2600 Chartres St
New Orleans, LA 70117

One of New Orleans' most romantic restaurants, the former Feelings Café Bar & Courtyard is available for lease or purchase. The property is offered fully outfitted with equipment, furniture and fixtures including tables, chairs, kitchen equipment, televisions, security cameras and alarm system. The business was previously licensed for full liquor service. Seller will sell the naming rights for Feelings Café, as well. Estimated at more than 100 years old, and restored in 2016-2017, the property is a two-story, approximately 4,444 sf building currently being used as a restaurant/bar and event venue. The improvements are of brick and block construction, brick and concrete exterior walls, flat composite and a pitched composite shingle roof. The 2,250 sf ground floor is composed of a foyer area, large dining room with French doors opening to the street, a bar area, three bathrooms, various storage rooms, and the iconic open brick courtyard (not included in GBA calculation). The second floor, which is accessible from an interior stairwell in the foyer, is composed of another commercial kitchen, a dining room, one full bathroom and one half bathroom, an office, a special events room, and a covered balcony overbooking the courtyard. It is possible for a new buyer to have two separate restaurant concepts occupying the building on different floors. The Seller owns the adjacent multifamily property at 2604 Chartres which is also being offered for sale and can be sold together as a package. (See separate listing for 2604 Chartres.). Please provide a substantial amount of advance notice to tour the property. Do not disturb tenant. Contact agent for all inquiries. This neighborhood is one of the older developed sub-markets in the New Orleans area that was heavily developed by the 1800s as the earliest development in the city was centered along the river. There has historically been a large industrial presence immediately along the river, much of which is no longer in use. However, approximately 1.4 miles of this has been returned to public use as a park providing an important link between this neighborhood and the French Quarter. While the neighborhood saw a large decrease in population following Hurricane Katrina, it has since emerged as a very trendy neighborhood and population levels are anticipated to continue to substantially increase. Please contact agents for a tour or further information .