New Orleans Formal Restaurants?

February 20, 2010 by  
Filed under Cajun Food FAQ

Thanks you to everyone to answered my previous questions before. My date and I want to go out for an amazing dinner on Friday Feb 6. We want to dress up and and eat Fantasic Cajun, Creole food. Please any suggestions??? BTW any recommendations on Jazz clubs?
Thanks

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  1. Jimmy on Sat, 20th Feb 2010 4:53 pm 

    okay….you want to take your date and have an awesome time…right?!? Try Antoine’s on St. Louis.. This place has been in business since 1840 and owned by the same family. It can be pricey but well worth it. I mean this is your date we’re talkin about. For desert, get the Baked Alaska. You have to order it at the beginning of the meal so it can be ready when your ready. It’s AWESOME!!! If your looking for a nice place, Antoine’s is it. It’s really part of New Orleans history. They have a website so go look. Plan ahead..you will need to make reservations. Jazz clubs….try Snug Harbor over in Faubourg/Marigny on Frenchmen St. This is right outside of the quarter. Revervations will probably be needed here too. People like, Ellis Marsalis, Charmaine Neville usually play there. There are some other jazz clubs there too so if Snug is full, catch one of the other places. It would be a short cab ride from the quarter. If you want another place to go, try Tropical Isle. It’s on Bourbon. From 5 to 9 you can catch Waylon Thibodeaux and the Bourbon St. Cajuns. They play Zydeco(french cajun music). These guys rock! They’re a lot of fun. Then from 9 to 12 you can hear Willie “Hambone” Locket and The All Purpose Blues Band. These guys are really good too. After the first set, they can be a bit repetitive. So, catch the first set and try another place. All of these places I mentioned have websites so go have a look. I hope this helps. Hope you guys have a great time!

  2. Jimmy on Sat, 20th Feb 2010 9:57 pm 

    Some that are more upscale and more well known I would recommend are
    Emeril’s Restaurant
    (504) 528-9393
    800 Tchoupitoulas St
    New Orleans, LAhttp://www.emerils.com/restaurants/newor…
    K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen
    (504) 524-7394
    416 Chartres St
    New Orleans, LAhttp://www.kpauls.com/
    Commanders Palace Restaurant
    (504) 899-9591
    1427 Washington Ave
    New Orleans, LAhttp://www.commanderspalace.com/
    Muriel’s Jackson Square
    (504) 568-1885
    801 Chartres St
    New Orleans, LAhttp://www.muriels.com/
    Mr B’s Bistro
    (504) 523-2078
    201 Royal St
    New Orleans, LAhttp://www.mrbsbistro.com/
    Brennan’s Restaurant
    (504) 525-9711
    417 Royal St
    New Orleans, LAhttp://www.brennansneworleans.com/
    Although not known as Cajun favorite is this place. Great wine selection, wonderful service and great food.
    Bayona
    (504) 525-4455
    430 Dauphine St
    New Orleans, LAhttp://www.bayona.com/
    and many many more great places.
    As for Music.
    The most famous and one of the best is Tipitina’s. The uptown location is better than the smaller French Quarter location.http://www.tipitinas.com/
    Although your easiest and most varied option might just be to go to Frenchmen Street (it just one block outside the french quarter, follow Decatur across esplanade). There are a row of places within a block.
    Snug Harborhttp://www.snugjazz.com/
    Spotted Cat
    (504) 943-3887
    623 Frenchmen St
    DBAhttp://www.drinkgoodstuff.com/
    Rays Boom Boom Room
    (504) 309-7137
    508 Frenchmen St
    just before Frenchmen starts you can also check out
    Balcony Music Club
    (504) 599-7770 – 1331 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA

  3. traveler on Sun, 21st Feb 2010 12:03 am 

    Traveler covered them I agree with his choices

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