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Galatoire's

209 Bourbon St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70130

Featured Review : Galatoire's is the real deal -- traditional New Orleans at its most elegant and delicious. We visited on a Friday, which is the day the city's attorneys and judges come to see and be seen at lunch. We parked ourselves at...See Full Review

  • #48 most popular
    New Orleans restaurant
  • Avg. User Rating:
    4 out of 5 stars

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Galatoire's

  • 4 out of 5 stars by MissKitty from London, United Kingdom
  • January 22, 2004
Galatoire's
Quote: Galatoire's is the real deal -- traditional New Orleans at its most elegant and delicious. We visited on a Friday, which is the day the city's attorneys and judges come to see and be seen at lunch. We parked ourselves at the tiny bar upstairs... Read the full Galatoire's review

From journal Winter Weekend in New Orleans

Galatoire's

  • 4 out of 5 stars by DT from LOS ANGELES, California
  • August 11, 2001
Quote: When you first go down Bourbon St., the seedy part has a strange area to it. You will fine many ladies and men dressed very nice waiting in line to get into a dumpy looking place call Galatoire's. Do not be fooled by the surroundings. This is one... Read the full Galatoire's review

From journal New Orleans, Let the Good Times Roll