New Orleans–hands down! Literally, ask anyone.
Why? The food, the drinks, the music–THE VIBE. It simply can’t be beat. It’s almost as if NOLA was designed to celebrate this very occasion. They have an entire street dedicated to fun bars–forget a pub crawl, you can roll right onto the next stop. And where else on earth can you find dancing in the street on any given day?
So it’s settled, you and your besties can go ahead and get your tickets to NOLA. Now let’s pick your theme!!!
Brunch So Hard, Mimosas Wanna Find Me
Photo: by @nicoleangelaclash of Birdy’s brunch
Boozy brunch is pretty much a bachelorette staple, and in NOLA, the options for the perfect brunch spot are endless! From insanely good eats and strong drinks to interiors designed for the female gaze, here are our picks for best bachelorette brunch spots in the city.
birdy’s behind the bower
Photo: Birdy’s
Breakfast, brunch, lunch – BIRDYS! One of the newest Magazine Street hotspots is bringing a new boozy brunch to the Garden District. Bubble waffles, bottomless mimosas, and a brunch charcuterie board that you MUST try are just a few of the favorites at BIRDYS. Plus, the interior looks like it came straight from the set of the Barbie Movie, so your IG can thank us later!
tacos de cartel
Photo: Tacos de Cartel
Tacos de Cartel is New Orleans’ top spot for elevated Mexican cuisine and vibrant brunches. Enjoy signature tacos, handcrafted cocktails, and a lively atmosphere. Upon entering, the aroma of sizzling meats, music, and the lively chatter of patrons create a festive atmosphere. And nothing cures a hangover like a breakfast burrito…just sayin.
lula distillery
Photo: Lula’s Distillery
Hop on the iconic Streetcar to Lula Distillery. Expertly crafted food, spirits, and cocktails come together in a unique, privately owned micro-distillery and restaurant.
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Till Death Do Us Party
Photo: @ohlaurenfrances
NOLA is known as one of the most haunted cities in the USA. And we don’t know about you guys, but what could be more fun than getting together and sipping spirits while mingling with the spirits? Like living the thrills and chills of a horror movie in real life, you and your crew can visit some of the city’s haunted locations–you weren’t planning on sleeping anyway, right 😂?! Here are our picks for a haunted bach weekend…
krewe of boo parade
Photo: @kreweofboo
This year, the annual Krewe of Boo Parade is on October 25, 2025. As a whole, New Orleans always goes all out for Halloween. You can even take in the sights by riding the St. Charles Ave Streetcar line and see all the spooky decorations on the historic homes. And all through October, you’ll find haunted cocktail menus and spirits all over town! And if you’re coming for the festivities, don’t forget to pack a costume (or two!).
bloody mary tours
Do you believe in ghosts? Well, they’re here! Celebrity ghost hunter and psychic Bloody Mary gives tours every day, ghost hunts every night, and parties too! Explore their historic 200-year-old haunted house and Voodoo spirit shop. Peruse the haunted collections and feel the paranormal activity. Embark on a real seance experience, psychic consultations, and cemetery tours. While you’re in NOLA, you must pay your respects to Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, at St. Louis Cemetery No. 1!
psychic readings at bottom of the cup tea room
Find out your future from one of the legendary psychics at this old New Orleans favorite. Shop for tea, jewelry, and crystals while you wait or book this venue for a private party!
vampire cafe
Photo: @bitteroot_babe
Whether you are a vampire or mortal, you will feel right at home at this local hot spot. Vampires may own the night in New Orleans, but they are also open during daylight hours to accommodate those not ready to mingle with the creatures of the night. However, if it’s a vampire experience you crave, they have many options to sate your hunger for adventure. They are just dying to host you for a bite, or you can just pop in for a blood bag. And they even give you cute bite tattoos!
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He/She/They Said Yass
Photo: @vjazzplayhouse
Forget the Pink Pony Club, NOLA walked so she could run, honey. New Orleans is known for its free-spirited, open-minded locals–anyone and everyone is home here and can be the freest version of themselves. Whether you want to let loose at an upscale burlesque club or dance and sing your heart out at one of the city’s famous drag shows, you’re sure to find your people here.
the country club drag brunch
Photo: @imlaurengrreegg at The Country Club
Hidden away in New Orleans’ charming Bywater neighborhood, The Country Club offers an elegant escape from everyday living. The beautiful restaurant and bar deliver exquisite food and drink in sophisticated surroundings, and a drag brunch every Saturday and Sunday.
saint john drag brunch sundays
Photo: Saint John
At Saint John, they serve up Haute Creole [ōt krēōl] and even Hauter Queens at their Sunday Drag Brunch. Drawing inspiration from simple, sustainable family dishes meant to feed the masses, and presenting those flavors in an elevated yet approachable way.
commons club at virgin hotel new orleans
Photo: @virginhotelsnola
Nestled on the ground floor at Virgin Hotels New Orleans, the menu at Commons Club showcases contemporary Southern seasonal cuisine with Mediterranean influences under the direction of Executive Chef Alex Harrell. Cocktails at Commons Club are equally enticing and include modern classics as well as creatively crafted original concoctions. While this is a great spot in general, it’s extra fun on select Sundays when they host a Drag Brunch.
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Bougie Bride Energy
Photo: @marykateandsmashley for @loefflerrandall Hotel Peter & Paul
So you want to spoil your besties and treat yo’ self…why shouldn’t you? NOLA has plenty of luxe spots for a bougie bride and her crew. And because we love you, we’ll give you the inside scoop on how to live it up for a fraction of the price.
when to book
- For the best deals on hotels and flights, visit during the off season (June-September).
- Foodies, enjoy Culinary Menus and White Linen Night in August, and Réveillon Holiday Menus in December.
- Earn your beads at Mardi Gras, which officially starts on January 6th. Trust us when we say, you’ll want to bring a king cake home with you!
You’ll want to stay at an Instagrammable hotel, with a spa (obvi). Fill out this form and New Orleans & Company to book 10 rooms or more, and they’ll source the best discounted group rates for hotels and attractions–FOR FREE! Then let them know which of these bougie hotels fits your vibe.
virgin hotels new orleans
Photo: Virgin Hotels New Orleans
Located in New Orleans’ lively Warehouse District, Virgin Hotels New Orleans mixes a passion for food and beverage with music and culture that fuses with the Crescent City’s unique personality, providing an inclusive environment for travelers and locals alike. The luxury-lifestyle hotel features 238 Chambers, two penthouse suites, meeting & event spaces totaling over 5,000 square feet, and an array of dining and drinking outlets that offer something for everyone including Commons Club, the brand’s flagship restaurant, bar, and lounge; The Pool Club, the 13th-floor rooftop pool, bar, and terrace with sweeping city skyline views; and Funny Library Coffee Shop. A short walk to your favorite attractions, including the French Quarter.
hotel peter and paul
Photo: Hotel Peter and Paul
A historic church, schoolhouse, rectory, and convent, reborn. Immerse yourself in the unique charm of Hotel Peter and Paul, nestled in New Orleans’ vibrant Marigny neighborhood. Explore their luxurious rooms and let resting guests lie.
hotel st. vincent
Photo: Hotel Saint Vincent
Originally built in 1861 and restored and reimagined in 2021, the 75-room Hotel Saint Vincent is located in the picturesque Lower Garden District. The property is an oasis unto itself with several restaurants and bars, including the Italian-influenced San Lorenzo, French Vietnamese-style café Elizabeth Street Café, Paradise Lounge, and members’ and hotel guest-only Chapel Club, as well as a private pool, secluded courtyards, and event spaces.
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