Irish Channel · New Orleans · Since 1952

Good po'boys.
Cold drinks.
Real NOLA.

A neighborhood corner bar with a serious po'boy tradition. Come hungry, pull up a seat, and stay a while.

Parasol's street corner in the Irish Channel

THE IRISH
CHANNEL
1952

ROAST BEEF PO'BOYS ✦ FIRECRACKER SHRIMP ✦ NEIGHBORHOOD BAR ✦ NEW ORLEANS

From the kitchen

Come for the po'boys.

Old-school New Orleans favorites and a few fiery twists. These featured prices are taken from Parasol's published DoorDash menu.

Roast Beef

Slow-roasted beef in homemade brown gravy.

$14.00

Firecracker Shrimp

Fried shrimp with garlic-jalapeño hot sauce.

$17.00

Classic Fried Shrimp

New Orleans-style fried shrimp po'boy.

$15.00

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A New Orleans original

More than a corner bar.

Parasol's has been part of the Irish Channel since 1952. It's known for its roast beef po'boys, neighborhood atmosphere, and its connection to the area's St. Patrick's Day traditions.

There's nothing fussy about it. That's the point.

Get to Know Parasol's

Around the corner

Find your way to the Irish Channel.

2533 Constance Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70130. A neighborhood stop near Magazine Street and the Garden District.

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A bar for the neighborhood—and everyone who finds it.

Parasol's traces its roots to 1952 in the Irish Channel. Over the years, the corner bar became known for roast beef po'boys, a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere, and its place in New Orleans' St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

Today, it's still a place for casual food, drinks, and a little local character.

This short historical introduction is based on public business descriptions. Ownership-specific history can be added after approval.

Good po'boys.
Cold drinks.
Real NOLA.