New Orleans Restaurants
Mr. B's Bistro
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Location: Corner of Royal and Iberville Streets/One block off Canal Street, one block off Bourbon Street
Dark and clubby, with a definate focus on elegant comfort, Mr. B's Bistro is "the place" for power lunches, power highballs and power dining. This is where the elite of New Orleans politics and business meet to determine the future of the City, and to enjoy some of the finest food in the city. From the classic Sazeracs, to the menu of creole haute cuisine, Mr. B's is a New Orleans original.
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Dark and clubby, with a definate focus on elegant comfort, Mr. B's Bistro is "the place" for power lunches, power highballs and power dining. This is where the elite of New Orleans politics and business meet to determine the future of the City, and to enjoy some of the finest food in the city. From the classic Sazeracs, to the menu of creole haute cuisine, Mr. B's is a New Orleans original.
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0 Reviews Mulate's
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Location: Across the stree from Convention Center.
This legendary restaurant is recognized throughout the world as the King of Cajun Dine and Dance halls. We feature live Cajun music and dancing along with great authentic Cajun food seven days a week. Mulate's is a place where Cajuns come to celebrate their heritage and the world comes to join them in their celebration.
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2 Reviews Muriel's
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Location: Jackson Square
The epitome of decadence, opulence, and mystery that surrounds the French Quarter, coupled with the area's finest contemporary Creole cuisine. Experience a feast for the senses and enlightenment for your soul... Muriel's Jackson Square.
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The epitome of decadence, opulence, and mystery that surrounds the French Quarter, coupled with the area's finest contemporary Creole cuisine. Experience a feast for the senses and enlightenment for your soul... Muriel's Jackson Square.
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0 Reviews Napoleon House
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Originally the home of the Mayor, rumor has it the building was offered to Napoleon should he esacpe...
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2 Reviews Ninja Restaurant
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The Finest Japanese Cuisine and Sushi Restaurant in New Orleans since 1993.
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0 Reviews Oceana Grill
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Oceana Grill is located just steps off of Bourbon Street the heart of the French Quarter. You will be mesmerized by the exquisite renovations of this historic building. The ambience and the cuisine are a dynamic duo. Please take the time to browse through our menu and see what the famous Oceana Grill has to offer for our lunch and dinner specials.
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Olivier is one of the very few remaining restaurant owned and operated by an authentic New Orleans creole family. The recipes are family recipes that go back for many many generations. Armand Olivier is the real thing, and his restaurant is a work of art!
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0 Reviews This two-story building was constructed in 1809 by Antoine Angue. It was built during the peak of the Theatre d'Orleans, across from the old Salle d'Orleans. The restaurant served some of the city's most discriminating customers and gained recognition from the quality of food it served. Today, the property is owned by Pam Fortner and Earl Bernhardt. Beautifully renovated with its prestigious past and guest enjoyment in mind, it offers a pleasant atmosphere, extensive wine list and delicious food. Orleans Grapevine continues the tradition by serving quality meals to New Orleans' best.
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0 Reviews Location: Located on historic Canal Street at the entrance to the French Quarter between Chartres and Royal Streets.
Palace Cafe's "Flavor of New Orleans" cuisine is served everyday at this upbeat and lively grand café owned and operated by Dickie Brennan, of the famed New Orleans restaurant family. Located on historic Canal Street, Palace Café is housed in the Werlein building (former home of Werlein's, the nation's oldest family owned retail music chain), which has served as a New Orleans landmark since the turn of the century.
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Palace Cafe's "Flavor of New Orleans" cuisine is served everyday at this upbeat and lively grand café owned and operated by Dickie Brennan, of the famed New Orleans restaurant family. Located on historic Canal Street, Palace Café is housed in the Werlein building (former home of Werlein's, the nation's oldest family owned retail music chain), which has served as a New Orleans landmark since the turn of the century.
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