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Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop
941 Bourbon St
New Orleans, LA, 70116
If there's one thing New Orleans has no shortage of it's bars, but one bar is offering up something that few others can - history. Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop is considered the oldest bar in the nation, and has been serving happy patrons for years. It's one of the popular spots in the section of town, bringing in patrons by the car full, thanks to both its history and its fine selection of beverages. Few places offer such touch with history, and chance at relaxation, making an apartment near Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop a sought-after commodity for you. The structure first opened its doors in the 1720s, and was said to be owned by the pirate Jean Lafitte, and part of this history is what keeps people coming back, especially those from apartments near Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop. Lying right on the tip of the French Quarter, you'll find plenty of fascinating people making their way here, and you'll be served by some of the most awesome bartenders around. In addition, the bar provides live music from some talented individuals that take the experience to a whole new level. It's not the right spot for everyone, but for those looking to grab a drink, relax and take it easy, there are few places better...plus you'll be surrounded by the rich history of the oldest bar in the America. New Orleans apartment residents have plenty of choices for a bar in which to spend the evening, but the peace and relaxation that Lafitte's provides makes it the unmistakable choice. With an apartment near Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, you'll have the kind of neighborhood bar you've always dreamed of, where the folks are nice, the brews are good, and the atmosphere is stocked full of rich history.
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