Three Legged Dog

I only really go here late night and want a snack of typical bar food. Plus they’re dog friendly which is always a selling point for me.

This is a review for their CRAWFISH BOIL…
This place is a disgustingly wonderful dive bar. All drink orders (except drafts) are «doubles», typical New Orleans dive bar.
The crawfish boil is something special though. They do it (I think) three times a week, and it’s fantastic. For $ 16, you get a large foam take-​out container to completely fill with as much as you can. And it’s excellent.

Came here for food based on dog friendly recommendations, as my husband and I accidentally got drunk on Bourbon Street walking our 2 dogs at 1am on a Friday night. This dive bar is located about 3 blocks off Bourbon Street and dog friendly INSIDE, as long as your dog is leashed. The bartender was friendly and welcoming and it wasn’t crowded when we arrived so it took only a minute to order our drinks and food. For about $ 30, my husband and I each ate our own burger, I had 2 beers, and he drank a Hurricane which included a double shot of rum. The burger was delicious and really hit the spot during my 1am munchie craving. Service was fast, the bartenders were quick, and the bar itself was super clean. Great place to bring your pup, cheap drinks, and affordable food… what else can you ask for late night in NOLA??!

Great dive bar.
I really dislike bourbon street and I prefer to go to places that have more of a local flavor.
Bumped into plenty of people that made me feel at home. Cheap beers and the perfect amount of humor and sass from the bartenders made me not want to leave.
Like when I told the bartender that the ladies bathroom was out of toilet paper, he grabbed a roll and threw me a football pass while the rest of the bar cheered. It’s fun and I would drink here if I lived here.

Amazing Blake and regular Houston make this place awesome. Just off bourbon street, which makes it local and cozy. It’s away from the touristy part of bourbon street which makes it the most fun.

My favorite dive bar in New Orleans. I come here for the crawfish and beer. Bring me back!

I stopped here with family late one afternoon before early dinner reservations to have a quick pregame drink. It is kind of a cool hole in the wall kind of place. The drink prices were very good especially for the quarter. It did not smell very good but they don’t call it The Three Legged dog for nothing. Stop by and check it out if you’re in this part of the quarter.

I went on crawfish night. Loved the bartender. She was sweet and hilarious :)

Great first day in New Orleans. Todd came up to us and asked us if we’d ever had crawfish. Next thing we know, we are in the back room eating crawfish boil from a giant tub. Awesome experience. Great people!

Ok so around midnite during crawfish season you can roll in there and get a huge container of mud bugs for like 16 bucks. has it all the sausage, garlic, mushrooms, pineapple, potatoes OMG. Locals and those in the know go. Wash it down with a cold one.

The crawfish was amazing. The beers were good and the atmosphere was on point for the occasion. Lots of places are boilin but this place boils right!

Home of the wizards of crawfish… my words not theirs! I have had lots of crawfish and this is by far the best ever! I come here mainly for that and the great service. Other than that it’s a dive bar… Simply put they have amazing crawfish, good beer and great service! I’ll be back!

Decent enough little dive bar away from the busiest sections of the Quarter. Was stuck in the Quarter and caught an LSU game here. I’d go back if I needed to.

I was confused when my cousins mentioned that they were anxiously waiting for midnight to eat $ 16.00 crawfish. I have always been skeptical to eat crawfish at the very beginning of crawfish season but I must have to admit they were on point. They were well seasoned that included corn, potatoes, mushrooms, & my favorite cloves of garlic. For those who do not like smoke, extreme noise levels, unexplained odors (i.e. sewer, urine, musk, etc.) I highly suggest that you take your crawfish to-​go. The staff is nice & friendly. I will definitely be going back next week.

We had just 30 minutes before our «Madam’s of New Orleans» to grab something to eat so we ducked into this nearby bar. We ordered burgers and ribs and they were ready in about 10 minutes. The cook brought the food out and set it on the bar. The Bartender was talking with a man and made no move to bring the food to us or tell us to get it. Since we were in a hurry and it was apparent he had no intention of bringing it to us so we got up and got it ourselves. Even though we had to eat rather quickly, we did take time to notice that the food was very good!
This is a typical neighborhood bar with the normal type of décor. There is a large screen for football/​baseball games and I am sure this is a hopping place for the games.
I would recommend Three Legged Dog for a drink or some rather tasty bar food, but don’t expect any type of service from the Bartender!

Stopped in here on the way back from the cemetary because I thought I was going to die of heat exhaustion. It is a pretty typical sports bar-​loud and dirty. Drinks were two-​for-​one but not cheap enough to make it a deal.

I love this place because I can bring my dog in here and the prices are reasonable — 1 cocktail, grilled chicken sandwich with fries and fried pickles for less than $ 20!
What I didn’t love was the bartender. When I asked for a menu she seemed bothered and said I would have to return it because it was the only one they had. What the heck — are you NOT trying to sell food? I’m not going to take the menu… I promise. Besides that I just always felt like I was bothering her when asking for another drink or some condiments. After hanging out for a while though I realized this was just her personality because she was like this with everyone, even people she seemed to really like.
I did hear that there were 2 for one beer and shot specials — which made me wish I was drinking either of those!
Check it out. It’s a good place for at least a drink, some fried pickles or a spot to enjoy NOLA with your dog!

I was in town to celebrate the grueling competition of Wrestlemania. Craig gave it to me here. The crawfish boil is yummy and refreshed often. Make sure you get some garlic and pine fall. Hung out on Saturday night and was made to feel welcome despite being from out of town. Todd was a great entertainer.

My favorite place to go when in New Orleans! If you want to spend some time in New Orleans away from the craziness of bourbon but with a great taste of Nola, this is the place to go! The drinks are always 2 for 1 and the food is to die for! Every Wednesday and Saturday night there are crawfish boils… Never a dull moment at the dog!
Todd is always coming up with genius ideas for the menu so check out what he is cooking up!!!

YET AGAIN… «We aren’t delivering; the kitchen is backed up 40 minutes.»
HMMM… Maybe the cook forgot to apply his Boudreaux’s Butt Paste?
My favorite barfood establishment is the infamous, ²⁴⁄₇ «Three Legged Dog» located on arguably the most dangerous corner in the Quarter: Burgundy at Conti. Their menu’s congested with almost every inebriate’s craving: jalapeño poppers, Parmesan stix, nachos, chili fries, burgers, fried mac & cheese and even BBQ. All this and at a substantially better quality and price than their pale rivals: Alibi or Deja Vu. But there are no absolutes. The Dog’s delivery and takeout is perhaps the most jittery and capricious in the city. If the Advocate, yet again, misspells a Saints player’s name they don’t deliver (Breeze?); if a krewe folds they don’t deliver; if Margaret Orr doesn’t wear red on Friday they don’t deliver. It would be great if «13 Monaghan» would pickup the slack. But alas, veggie wraps and feta fries just don’t satisfy after an opening win over arch nemesis Atlanta…
WTF? Y’ALL COULD MAKE TONS OF $$$ if you attended to your dedicated locals…
Or maybe, you’re not an eatery but just a laundery…