French Quarter Restaurants

Dining Spotlight - Court of Two Sisters

Court of Two Sisters
613 Royal St.
New Orleans, LA
522-7261

Constructed in the 1830s on the site where the fabled Grand Marquis, Pierre Cavagnal de Rigaud, was said to have resided during the 18th century, The Court is named for the legendary sisters who ran a millinery shop there for a good part of the 19th century.

The restaurant has operated on this site for more than half a century. Whether you're planning an event to be indoors or out, daytime or night, small or large, The Court of Two Sisters offers a perfect setting for every occasion with three elegant dining rooms and our world-renowned open-air courtyard.

K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen®

French Quarter Restaurants

416 Chartres Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
504-596-2530

Chef Paul Prudhomme has propelled the distinctive cuisine of his native Louisiana into the international spotlight and constantly pushes the limits by creating exciting, new American and international dishes at his French Quarter restaurant, K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen®. Executive Chef Paul Miller goes to great lengths to ensure the highest quality food. He states, "We have three kitchens and a bakery at K-Paul's and the philosophy and commitment to excellence will never change. There are still no freezers in the restaurant and only the freshest ingredients of the highest quality are used. This is why we change our menu daily." There is one staple at K-Paul’s, however, and that is the bread basket which is brought to the table upon arrival. Filled with melt-in-your-mouth, fresh-out-of-the-oven breads like New Orleans Black Strap Molasses Muffins, Jalapeno & Cheese Rolls, and Mama’s Cornbread Muffins! They are so good you’ll have to remember to save room for your entrée and dessert!!!

The French Market

French Quarter Restaurants

1008 N. Peters Street
New Orleans, LA 70116
504.522.2621

Just at the Mississippi’s edge, the French Market offers upscale shopping, entertainment and regional cuisine within the atmosphere of America’s oldest operating public market. From Café du Monde to the Farmer’s Market and Community Flea Market, we look forward to sharing our tradition and unique cuisine with you. Convenient parking is available. Enter at St. Peters on the riverside of Decatur.

Dining Spotlight - Tujague's

French Quarter Restaurants

Tujague's
823 Decatur St
New Orleans, LA
525-8676

The 2nd oldest restaurant in New Orleans! Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Tujague's has retained its reputation for providing an unforgettable dining experience in the original Creole tradition. Tujague's has been a favorite for 150 years, entertaining and satisfying the appetites of delightfully robust patrons to the French Quarter. Sit back, relax and enjoy course after famous course of traditional New Orleans dishes and drinks! The bar is old and filled with the flavor of the Quarter. At any time, local characters and celebrities can always be seen lined up drinking such classics as Sazerac's and Absinthe frappes’.

Dining Spotlight - Magnolia Grill

French Quarter Restaurants

Magnolia Grill
1122 Decatur St
New Orleans, LA
504-566-6003

Located directly across from the French Market, Magnolia Grills serves up true American Cuisine in New Orleans’ only retro diner. Stop in after strolling the French Market District for a fantastic burger and the thickest milkshake you’ve had in forever! Magnolia Grill satisfies all your cravings for lunch or dinner with a 50’s feel and jukebox full of classics. Hungry for breakfast at one in the afternoon, Magnolia Grill serves breakfast no matter what time you wake!

Dining Spotlight - Broussards Restaurant

French Quarter Restaurants

Broussard's Restaurant
819 Rue Conti
New Orleans, LA
581-3866

Dishes created with an exotic blend of French, Spanish, Indian, Caribbean, Acadian (Cajun) and Creole influences have made New Orleans a preferred destination for lovers of inspired cuisine the world over. Located in the heart of New Orleans' Vieux Carré, or French Quarter, Broussard's combines a mix of old architecture, classic food and tradition to achieve a dining experience one is not likely to forget.

Dining Spotlight - Gator Me Crazy

French Quarter Restaurants

Gator Me Crazy
819 Decatur St.
New Orleans, LA
527-0051

Ever wanted to try alligator? At Gator-Me-Crazy Café you can! Located in the heart of the French Quarter, we serve up alligator in every possible way and it doesn’t always taste like chicken. Try the Sauce Piquante, the gator’s answer to Shrimp Creole, it will dance in your mouth. Home of the Alligator Swamp Roll, this delectable treat is a Cajun twist on a cheesy meat pie, and you will never find them anywhere else! With specials offered daily, this local family from the swamp will amaze you with the endless ways to prepare gator. Stop in, rest your tired feet, and feed your belly with Alligator every which way!

Port of Call

French Quarter Restaurants

838 Esplanade Ave.
New Orleans, LA 70116
504-523-0120

Tucked away on Esplanade Avenue at the edge of the Quarter, Port of Call can be easy to miss if you’re not looking for it…and if there’s not a big group outside, which is rare! Both the hamburgers and the drinks (all tropically named) are way too big, but in a good way. A Monsoon and a Cheeseburger (as big as your face) would not only make a killer meal, but it would also provide a perfect excuse to nap for the rest of the day. They also have pizzas and steaks. Port of Call is self-described as “extremely casual.” No reservations.

Brennan’s

French Quarter Restaurants

417 Rue Royale
New Orleans, LA 70130
504-525-9711

The Brennans are New Orleans restaurant royalty through and through with Palace Café, Mr. B’s Bistro, Café Adelaide and Commander’s Palace - and more - all in the family. Brennan’s, though, is the first and the original. Here, Brennan-created dishes such as Eggs Hussarde have room to shine, and the ambient courtyard provides a perfect spot for a special meal. Breakfast at Brennan’s, if done properly, should be started with a Brandy Milk Punch and followed by Bananas Foster, the restaurant’s own invention and signature dessert. Dinner and breakfast are both prix-fixe, but a la carte options are available as well. Wear your Sunday best, or something like it.

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