The Dungeon is packed, noisy, and jamming every night with loud rock and people looking to dance. Business-like bouncers who look a lot like people you don't want to annoy ensure the crowd stays nonviolent. It closes around dawn each day, if you can last that long. Another example of a genuine local pub. No bells and whistles here, and no food either, just good service, friendly bartenders, and reasonable prices.
Dartboards adorn the back walls, and the patrons range from businessmen to bikers.
The entire front of the place opens onto Chartres Street, so you can sit and watch the traffic going by, glad you're not one of them. Like a lot of the local places in the Quarter, the staff tend to stay around for years, so you may well see the same bartender you saw on your last visit. This is a fun place. The menu is limited to the usual burgers and chicken, but this place makes the best Rueben sandwich you've ever had. Eight televisions are scattered around the walls, and if you're looking for a place to watch football, this is it.