Commander's Palace Review

When I think of a fine dining experience, my mind goes to Commander's Palace. No one does it better. It's a "must" when visiting New Orleans and I would rank it as one of America's finest restaurants. It's a favorite spot for visiting dignitaries, sports figures and famous personalities. Reservations highly suggested

It is said to be the most famous and historically high-end restaurant in the local area. My friend is the chef there, so I took me to taste it. The main French and local New Orleans dishes surprised me that there is actually a turtle soup. The service and environment are superb. The dishes are very delicate. But the taste is not necessarily suitable for Chinese people, the per capita consumption is about 50 dollars, no matter how or recommended to taste, next to the restaurant is a tourist attraction cemetery, because the New Orleans point marshland type is easy to sink, locals buried the coffin cemetery on the ground instead of underground, It is also a special place to visit in the local area!

This is a very high-end restaurant in New Orleans. It is still great. The main selling is local dishes in Orleans. The restaurant is a standard century-old store. It is still worth going to taste.

The restaurant on the edge of Lafayette No. 1 Cemetery is so hot. This house was built in 1893. The houses nearby Garden District are almost 100 years old. The restaurant was originally a small salon, and it continued to evolve. The last decoration was 2006. I always thought that French cuisine was a result of comparison, Chinese cuisine, even Italian Spanish cuisine can throw France out of the streets.

Remember to wear a formal dress, men are at least a polo shirt with a vertical collar! It feels great, the service atmosphere is first class, but the cemetery next to it is completely incomprehensible, if you are not very interested in it early, it is recommended not to spend time at this attraction.