Palace Café by Dickie Brennan & Co.
4.5$$· ModeratePermanently closedPalace Café by Dickie Brennan in New Orleans is permanently closed.
Palace Café by Dickie Brennan & Co., long situated at 605 Canal Street, has permanently closed its doors. It was a celebrated French Quarter-adjacent bistro famous for classic Creole cuisine, signature seafood dishes, and lively atmosphere. Guests seeking a similar dining experience can visit other Dickie Brennan & Co. locations in New Orleans, such as Bourbon House or Dickie Brennan's Steakhouse.
History
Originally opened in 1907, the Palace Café has a rich history and has preserved its charm through the years. The café is housed in a building that showcases the architectural beauty of New Orleans, and it has been a staple of the culinary scene for over a century.
Expert notes
- Make a reservation during peak hours to avoid long waits.
- Try their seasonal specials for a unique taste of local ingredients.
- Ask about the wine pairing suggestions from the staff.
- Dress smart casual for a more enjoyable dining experience.
- Check for daily happy hour specials on drinks.
- Consider visiting during the week for a quieter atmosphere.
- Inquire about gluten-free or vegetarian options when ordering.
- Make sure to save room for dessert!
- Enjoy the café's ambiance by sitting near the window.
- Take advantage of the café's location for a pre or post-meal stroll in the French Quarter.
Features
- Catering Services
- Daily Specials
- Family-Friendly Menu
- Free Wi-Fi
- Full Bar
- Gift Cards Available
- Happy Hour Deals
- Live Music
- Outdoor Seating
- Private Dining Options
- Reservations Accepted
- Stained Glass Dome
- Stunning Interior Design
- Takeout Available
- Valet Parking
- Wheelchair Accessible
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made online through their website.
- Call the restaurant directly for large party bookings.
- Walk-ins are welcome, but reservations are recommended during weekends.
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