Description
The gorgeous structure now houses the restaurant/bar Saints and Sinners. This building has been around since brothels were legal. The building was erected in 1897 in New Orleans’ famous red light district-it was a haven for jazz musicians, risqué women, and men of questionable morals until 1917 when it was shut down. The establishment serves Southern standards such as red beans & rice, jambalaya, chicken & andouille gumbo, po'boys, crawfish items, shrimp & grits, and more. Hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, tacps. nachos are also on the menu. Check out their sinfully rich desserts!!! The building is a gorgeous two-story affair with a wrought-iron fence, beautiful moldings, a porch on the second story, well-stocked bar, and amazing interiors!
