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New Orleans Creole Cookery
Cajun and Creole Restaurant and American Restaurant$$$$
French Quarter, New Orleans
"Crawfish boil and shrimp and grits were amazing!"(2 Tips)
"Oysters were very good, nice jazz ambience and drinks!"(7 Tips)
"crawfish étouffée"(2 Tips)
"I eat better creole food in Indianapolis"(2 Tips)
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- Chaz PikeJune 8, 2015Oysters were very good, nice jazz ambience and drinks! Try the oyster sampler. Picture is of the grilled!!!
Laura TJune 29, 2015After much wandering, my boyfriend and I happened upon this place. We sat in the bar section. It was cozy. Authentic food, full bar. Absolutely recommend the Shrimp Creole. Excellent service!
- Annie ChooMarch 29, 2015Crawfish boil and shrimp and grits were amazing! Food was great but our waitress messed up our checks 4 times... Granted we had a party of 12, but it took 45 minutes to get our checks straight.
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Trina ReneeAugust 7, 2015Had the Cajun calamari as an app. and the flavor was so great. Then shared the shrimp from the boiling pot with sausage and corn. The corn was the juiciest I've ever had.
LaurenJuly 31, 2015Fried catfish, crawfish étouffée, and creole jambalaya all beautiful. Can not decide the best. You just can not go wrong. Bread pudding generous size and tasted like French toast.
DanelleMarch 17, 2017Food was WAY TOO SALTY Sat in the courtyard - beautiful. Drinks were tasty. Crabcake and steak were good. Oysters and potatoes were laced in salt and I love salt. Ppl next to us said the same.
Susan BaileySeptember 20, 2016Overall, the food was very tasty. We did send back our duck once because it was undercooked. It came back out very nice. Gator bites are not strictly gator, it is a pork mix. Kind of deceptive, IMO.
Alèxia SoléAugust 2, 2015Although I am not an expert, I would say they offer good creole food in the French Quarter. The atmosphere is really nice and they have good local beer.
nathanialwest .January 5, 2018This place should be at the top of your happy hour eats list. 75 cent raw oysters and all their apps are half off! $6 crab cake napoleon was great! $3.50 gumbo and $4 jambalaya. $4 drafts to boot.
Becky EdwardsFebruary 13, 2017Great for dinner or lunch! Great ethnic dishes! Have eaten here several times.
Cansu Çimen BozkuşMay 8, 2015This place has good ambiance.. Maybe other than the horrible lighting of the fountain. The staff was friendly and food was served quickly but food was bad. I eat better creole food in Indianapolis
Pavan KulkarniFebruary 19, 2017except the calamari everything else was mediocre for the price they charge
Tim BrunelleJanuary 18, 2015Food took almost 2 hours and came out cold. Drinks took 45 minutes. Avoid here if possible.
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You haven't experience New Orleans until you've been to New Orleans Creole Cookery!
Open until 10:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Fri
- 11:00 AM–10:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- 8:00 AM–10:00 AM
(504) 524-9632
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Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner
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