Clubs in Raceland

Fill up on fare from Bottom Line Bar and Grill in Metairie and be sure to satisfy your stomach. When you're ready to pig out, Bottom Line Bar and Grill is ready to serve you the scrumptious food you're craving. The drink list at Bottom Line Bar and Grill has everything you need to complete your meal (and your night out). Whether you have a group of five or a group of 20, Bottom Line Bar and Grill can seat both large and small groups. It tends to get especially busy on weekends, so be sure to call ahead and make a reservation. Keep it casual at Bottom Line Bar and Grill — the restaurant is laid-back and patrons dress accordingly. For those in a hurry, the restaurant lets you take your grub to go. Patrons can park in a lot near Bottom Line Bar and Grill or take advantage of the generous street parking. The average check at Bottom Line Bar and Grill will stay below $30 per person, so it's a relatively affordable option. No need to sweat your schedule — the restaurant is open 24 hours a day.

For true American comfort food, head to Royal Palm for a sandwich or side of fries. Royal Palm features a wide variety of flavorful low-fat and gluten-free eats. Complete your meal with the perfect glass of wine or beer from Royal Palm's drink list. Wireless Internet access is available for no charge at Royal Palm. Live musical acts often perform, and patrons take advantage of the spacious dance floor. Crowds tend to pack the place on weekends, so call ahead to reserve a table. It's time to take out your best dress and get ready for a beautiful meal. Royal Palm will even bring the amazing food from their kitchen to yours. Tired of driving in circles? Head to Royal Palm for a bite to eat and find quick parking in the lot next door. Royal Palm makes bikers feel at ease with the multiple storage racks outside. You can take it easy on your wallet at Royal Palm — prices are generally less than $30 per person.

Chris Owens is one of five artists honored with a statue in New Orleans Musical Legends Park. She has been featured in OffBeat and Where Y'at Magazine. Though Chris Owens Club has yet to receive many online reviews, five Yelpers give it an average of four stars, and seven Citysearchers give Chris Owens Club a three-star average.

Phillips Bar & Restaurant features an upscale, elegant party environment made palatable by a menu of savory, house-made appetizers and pizzas. Backed by the tasteful din of eclectic musical beats, customers can begin their night by decorating fresh bread sticks with roasted-garlic hummus ($7) or coating tortilla chips in a creamy spinach and artichoke dip ($7). Then, before the kitchen clock strikes 9 (or 10 on weekends) and turns everyone's glass slippers into pumpkins, score a 16-inch pizza ($12) with a choice of pesto, alfredo, vodka, or marinara sauce and a dream team of toppings ($0.50 each). Pepperoni pizza slices ($2) are available until the kitchen runs out of slice shapes. Clients interested in honing their drinking skills may opt for Phillips’s mixer- and glassware-inclusive bottle service, contenting themselves until closing time with a Mandolin reisling ($26), a Piper Sonoma Champagne ($35), or 375 milliliters of Maker's Mark ($40), served without superfluous mariners rambling on about dead seagulls.

Enjoy a large array of finger food at Fritzel's Jazz Pub, a local pub. Fritzel's Jazz Pub serves up well-crafted, gluten-free and healthy menu items. Find the perfect vintage to complement your meal — Fritzel's Jazz Pub offers a fine selection of wines, beers, and beyond. You won't need to get a sitter before heading to Fritzel's Jazz Pub — kids are more than welcome at this family-friendly establishment. Take advantage of great beer and tasty bites when you stop by for happy hour. Skip long waits and head to Fritzel's Jazz Pub with your large group for easy seating. Take your meal to the next level on the patio at Fritzel's Jazz Pub. Live music is often featured for guests' enjoyment. Noisy crowds plus raging music creates a very loud environment at this restaurant. Weekend visitors to the restaurant are well advised to take advantage of the reservation system — crowds tend to pack the place on Fridays and Saturdays. Not a popular place for dress-up dining, most Fritzel's Jazz Pub patrons come in casual attire. Throwing a big party? Count on Fritzel's Jazz Pub to provide top-notch catering with the same great dishes you love. Fritzel's Jazz Pub is surrounded by a number of street parking options for patrons. Your bill at Fritzel's Jazz Pub will typically run less than $30 per person, so bring the whole gang! Stop by for three square meals a day — Fritzel's Jazz Pub serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

It may be housed in one of the French Quarter's most historic properties, but Bourbon Heat is far from old fashioned. Inside its Carriage Way bar, a lighted bar stretches along one wall, big-screen TVs above it broadcasting the evening's sporting events. After, revelers can visit Club Heat where colorful LED lights revolve around the space, illuminating the dance floor as the DJ pulses house music and rhythmic beats. But, if you're paying attention, you'll notice the crystal chandeliers and exposed-brick walls that hint at the more traditional vibe found outside. There, at the Courtyard Bar & Grill, wrought-iron tables are scattered across a flagstone patio where Bourbon Street's jazz musicians are often overheard. In this allegedly haunted space, servers ferry colorful cocktails from the carved wooden bar and traditional New Orleanian dishes such as jambalaya and po' boys. Inside, guests can kick back and listen to live tunes or watch live sporting events on one of its LED screens.