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Commander's Palace

New Orleans, LA

About Commander's Palace

New Orleans' most iconic restaurant, a turquoise Victorian mansion in the Garden District serving legendary Creole cuisine since 1893. The turtle soup, bread pudding soufflé, and 25-cent martini lunch are bucket-list items. Where Emeril and Paul Prudhomme learned to cook.

Located in New Orleans.

Tags: creole fine-dining garden-district legendary

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Planning a Fan Trip Around Commander's Palace

Commander's Palace works as a pregame and recovery food anchor in New Orleans. The nearest tracked event anchor is Super Bowl LIX on February 9, 2025 — close enough to build a full trip around. FanTravel maps 6 fan weekend ideas across New Orleans you can pair with it. It has also surfaced in 4 documented celebrity sighting reports.

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About Commander's Palace

New Orleans' most iconic restaurant, a turquoise Victorian mansion in the Garden District serving legendary Creole cuisine since 1893. The turtle soup, bread pudding soufflé, and 25-cent martini lunch are bucket-list items. Where Emeril and Paul Prudhomme learned to cook.

Commander's Palace is located in New Orleans, LA.