Restaurants near Saint Louis Cathedral

We shared a bananas foster and enjoyed the entire experience!!

Very impressive new location. Superb waitstaff and service, happy and professional. Andouille gumbo extraordinary, a potatoes side perfect, they made me a delicious lemonade, and the bananas foster bread pudding perfect with a great sauce. I can’t wait to return. Fabulous upstairs with one huge room in a very classy Carnival decor. This place is a winner all the way. I recommend wholeheartedly. A must. We ate for lunch but dinner should also be superb!!

Exceptional friendly and attentive service from Darla and Nicole. Our water glasses and coffees were refilled with every sip. The Rockefeller soup and Crabcakes Benedict were prepared and presented perfectly. And the peach cobbler and ice cream concluded the awesome experience.

Went for my husband’s birthday. The was fantastic. I recommend fried oysters baked with Brie and spinach. The table was set with a Blue Ribbon on the white table cloth. Complimentary crème brûlée

If you’re looking for an unforgettable dining experience in New Orleans, Muriel’s Jackson Square is an absolute gem. From the moment I walked in, the ambiance was nothing short of magical—an elegant mix of history, charm, and a touch of mystery that perfectly embodies the spirit of the French Quarter. I started with the Shrimp and Goat Cheese Crepes, and they were nothing short of divine. The crepes were delicate and light, perfectly complementing the rich, creamy goat cheese filling. The shrimp were tender and fresh, and the dish was elevated by a luxurious sauce that brought all the flavors together in perfect harmony. It was the kind of dish that leaves you wanting more, but also perfectly satisfies. For the main course, I indulged in the Wood Grilled Filet Mignon, and it was easily one of the best steaks I’ve ever had. Cooked to absolute perfection, it was tender and full of flavor, with that perfect char from the wood grill adding a smoky depth that took the dish to another level. The accompaniments were equally impressive, enhancing but never overshadowing the star of the show. Service was impeccable throughout the meal—attentive without being intrusive, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. Every moment felt special, from the beautifully crafted cocktails to the desserts I regrettably had no room left to try. Muriel’s Jackson Square is not just a restaurant—it’s an experience. The food, the atmosphere, the service—it all comes together to create an unforgettable evening. If you’re in New Orleans, dining here is an absolute must.