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Browsing: Fine Restaurants

Fine dining restaurants are full service restaurants offering the finest in food, service and atmosphere. They consist of upscale decor, linen table cloths, visually appealing food dishes and highly trained staff. A fine dining restaurant is likely to include a full service bar offering, top shelf brands and an extensive wine list. Many fine dining establishments have a dress code and advanced reservations are recommended. You won’t go wrong if you select any of the below restaurants for your night out in New Orleans.
Galatoire's
For more than a century, there’s been a long line outside Galatoire’s, the most famous restaurant on one of the world’s most famous streets (Bourbon). Like the city itself, Galatoire’s is a restaurant that combines elegant with raucous. From the Soufflé Potatoes appetizer followed by Black Drum topped with Jumbo Lump Crabmeat to Carmel Cup Custard and a cup of Flaming Café Brûlot, this is an experience not to be missed.
Emeril's
One bite of Barbecued Shrimp from Emeril’s New Orleans and your taste buds will go, “Bam!” (There, we got it out of the way). Emeril’s flagship restaurant in the New Orleans Warehouse/Art District has been a must-experience foodie destination since 1990. As for originality, let’s just say if Emeril’s was one of those restaurants where you’re allowed to color the menus, this team would color outside the lines. Tip: Save room for the banana cream pie.
Commander's Palace
A favorite for visitors and locals alike, Commander's Palace is a New Orleans landmark known for its award-winning Creole fare and elegant jazz brunch.