Please check our social media for details on current operating hours, and visit our new merch site to support us and our sister bar, Twelve Mile Limit.
Happy hour specials are offered daily from 3-6pm, 12-2am, and all day on Mondays.
We host pop ups most weekends, trivia on Tuesdays, and other events throughout the week. Want to host your event at the Domino? We'd love to have you!
Choose from our extensive selection of classic tabletop games.
We focus on quality, value, and alternative packaging: cans, boxed wine, draft wine, and screwcaps.
Brut Rosé, Philippe DuBlanc | France | 7/33
The Bubbles, Underwood | Oregon | 12 (half bottle can)
Frico Lambrusco, Scarpetta | Italy | 10 (8oz can)
Bobal, Ananto | El Ardal, Spain | 5/25
Pays Du Gard, Chante Pierre | Rhône, France | 7/33
Rhône Blend, La Vieille Ferme | France | 5/25
*Gruner Veltliner, Brunn | Austria | 7/33
*Chardonnay, Hess | Napa, California | 7/33
Furmint, Evolúció | Hungary | 9/44
Sauvignon Blanc, Arona | Marlborough, New Zealand | 10/50
Chenin Blanc, Lubanzi | South Africa | 12 (half bottle can)
Merlot, Carlo Rossi | California | 4/20
Tempranillo, Finca Del Castillo | La Mancha, Spain | 7/33
*Malbec, Laberinto | Mendoza, Argentina | 7/33
Sangiovese, Il Bastardo | Tuscany, Italy | 8/39
*Rhône Blend, Lubanzi | South Africa | 9/44
Pinot Noir, Alias | California | 10/50
Manischewitz Blackberry | New York | 4
Sweet Vermouth, Miro | Reus, Spain | 6
Extra Dry Vermouth, Miro | Reus, Spain | 6
Ruby Port, Meneres | Porto, Portugal | 10
Rainwater Madeira, Henriques & Henriques | Portugal | 11
All draft or cans.
Miller High Life | 3
New Belgium Fat Tire Amber | 4
Gnarly Barley Juicifer IPA | 5
Royal Chevelle Diablo Porter | 6
Pabst Blue Ribbon | 2
Dixie Lager | 3
Budweiser | 3
Bud Light | 3
Miller Lite | 3
Coors Banquet | 4
Michelob Ultra | 4
Urban South Paradise Park | 4
Corona | 5
Heineken | 5
Stella Artois | 5
Bell’s Official Hazy IPA | 6
Founders All Day IPA | 4
Blue Moon | 4
Parish Canebrake | 5
Abita Purple Haze | 5
Steigl Grapefruit Radler | 6
Urban South Lime Cucumber Gose | 5
Second Line Saison Named Desire | 6
Guinness Draught | 7
Strongbow Dry Cider | 4
Argus Ginger Perry Cider | 5
White Claw (Or Similar) | 5
O’Doul’s | 3
House Spritzer | white wine, kombucha
*Friesling | frozen Riesling
Classic Martini | gin, dry vermouth, orange bitters
*Sangria Frosé | rosé, Cachaça, triple sec, lime
Bywater Sour | bourbon, lemon, blackberry wine
Bartleby | rye, sweet vermouth, bitters, Huhu’s Ginger Brew
*Crimean Cup | aged rum, brandy, Wray & Nephew, maraschino, lemon, orgeat, oleo, sparkling wine
This menu is subject to change without notice.
3044 Saint Claude Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana 70117, United States
Open 3pm-2am, 7 days a week
Operating the bar in a way that reduces our negative environmental impact without undermining the guest experience is very important for me. With that in mind, here are a few of the programs that we’ve implemented to keep a smaller footprint:
In addition to replacing single-use go cups with reusable ones, we offer fifty cents in store credit for each of our branded cups returned clean to the bar. This ensures more of our cups will actually be reused instead of sitting in someones cabinet forever or getting thrown away. Getting more uses out of each cup helps us order fewer of them, which reduces the environmental costs of production and shipping. And when they get too worn to re-use, they're still recyclable.
While we feature several bottled wines, we recognize that glass is not the most eco-friendly package. Glass bottles are heavy to ship and difficult to recycle locally. Instead, we focus on alternative packaging in our wine program, seeking out quality wines in cans, boxes, and kegs. Not only are these types of packages more efficient to ship, they do a better job of preserving freshness and are often more affordable than traditional bottles.
We use bio-plastic straws, which are made from plant-based materials and are compostable in larger facilities. We also compost all food waste, citrus, and a variety of paper goods including napkins, coasters, and food trays. This allows us to divert a significant amount of waste away from landfills and towards the production of healthy fertilizer.
We recycle glass bottles, most plastics and metals, and any paper that isn’t compostable. Between our composting and recycling programs, we only throw a small fraction of our waste in the trash. This allows us to partner with our next door neighbors at Red’s Chinese to share waste disposal - they use our recycling and compost bins, and we use their dumpster for the small share of our trash that isn’t compostable or recyclable.
Do you have any ideas about how we can do better? Please let us know.