Royal House is a French Quarter oyster bar and seafood restaurant with a classic New Orleans atmosphere and menu featuring fresh-air dining and local seafood dishes. From fresh-shucked to charbroiled and Rockefeller to Royale, you’re sure to find your new favorite oyster dish here. While enjoying a dozen at the bar or a cool cocktail on the balcony, you can usually catch a street performance from a jazz musician, an experience unique to New Orleans. Whether you’re a traveler to our great city or a New Orleans native, we’ve got the perfect place for you at our restaurant and oyster bar. We hope to see you soon!
Established in 1948, The Award Winning Gumbo Shop features a wide range of New Orleans cuisine at its finest. Enjoy fantastic customer service and great food. Patrons are also welcome to order from our full wine list including 30 Wines by the Glass. Gumbo Shop is located at 630 St. Peters Street, 1/2 block from Jackson Square in the French Quarter. As the name implies, gumbo is a fixture on the menu, but our menu also features Creole and Cajun inspired dishes that represent New Orleans' truly unique cuisine. Gumbo Shop was founded in 1948 in a former French Quarter home built in the late 1700's. The building represents a typical French Quarter layout with central courtyard and former kitchen in the rear. For the past 20 consecutive years, Gumbo Shop has received the "Best of New Orleans" best place to eat gumbo from Gambit, a local publication that relies on reader polls to determine the winners in all categories.
Antoine's, established in 1840, is America's oldest family run restaurant that was the forerunner in the fine dining experience serving up French-Creole cuisine. We are the home to many dishes such as Oyster Rockefeller, Pompano En Papillote, Eggs Sardou, and Oyster Foch and we offer a la carte dining as well as, private dining options. In recent years we have expanded to include our famous Hermes Bar, which offers cocktails, beer and wine as well as a lighter more casual dining experience. And we have Antoines Annex, which is our cafe, offering coffee, pastries and other light fare. For more information, check out our website: antoines.com You can also reach us on: Twitter - @antoinesNOLA Instagram - @antoinesnola Pinterest - Antoines Restaurant Google + - Antoines Restaurant Antoine's Restaurant reserves the right to edit or delete offensive, inappropriate or inaccurate comments from this Facebook page.
Emeril’s casual and funky restaurant in the French Quarter, featuring an eclectic menu of New Orleans Creole and Acadian cuisine, with classic Southern, Vietnamese and Southwestern influences.
Follow @sandsnola on Twitter and Instagram! Reservations accepted for parties of 8 or more. Please email your request 24 hours in advance to [email protected]. Live entertainment begins after 9 pm. 21 and up only after 10 pm. Limited menu selection after 10 pm.
The Napoleon House, also known as the Mayor Girod House or Nicolas Girod House, is a historic building at 500 Chartres Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. Built in 1794 and enlarged in 1814, its name derives from the local legend that it was intended as a residence for Napoleon Bonaparte after his exile. A plan to bring Napoleon to Louisiana was halted by news of his death in 1821.The building was also the home of Nicholas Girod (d. 1840), mayor of New Orleans. One of the city's finer private residences in the early 19th century, the building housed a local grocery at the start of the 20th century and since 1914 has operated as a restaurant called Napoleon House. The upper floors of the building have been converted to apartments, where some of the original interior decorative elements may still be seen.It was declared to be a National Historic Landmark in 1970, as one of the city's finest examples of French-influenced architecture. It is a three story brick stuccoed building, with a dormered hip roof and cupola. Shallow ironwork balconies with austere styling adorn the second floor.The Napoleon House restaurant has an old-time New Orleans atmosphere and serves such traditional dishes as red beans and rice, gumbo, and jambalaya; it has been particularly known among locals for its muffaletta sandwiches. The bar is known for serving its "Pimm's Cup" cocktail. Classical music is played on the sound system.
Opening early 2013 - We're located on the corner of Jackson Square, next to America's oldest community theatre - Le Petit Theatre. Tableau is Dickie Brennan's latest production and features lauded Louisiana Creole dishes prepared by our talented chef, John Martin and his equally talented culinary team. Look for traditional Creole dishes with an updated approach.
Chartres House is a local favorite—a French Quarter Landmark serving casual dishes and classic drinks in an intimate, historical environment. This antebellum building, once a favorite haunt of Tennessee Williams, is now home to a menu featuring duck quesadillas, classic New Orleans BBQ shrimp, muffalettas and more. Dine on the balcony or in the intimate courtyard, or join the local crowd after hours for quick bites and cocktails. Open 11 am daily, serving lunch and dinner.
Pierre Maspero’s is a local destination for relaxed dining in a historic setting—offering authentic New Orleans cuisine in a comfortable New Orleans landmark property. Watch the crowds go by as you enjoy traditional New Orleans entrées in one of the city’s most historic buildings. Come in for breakfast, linger for lunch or just swing by for a refreshing cocktail. Hearty meals in a historic setting! Breakfast served Friday-Monday, lunch daily and dinner nightly. 440 Chartres Street. Call 504-524-8990 or visit www.pierremasperosrestaurant.com/
Select from all the freshest fare-oysters, lobsters, boiled seafood and fresh fish-served in traditional dishes. Pier 424 is a unique Bourbon Street destination offering a wide selection of fresh, local seafood prepared daily in a market-style setting. Features include one of the largest oyster bars in the city and covered balcony for dining and enjoying the city’s world famous people watching. Open 11 am daily, serving lunch and dinner. 424 Bourbon Street, (504)309-1574.
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Located on the most famous street in town, Bayou Burger & Sports Company offers piled high specialty burgers, stacked hot dogs, a wide selection of local brews and everything sports in an upbeat setting. Bayou Burger is a casual gathering spot for relaxing with friends, refueling and watching the game amid the hustle and bustle of Bourbon Street. Relax in front of the projection screen TV and cheer on your team or enjoy the balcony overlooking all the Bourbon street action.
The Old Coffee Pot, located on St. Peter Street located next to Pat O Brian’s and right off Bourbon Street is a great location for tourists and locals alike. The restaurant founded and established in 1894, is well known for serving one of the best breakfasts in New Orleans, with famous dishes such as the Crab cake Jonathan and traditional dishes such as the callas cakes. We also serve great lunch, with a special that includes a half of po-boy, a cup of gumbo and a side of fries that has become a crowd favorite and is one of the best samplers in the neighborhood. Our evening menu features the “Triple D’, a dish that was featured on Food Network’s “Dinners, Drive-In’s, and Dives”. Alongside this dish are other reasonably priced dishes of Creole and Cajun cuisine to satisfy anyone’s appetite. We also offer a variety of beverages and cocktails, traditional mixed drinks and wines to compliment any dish. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating, an aesthetically pleasing courtyard and a unique and traditional dining room with an atmosphere filled with New Orleans tradition and Southern charm.
We offer large banquet facilities for up to 300 as well as an intimate setting for a party of two. Our restaurants seat from 250 to over 800 and our awards since 1969 are too numerous to list, but we will tell you we’ve been voted "The Best Cajun Seafood in Louisiana" and listed in "Top 100 Places to dine in America". That’s our story. Come by one of our locations and tell us yours!
Cafe' Soule' serves Lunch and Dinner daily including dessert and meal crepes, Breakfast and Brunch only weekends 10-1. Closed tuesdays. Serves French and Creole dishes, crepes, salads, po-boy's, waffles, beignets and etc. The Paris Room is for weddings, functions, dinners, meetings and private parties for 5-200 people.
Chartres House is a local favorite—a French Quarter Landmark serving casual dishes and classic drinks in an intimate, historical environment. This antebellum building, once a favorite haunt of Tennessee Williams, is now home to a menu featuring duck quesadillas, classic New Orleans BBQ shrimp, muffalettas and more. Dine on the balcony or in the intimate courtyard, or join the local crowd after hours for quick bites and cocktails. Open 11 am daily, serving lunch and dinner.
Opening early 2013 - We're located on the corner of Jackson Square, next to America's oldest community theatre - Le Petit Theatre. Tableau is Dickie Brennan's latest production and features lauded Louisiana Creole dishes prepared by our talented chef, John Martin and his equally talented culinary team. Look for traditional Creole dishes with an updated approach.
In the heart of the French Quarter, Rib Room has been a local favorite, steak house for over 50 years. Fresh, Louisiana seafood and gourmet ingredients from around the world are always on the menu. Executive Chef Tom Wolfe introduces a new seasonal menu every quarter including French, Creole and Southern dishes. The Sunday Jazz Brunch has been named 1 of the Top 10 Hotel Brunches in the U.S. Located inside the Omni Royal Orleans Hotel on Royal and St. Louis Streets. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Royal House is a French Quarter oyster bar and seafood restaurant with a classic New Orleans atmosphere and menu featuring fresh-air dining and local seafood dishes. From fresh-shucked to charbroiled and Rockefeller to Royale, you’re sure to find your new favorite oyster dish here. While enjoying a dozen at the bar or a cool cocktail on the balcony, you can usually catch a street performance from a jazz musician, an experience unique to New Orleans. Whether you’re a traveler to our great city or a New Orleans native, we’ve got the perfect place for you at our restaurant and oyster bar. We hope to see you soon!
Cafe' Soule' serves Lunch and Dinner daily including dessert and meal crepes, Breakfast and Brunch only weekends 10-1. Closed tuesdays. Serves French and Creole dishes, crepes, salads, po-boy's, waffles, beignets and etc. The Paris Room is for weddings, functions, dinners, meetings and private parties for 5-200 people.
Located on the corner of Bourbon and St. Peters, Cornet serves authentic Cajun and Creole cuisine. Stroll in for a chorus of cocktails or an ensemble of dishes inspired by the cradle of Jazz.
Pierre Maspero’s is a local destination for relaxed dining in a historic setting—offering authentic New Orleans cuisine in a comfortable New Orleans landmark property. Watch the crowds go by as you enjoy traditional New Orleans entrées in one of the city’s most historic buildings. Come in for breakfast, linger for lunch or just swing by for a refreshing cocktail. Hearty meals in a historic setting! Breakfast served Friday-Monday, lunch daily and dinner nightly. 440 Chartres Street. Call 504-524-8990 or visit www.pierremasperosrestaurant.com/
Roux on Orleans offers contemporary Creole cuisine. Complimentary valet parking is provided at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel 717 Orleans St. New Orleans, LA 70116 504-571-4604