Commander's Palace
Haute Creole · $$$$
The grand dame of New Orleans dining since 1893, in a landmark Garden-District mansion.
Signature dishes at Commander's Palace
- ◆ Turtle soup
- ◆ Pecan-crusted fish
- ◆ 25-cent martini lunch
Illustrative imagery · Haute Creole
Commander's Palace — diner questions
What should I order at Commander's Palace?
Signature choices at Commander's Palace include: Turtle soup; Pecan-crusted fish; 25-cent martini lunch.
What kind of restaurant is Commander's Palace?
Commander's Palace is a haute creole restaurant in Garden District, New Orleans. The grand dame of New Orleans dining since 1893, in a landmark Garden-District mansion.
Where is Commander's Palace and how do I book?
Commander's Palace is at 1403 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130. Reserve via https://www.commanderspalace.com.
Can Chauffyr drive me to Commander's Palace?
Yes — Chauffyr provides private, fixed-price chauffeur service to Commander's Palace and across New Orleans, so your whole party can dine without driving or parking.
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