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This September 21-27 is New Orleans Cocktail Week, a spirited celebration of craft cocktails in the city where they say the cocktail was invented.
When you purchase a New Orleans Cocktail Week Pass, you’re entitled to reduced-price signature cocktails, as well as additional cocktail and entrée/small appetizers pairings for a fixed price at some locations. Here are four cocktails you won’t want to miss. Learn more.

One standout you absolutely have to try during Cocktail Week is the Iris 75 at Tujague’s, a refreshing and perfectly balanced blend of Gin, Sparking Wine, Butterfly Pea Flower, Simple Syrup, and Lemon from Bartender Brett Moore. It’s $10 with a Cocktail Week Pass.
Founded in 1856, Tujague’s is New Orleans’ second oldest restaurant. And here’s a fun piece of cocktail trivia: the legendary Grasshopper was invented right here. So sipping one is like tasting a slice of cocktail history. If you want to taste the soul of New Orleans cocktail culture, Tujague’s is where you start. Click here for the Grasshopper recipe you can make at home.

Oceana Grill is an all-out celebration of New Orleans flavors. Their Rebel Royal from Bartender Joshua Rivers features Don Q Coco Rum, Melon Liqueur, Blue Curaco, and Pineapple Juice. Pair it with their famous Cajun dishes for the ultimate NOLA experience. July $11 with a Cocktail Week Pass.

If you want your Cocktail Week experience to come with inventive sips and stunning rooftop views, Mambo’s is the place to be. Their menu is a playground for cocktail lovers, featuring unique concoctions like The Cotton Candy from Bartender Joshua Rivers. It’s made Jose Cuervo Tradicional, Watermelon Puree, Lemonade, Simple Syrup, with a Blue Curacao Float and just $11 with a Cocktail Week Pass. Mambo’s is the perfect spot to discover new favorites while soaking in the view.
New Orleans Cocktail Week isn’t just about drinking—it’s about culture, community, and connection. Your taste buds are in for a wild ride.
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