Summary: Turquoise mansion hosts a historic dining room scene with weekend jazz brunch and gracious service.
Commander's Palace occupies an 1880 landmark turquoise and white mansion set in a lush Garden District ambience. The restaurant offers contemporary Creole cooking that respects the past while staying present, with Louisiana-sourced ingredients. Signature items include crispy corn-fried Gulf oysters, snapping turtle soup and molasses-glazed quail. Guests can choose downstairs for a more formal setting or upstairs for a view of the trees, and the weekend jazz brunch adds a warm, Southern hospitality touch.