Galatoire's
$$$ • Cajun, French, Vegan
Hours:
209 Bourbon St, New Orleans
(504) 525-2021
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Amazing food, cocktails and service. The ambiance is nice too. The front dining room is a little bit stuffy and you are required to have a jacket if you're a man. This is like old school fine dining. The back dining room is perfect for families or us heathens that didn't bring fancy clothes.
All the food is well cooked, presented beautifully and beyond tasty. The drinks are well mixed and balanced. I definitely recommend making a trip here.
The food is terrible, and over priced.
Loved this place! Such a cultural icon. Appreciate dress code too. Food was great quality too!
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
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Galatoire's is a well-known New Orleans restaurant that maintains a dress code, requiring collared shirts and pants for guests. Reservations and waiting in line are necessary to dine there. The menu features classic Creole dishes such as turtle soup, gumbo, and a special of crusted trout. Recent reviews highlight the excellent atmosphere and attentive service, with some guests noting that dressing up with a jacket is recommended, especially for gentlemen. The food generally receives praise, with shrimp etouffee and well-mixed cocktails being especially appreciated. The service is described as outstanding, with servers making guests feel personal and cared for. While many dishes are enjoyed, some, like Poisson Meuniere Amandine, have been found to be very dry or not perfectly prepared. The ambiance is described as "nice" and "beautifully appointed," creating an "old school fine dining" experience. The back dining room is more suited for families or those without formal attire. Overall, Galatoire's remains a "New Orleans classic" that is "well worth a visit," especially for those seeking a lively, traditional Creole dining experience.