Commander's Palace

Restaurant Overview

Commander's Palace is a world famous New Orleans restaurant located in the beautiful garden district of New Orleans. Its delicious cuisine, spectacular ambience, and first-class attentive service are just some of the reasons it has long been regarded by visitors and locals to be the city’s most popular upscale restaurant.  

A New Orleans landmark since 1890, it is renowned for award-winning dishes including its famous turtle soup and bread pudding souffle with whiskey sauce.   Don’t miss its 25-cent martinis at lunch while you enjoy their romantic courtyard amongst beautiful oak trees.  

A must-see destination for every visitor to New Orleans, Commander's Palace has evolved into a culinary legend.  Many world-famous chefs had their start at Commander’s … including Emeril Lagasse, Paul Prudhomme, and Jamie Shannon. Co-proprietors Ti Adelaide Martin and Lally Brennan of the Brennan’s family continue their dedication to perfection.   Since 2012, Commander's Palace has been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Grand Award 

Today, Chef Meg Bickford continues to make Commander's Palace the world-class restaurant it is today with Haute Creole cuisine reflecting the best of New Orleans.  

Dress code:  No shorts or t-shirts; jackets suggested for men