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Arnaud’s continues a long tradition of dazzling critics and diners alike; as well as a favorite among locals and visitors. Signature dishes and creole flavors surprise and delight new New Orleans diners, while inspiring and exciting return visitors.

See what others have to say about this historic New Orleans restaurant, and we encourage you to share your Arnaud’s experience.



News Articles

Recipe of the Week: Crawfish Pies

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A local favorite!

Recipe of the Week: Meat Pies

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Meat Pies came to special attention at the Jazz Fest Food Booths. They are a popular eat-in-hand snack for wandering around the music stages.

French Inspired

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Do you know what inspiration behind the hostess uniform?

Recipe of the Week: Pompano Duarte

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Our most popular fish dish! Pompano with Garlic Butter and a Beurre Blanc sauce.

Recipe of the Week: Oysters Arnaud

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Oysters Arnaud includes five different recipes for baked toppings. They are Oysters Bienville, Oysters Rockefeller, Oysters Kathryn, Oysters Ohan and Oysters Suzette.

Recipe of the Week: Crabmeat Prentiss

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One of Arnaud’s signature dishes, perfect for any party. This Specialty may also be offered as a dip served with croutons or crackers.

Cocktail of the Week: The Sazerac

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Watch as Arnaud’s French 75 Bartender, Chris Hannah, teaches you to make a classic New Orleans Sazerac. Cheers!

Recipe of the Week: Bread Pudding

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While there are as many recipes for bread pudding as there are restaurants in New Orleans, this one is a particularly splendid example, a rich custard-laced square brought to the table draped in warm, buttery whiskey sauce.

Arnaud’s Celebrates Mardi Gras Year Round

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The Casbarians paid tribute to Germaine Wells by creating a Mardi Gras museum in her honor on the second floor of Arnaud’s Restaurant.

Arnaud’s patrons break out in the Who Dat Cheer!

Only in New Orleans would a full dining room of patrons break out into the Who Dat Cheer mid-lunch! We love our boys in black and gold. Who Dat Who Dat Who Dat saying they gonna beat them Saints!



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