Wherehouse Bar & Grill

I completely dig this place.  Pool tables, darts, and an internet-connected jukebox.  And the motif-- it's decorated like a NASCAR pit, with various tools attached to a chain-link wall and barstools formed around hand-trucks.  As a corollary, this means that things are pretty clean.  The bar itself is of a fairly large size, making the place feel pretty underpopulated each time that I visited.

The pool tables are in good shape, and the dart boards are laid out such that one takes one's personal safety in one's own hands-- there's no guards between boards.  The boards themselves are illuminated by halogen lamps aimed at the boards, but set into giant wire-sculpted darts hanging from the ceiling.

Signs hanging inside the bar advertise a lingerie show on Wednesday and Friday nights.  My two visits were not on those evenings, so I can only report of their reported existence.

The bartenders are friendly but not obnoxiously attentive, and prices are reasonable.  Aside from the common beers, Abita and Newcastle are available.  Nothing specialized.

The Wherehouse is really well decorated for the area: Saint Bernard Parish is still in recovery mode from Katrina, and a lot of love has been put into making this place upscale in a very blue-collar way.