Rendezvous Tavern

The official chapter bar of the American Outlaws New Orleans, the city's US National Team supporters group. This classic Irish Channel dive at 3101 Magazine Street has been many things in its 50-plus-year history -- liquor store, even a brothel -- but today it is an unpretentious neighborhood bar with 12 game TVs, billiards, darts, and the cheapest drink prices in town. AO NOLA gathers here for USMNT, USWNT, and World Cup qualifiers with sound on and flags flying. Open late (until 5 AM on weekends), with amazing food pop-ups and a 3-8 PM happy hour Monday through Friday.

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Location: New Orleans , Louisiana
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