Commander's Palace
Garden District
Legendary jazz brunch with 25-cent martinis at lunch.
Map ↗Where to host the welcome dinner, the rehearsal dinner and the day-after brunch for your wedding guests in New Orleans, Louisiana, plus local tips on timing, tipping and booking for groups.
Mid-range and special restaurants, with the most group-friendly first.
Garden District
Legendary jazz brunch with 25-cent martinis at lunch.
Map ↗Bourbon Street
Old-line institution. Friday lunch is a party.
Map ↗Royal Street
Pink mansion and birthplace of bananas Foster.
Map ↗Warehouse District
Cajun cooking and pork done many ways.
Map ↗Tremé
Historic Creole restaurant famous for fried chicken and gumbo.
Map ↗St. Charles Avenue
Refined Southern cooking, relaxed room.
Map ↗Warehouse District
Whole grilled fish over open fire.
Map ↗Tremé
Some of the best fried chicken in America.
Map ↗Poydras Street
Debris po-boys since 1938.
Map ↗French Quarter
Dive bar with excellent jambalaya.
Map ↗Uptown
Corner shop classic for shrimp po-boys.
Map ↗Jackson Square
Beignets and café au lait, open around the clock.
Map ↗Good options from our list include Commander's Palace (Garden District), Galatoire's (Bourbon Street), Brennan's (Royal Street). Book early for groups.
Dinner usually from 6 to 9 pm. Popular restaurants book up weeks ahead.
Expected: 18 to 22% in restaurants. Large groups often get an automatic gratuity.
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