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Reveillon Menus in New Orleans for 2011

December 5 2011 | What's New

New Orleans continues the fine tradition of the Reveillon through the 2011 Christmas season.

Oranament on a Christmas TreeDuring the mid-1800's, New Orleans' Creole families celebrated the "Reveillon" (French for "awakening") twice during the holidays. The first Reveillon came after Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, when families returned from St. Louis Cathedral to break a daylong fast with an elaborate meal. New Year's Eve brought another Reveillon, usually shared among several families. This more festive meal featured eggnog, fancy pastries, meringues, sugar sculptures, and crystallized fruits.

Today's Reveillon is celebrated nightly during the Christmas season in restaurants throughout the city. Menus combine ageless Creole cuisine with more contemporary New Orleans dishes, but the spirit of the past remains. Revel in nostalgia. Join us for the Reveillon at any of the fine locations below.

7 on Fulton - Reveillon menu offered throughout the month of December during dinner from 6-10pm. The Reveillon menu will be the only menu offered on Christmas Eve & New Year's Eve.

Bombay Club - The Bombay Club's Reveillon menu is available all month long.

Broussard’s - Broussard's offers a German approach to the Reveillon dinner throughout December.

The Pelican Club - The Pelican Club once again offers their fantastic 4 Course Prix Fixe Reveillon Menu.

Roux on Orleans - The Roux on Orleans at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel offers their Reveillon menu on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays throughout December.

Also Offering Reveillon Menus

Visit the following restaurants' websites to inquire about their 2011 Reveillon menus.

Antoine's Restaurant
Since 1840, Antoine's has been noted for its excellent French-Creole cuisine and numerous historical dining rooms. Antoine's has long been a tradition for both locals and visitors to New Orleans. An unmatched dining experience in the heart of the French Quarter.

Brennan's
A legend in New Orleans -- and a dining experience not to be missed. Enjoy the famous breakfast at Brennan's .. and lunch and dinner, too! Located in the heart of the French Quarter.

Court of Two Sisters
The Court of Two Sisters is known for its festive daily Jazz Brunch buffet and large, picturesque courtyard. Dinner, which is served nightly and features a four-course dinner and an a la carte menu, is also an experience not to be missed when visiting the French Quarter.

Royal House Oyster Bar
Need to plan a special event? Creole Cuisine Entertainment combines the delicious cuisine of Royal House Restaurant in an exclusive balcony room setting.

Tujague's
New Orleans' second oldest restaurant! Located across from the French Market in the heart of the French Quarter, Tujague's has retained its reputation for providing an unforgettable dining experience in the original Creole tradition.



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