Dinner at Muriel's Jackson Square was just as filling and satisfying this time as it was on our last visit. We ordered from the table d'hôte menu and started with the Turtle Soup Au Sherry appetizer, which was rich, comforting, and full of deep flavor. I had the wood grilled pork chop served with greens, mashed potatoes, and an apple pepper jelly sauce, while my husband ordered the shrimp and grits. Both dishes were packed with flavor, comforting, and hearty. We finished the night with the banana bread dessert, which was the perfect sweet ending after such a filling meal. The portions here are generous, so you definitely want to come hungry. Even with how much food we had, it was still nice to take a walk around Jackson Square afterward. The flavors here just make me happy every time we visit, and it continues to be one of our favorite dinner spots in New Orleans. Maybe one day the restaurant's famous friendly spirit will decide to pay us a visit too. read more

Came for Sunday jazz brunch and made a reservation. Me and my mom love jazz so this was a fun way to eat and hear some music. I heard about the history of Muriel's on a ghost tour a couple of months ago so I was super excited to dine here. The jazz musicians come around to play music which is nice to get a closer view and even request songs. The first waiter who came over was very kind and he was super attentive. It got a bit busy so half way through right after we ordered our drinks, we got a new waitress. She was not very attentive and rarely checked on us which took away from the experience. We got the gumbo for an appetizer and it was pretty good. One of the better ones in the city and certainly the French quarter. We got the blackened catfish and the shrimp and goat cheese crepes. Both were solid, nice flavor but a bit cold. We thought it took awhile for our food to come out and came to the assumption it had been ready but since our waitress was inattentive it probably sat there. Now the jazz...amazing! We really enjoyed that. The restaurant is beautiful inside as well. Overall I think it's a good place to try once and that's kind of it. The food was okay but I wasn't wowed. The entrees are also quite pricey for what you get. We ate at other places and the quality and portion was better. read more

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Our experience at Muriel's was extremely disappointing and honestly frightening. My mother became severely ill after eating the pork chop and spent the entire night violently throwing up and suffering from diarrhea, including during our flight home. What made the situation even worse was the restaurant's response. We called to report what happened out of concern, and the staff seemed completely unconcerned and brushed us off as if it was not important. There was no empathy, accountability, or genuine concern for her condition. For the amount of money spent and the reputation this restaurant has, we expected far better food safety standards and customer care. This turned what should have been a nice dining experience into a horrible memory from our trip. We will never visit again. read more

My daughter was adamant about eating here after seeing it recommended on her tiktok feed for can't miss NOLA Spots. I made a rezzy on OT and we were seated right away. All of our food tasted great and the only issue was when my pork chop came slathered with the apple jelly sauce despite me asking for it on the side. I sent it back and was eventually given a fresh one without the sauce. The waitress apologized which was appreciated but I thought perhaps because of the cost point and status of the restaurant, they might offer a discount or a dessert to make up for the inconvenience of having to wait for my entree. My daughter had hoped to go upstairs to see a certain room that is supposedly haunted in the restaurant but they had private parties so the upstairs was closed off to the public. Maybe next time. read more

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The BEST shrimp and grits I have ever had! Friends had recommended we go to Muriel's and it was my favorite place I ate in NOLA. Reservations were easy to make and our table was ready when we arrived. The staff was friendly and service was impeccable. We also went during thier Jazz brunch and the Jazz trio was fantastic. Highly, highly recommend if you're visiting NOLA! read more

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Had a reservation for right when they begin their Sunday jazz brunch. It went downhill from the moment I checked in. I ordered the brunch menu special which comes with an appetizer, main, and a dessert. Gumbo (1/5) -- very bitter, occasional bits of inedible pieces too tough to swallow safely Eggs benedict over shrimp cakes with potato brabant (2/5) -- the shrimp cakes were mostly filler, each containing maybe one whole shrimp if you get lucky and the mushy texture of them combined with the hollandaise made me so nauseous as they resembled baby food. Asparagus was oversalted while the potatoes had no salt and lost their crispiness within 10 minutes. The only saving grace for this course was their hot sauce, arguably the highlight of the entire meal Bread pudding (2/5) -- had the highest hopes since this is raved about, but it was a pile of mush, lacking any texture whatsoever, sat in the most clawingly sweet sauce. The candied pecans served alongside were quite chewy instead of crisp. Managed to eat the top half only because it wasn't doused in sauce and had a nice crust A huge shout out to my waiters Alice and Marin for their tentativeness. They were on top of things, refilling my water without me having to ask and consistently checking in. On the flip side, the hostess with the short curly hair and blush blindness is quite possibly the rudest I have ever encountered. When I checked in, I did not receive a smile let alone a single glance. She asked me for my name and instead ordered someone else to take me to my table. On my way out, she failed to say goodbye to me and others even though she had nothing to do but sit at the front. Jazz 5/5 -- I came mostly for this experience and loved it. The group played me a song of my choice and played around the room for about 30 minutes before going to other dining areas. Unfortunately, the jazz and wait staff did not make up for the food. If I am ever back in New Orleans, I will steer clear of this place. read more

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So, I was in NOLA for work last summer and managed to get to this historic location before I left town. It was kind of on my trip's bucket list since this place is so historic and a cultural icon to the city. I've passed by it multiple times while walking through Lafayette Park and have heard the ghostly stories on a few walking tours. I've also heard they give a pretty authentic food experience so of course I had to step in at least once and try it out! Walking through the doors, you can just feel the history. Every nook and cranny is covered in artwork and brickwork. The building is pretty neat to take a walk through, many neat little places to explore (like an indoor-ish courtyard on the way to the bathrooms, very neat). I tried the full NOLA experience with a sazerac cocktail, classic shrimp and grits and bread pudding to finish it all off. Everything was pretty good. Not my favorite shrimp and grits (I rather have a creamier sauce) but it was still cooked perfectly and tasty. The bread pudding and the cocktail were very good. Service was top notch. You know they only hire top talent because no one was slaking off or taking it easy. Full service meant full service. There was always someone to fill your glass, take a plate and check on your table. Prices were on the higher side but this place is a fancy location and the service is top notch so I didn't feel like I was getting fleeced. Great date night or celebration spot for sure. If you are looking for a well renowned establishment that offers a great experience in the heart of New Orleans, this place would fit the bill. read more

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Cute restaurant, steak was good but they did not have additive free Tequila, and they did not have Mezcal at all. My drink was not good not too excited about this place , I felt full but I will not go back read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

This place was phenomenal. I had the duck hash. It was outta this world. Our waitress was great and we had a wonderful brunch. After brunch we went up stairs where they had a cool balcony that looked out on Jackson square. The place is supposedly haunted. read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Louisiana Duck & Chaurice Hash - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

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Visiting Jackson Square, we realized it was 4 o'clock and that means happy hour ( its 5 o'clock somewhere) We headed right in, got a drink at the bar then headed upstairs to the balcony. The view was outstanding and great for people watching. Also got the best view of the famous iron railing across the street. Service was quick and friendly and prices fair. I'm putting this on my "must do" list for every trip to NOLA! Try it...you can thank me later. read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Happy hour - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Hands down the best shrimp and grits I've had in the French quarter , and I tried them all. From Brennans , Commanders Palace to hole in the wall places like cafe Amelia, Coops, Vampire cafe, Negril , Fives .. just the best food was here, with close runner up Coops! The drinks were top notch and the shrimp crepes keep me awake at night read more

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We lucked out and were able to walk in without a reservation on a Tuesday night around 5:30PM with a group of 8. It never hurts to try, and this time it paid off. The atmosphere is historic and the enclosed courtyard near our table was lovely. I had a classic Pimm's Cup cocktail which was refreshing. I had the shrimp and grits for my entree which was amazing. The shrimp were fresh, sweet, and perfectly cooked. The grits were rich and delicious. Service was excellent and our server was able to answer questions about menu items. They are able to accommodate allergies as well and explicitly ask if anyone at the table has allergies which is really helpful. So happy we were able to enjoy a dinner here. read more

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Found this restaurant based on the Chase credit and was glad they had it there, this place was great! On the corner lot of Jackson Square, this places welcomes you with friendly dapper staff along with a beautifully aesthetic inside. There is a lot of culture popping in here with a lot of artwork around. The menu consists of some great crafted cocktails and a refined menu. They have both a prix fixe menu as well as à la carte. Everything was great, but the sweet potato soup was definitely the standout of all the dishes that we got. Overall, would definitely recommend this place if you are in the area and want a great experience! read more

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Blown away by beautiful decor , service and food I had the pecan crusted barrel fish. Don't think I've had better My wife had the pork chop and was amazing. The crème brûlée dessert was insane. Spicy margaritas also top tier. Can't recommend enough read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Best fish I ever had - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

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Went to Muriel's on our first night in Nola and it did not disappoint. Extremely reasonable wine list and really friendly and polished servers. It's also one of the best deals in town. For $55 you get 3 impossible to choose courses. I started with the goat cheese crepes which were delectable. Followed with one of the best pork chops I've ever had. So good! Shrimp and grits were also terrific. Dessert was chocolate pecan pie which I couldn't stop myself from finishing. We will definitely return! read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Pork chop - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

We started out with Muriel's for dinner for the first night of our 2nd annual NOLA foodie trip with one of our favorite food and fun loving couples. We were very excited for our dinner.....but the experience fell short a little bit. There were numerous delays between our seating, water service, drink orders, food orders. The process was pretty frustrating although the staff seemed to be working very hard and seemed to be pretty frustrated too. I think there might have been a large party in another part of the restaurant that might have been occupying the wait staff. All of the food was pretty good but not spectacular. When you only have two to three evenings in a food centered city and your big meal is dinner; you cannot afford a mediocre experience. read more

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If I could give 6 stars I would! Came for Saturday brunch with two friends and was wowed. No wait to be seated for our reservation, super elegant ambiance and amazing service. Started brunch with fried green tomatoes, served with a delicious sauce. I had the shrimp and grits for an entree, and my friends had the croque Madame (croque monsieur with an egg on it) and the duck hash. All were phenomenal! Ended with a crème brûlée. All in all, the perfect way to end a trip in New Orleans! read more

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I have always been a fan of Muriel's as a previous local! The staff was welcoming, courteous, and attentive. We requested a spot away from the windows in our reservation details (as sometimes tours stop outside to look inside- something to mind if you don't fancy being the center of attention), which they were able to accommodate. For the appetizers, we shared the scallops and I had the spinach and apple salad, along with the warm bread. While I did not drink any wine this evening, I was amazed at the delicious lemonade mocktail on the menu instead- SUPER fresh! I had the duck as my entree and to be honest, the star of the show was the potatoes and vegetables that came with it! The duck wasn't disappointing by any means- I mean look at it! What a hearty portion! We were able to be convinced for some dessert and got the crème brûlée which was delicious as well. No visit to Muriel's is complete without exploring the seance room and taking in the atmosphere. I love looking at all the antiques. Consider making your reservation later in the night to take in the ghostly ambience for your special occasion without it being too busy! Always happy to support this local gem. Thank you for another great meal! read more

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No wait, convenient to the French Quarter, and atmosphere galore. A local gem for sure.

This place is Delish. Go to the bar to sit and eat for a slightly more chill vibe. Great service read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

We went to Muriel's Jackson Square for dinner, and I wish I had read more about the history beforehand. I originally came for the food, which was really good, but the story behind the restaurant ended up being just as interesting. Apparently, a former owner took his own life here, and the restaurant honors him with a permanently set table reserved for his ghost. It's a unique touch, and honestly something I wish we had experienced as part of the visit instead of learning about it afterward while just walking by. There's also a séance lounge/bar upstairs that we didn't know about at the time, so definitely check that out if you go. As for the food, it didn't disappoint. I had the turtle soup and the pork chop, and my significant other ordered the shrimp and grits. Everything was excellent, flavorful and well prepared. The cocktails were great and I really enjoyed the gin fizz. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this spot if you're in New Orleans. Just make sure you make a reservation and take a few minutes to explore the history while you're there, it adds a whole different layer to the experience. read more

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I had always heard that New Orleans had amazing food but my first night was not impressive- guess we tried that wrong restaurant as tonight we ended up here and it was fantastic! I had the best Shrimp and Grits of my life! I rarely eat a whole entree but I ate all of this - it was fantastic, full of flavor and one of the most memorable dishes of my life! The service was fantastic and I doubt I will ever have a better version of this dish !! read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

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My son and I made advanced online reservations for a weekday dinner at 5:30 pm. We picked Muriel's because they offered the 4-course Reveillon 2025 exclusive menu, only available for 23 days in December. We were seated immediately at a low-top table in one of the lower dining rooms. I noticed they did not have table linens, and the silverware was rolled rather than set. We had alternating servers who were professional but not personable. All four courses were exquisite, from the turtle soup to the lamb. Unfortunately, the enjoyment was spoiled by a large party near us celebrating a birthday. They were loud and obnoxious, acting like they were at a sports bar on bourbon, not at an upscale restaurant that required collared shirts and cost $100+ a person. My son mentioned it to one of the managers, and he just apologized and nothing else. I would have appreciated it if he had spoken with the table or moved us to a quieter part of the restaurant. They did not miss on the food. It was excellent. They missed the experience, which would cause me not to return. Please do not portray yourself as refined and upscale, and then back it up. read more

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This place was amazing!! They have live jazz players from 11 am to 2pm on Sundays. Every dish we ordered was reasonably priced and very very tasty! I enjoyed the gumbo, the blackened Mississippi fish, shrimp and goat cheese crepe and a wedge salad with blue cheese. The hosts and servers were so prompt and kind. The decor is so rustic - they had got the place ready for the holiday season. Go enjoy the festive season with some awesome food! read more

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Had Sunday brunch/lunch here. Loved it. You need to make reservations. Had the Eggs Benedict and their seasonal drink. Wonderful flavors The wait staff is really nice and there is a Jazz band playing on and off. A wonderful treat Takes credit card. Also check out the seance room! read more

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Yum yum yum! Came here for a friend's birthday dinner and left with our hearts full and stomach's even fuller haha! The start was their house bread with the most delicious butter. Such a good prelude to an incredible meal. We ordered the shrimps and grits and the server recommended we try the pecan crusted drum. Both were such standouts! Shrimp and grits is a such a signature dish, and relishing every bite was such fun. The pecan crusted drum wowed coz the pecan flavor never got monotonous or boring. Each bite was wonderful. The crème brûlée was silky, classic and perfect. No notes. Beautiful ambiance, excellent service, and food that hits all the right notes. Muriel's is definitely a must-visit in the French Quarter. read more

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If you have a chance to eat at Muriel's, don't pass it up! It is one of the best meals you can have in New Orleans. The service is impeccable, and the ambiance is second to none. My daughter and I decided to have dinner at Muriel's. We started with the shrimp crepes which are a MUST! I ordered the double cut pork chop and she had the Drum with crabmeat. We washed it all down with the bread pudding and a decaf coffee with amaretto. Honestly, one of the best meals I have had in a long time. Chloe was our server, and she was the best. She was so sweet and bubbly, and when we asked if we could go see the séance room, she walked us to the stairwell that leads there. It was a great night, and I totally recommend you go experience it. Ask for Chloe! read more

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Lovely place, and we came for a birthday meal. Overall, very beautiful restaurant and of course in an iconic location. Sadly the seance room wasn't open, but we enjoyed ourselves nonetheless. read more

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We arrived early at Muriel's, so we headed to the bar for hurricanes! We never had them before, and we promised friends we'd have one (or two) while we were in New Orleans. Curious about the lounge upstairs, we climbed the stairs to the second floor, drinks in hand. We didn't spend any time upstairs, as the friendly hostess came up after us because our table was now ready. We were seated at the most beautiful table for two, surrounded by art panels, next to a window. Very cozy and private! The three courses for $56 is a good deal, so we ordered the gumbo; shrimp and goat cheese crepes; shrimp and grits; drum with a lemon butter sauce; and the bread pudding. Everything was excellent! This place is one of my new favorite restaurants in New Orleans. I love the historic building, and the cute little ghost table. So interesting and cool! The staff here are super friendly and welcoming, and the food is amazing. The hurricanes are also good, but deceptively strong, so proceed with caution! read more

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Shrimp crepe: the crepe itself is not too much flavor as the cheese in it is sorta bland. The sauce helped a bit but didn't bring out too much. Shrimp and grits: so much big shrimp! That's what I'm talking about. Great creamy flavor. The grits is a nice touch for the mix or creamy and crunchy texture as well. Crème brûlée: can't go wrong with the classic. The added fresh fruit is a nice addition to the sweet dessert. Great venue with reasonable price. Nice setup Good for various occasions. Service is amazing too. read more

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I had such an amazing time at Muriel's! From the ambience, to the food, and to the service - it was worth every minute and penny. My partner and I came here to experience a jazz brunch and had 2 incredible servers, one of whom is named Sunshine and I'm regretful for forgetting the other name. Their energy was just so genuine and they really made sure we enjoyed our time and even gave us local suggestions for our trip! Food wise, it was our very first New Orleans meal and I was pretty wowed. The Crawfish & Goat Cheese Crêpes was this beautifully plated dish with buttery and creamy goodness. This was definitely my favorite dish here. We also shared the Duck & Chaurice Hash which I thought was good but there wasn't a lot of duck and so it tasted mostly of just potatoes. The Turtle Soup au Sherry was a fun dish but for me personally , I don't think I enjoyed the alcohol as much since it tasted strong. The turtle meat was quite delicious however. Lastly, we had their gumbo and for my first gumbo, I really enjoyed it! It's something I'd love to have again. The quartet performing was wonderful as well and comes around to the tables taking song requests. Overall, it was such a great time here and if I am back in New Orleans, this would be my first stop! read more

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We enjoyed Saturday brunch on a perfect breezy spring day with the sun shining & cool spring breeze. I started with the fried green tomatoes topped with delicious crispy fried shrimp & remoulade sauce, followed by a Grilled chicken cobb salad that was amazing, packed with grilled chicken breast, fresh boiled eggs, tomatoes, avocado, bacon, & blue cheese with a perfectly balanced dressing. The banana Foster pain perdu was divine, made with French bread soaked in a sweet rum sauce, served with 2 huge slices of country bacon, fresh bananas, & fruit. We also ordered a breakfast omelette that was hands down one of the best I've ever had, paired with hash browns & a fluffy homemade country biscuit with jelly on the side. The mimosas were perfectly poured & refreshing. Our waitress Becky was super sweet & welcoming, it felt like we had known each other forever, & Mari was just as nice & hospitable. We enjoyed brunch while watching the horse carriages pass by, adding to the timeless experience. Then we went upstairs to indulge in the balcony view of Jackson Square, enjoying the live street performances with their upstairs bar & red room, one of my favorite spaces. Even though balcony dining is no longer offered unless for private parties, you can still enjoy the view with drinks from the bar. I'll truly never get enough of Muriel's, it remains 1 of my favorite restaurants at home. read more

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We had an amazing brunch here the day before Easter. The building is beautiful, we sat in an atrium. Our server, April, was so sweet and helpful with everything from ordering to fun things to do and tips about NOLA. We had the turtle soup, Eggs Veney and Shrimp and Grits. All were delicious but April was right about the Shrimp and Grits. It's phenomenal, best we ever had. Highly recommend and we will be back. read more

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I really was looking forward to trying Muriel's for a Birthday dinner, but sadly it did not live up to the expectations. The ambience was cool with the story of the ghost and plantation dining room feel. The staff was professional and attentive. I highly recommend the lamb empanadas and the bread pudding. Both were really good. That is where is the positives end however. We got the gumbo which was bland, contained very little seafood, and was luke warm. We also got the Cajun Redfish, which was seasoned well but one of the smallest and driest pieces of fish I have ever been served. It was almost insulting that the kitchen would send this mess of an entree out of the kitchen. Muriel's seems to rely too heavily on the lore and ambiance and not enough on serving delicious menu items these days. My biggest waste of a couple hundred bucks of 2025 for sure. read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - New Orleans Seafood Gumbo - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

I got the cauliflower which was the only vegetarian dish on the menu. It was very good, thought very very small. I would honestly have preferred the portion and price be doubled as opposed to a really small $25 plate of a couple florets of cauliflower. My friend got the duck and while that was a good portion, it wasn't anything crazy and probably also not worth the price. The service and ambiance is good, but I would probably skip out in general. The flavors are great, but the prices just don't justify the dishes. read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Pain Perdu Bread Pudding - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

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Jazz Brunch was incredible! We had the fried green tomatoes with shrimp remoulade for starters and then I had the Blackened Mississippi Catfish and the wife got the delicious Bananas Foster Pain Perdu. Such a cool vibe and awesome place to visit and explore. Such a treat and we will definitely be back. I could've drank the Crystal beurre blanc sauce that came with my catfish, it was that good! Service was impeccable and the jazz music spot on! read more

We heard this place was super popular and a must have! We booked a reservation online prior and thank goodness we did, the walk in lines for weekend dinners is super long. However because it was super busy, our food took a looooong time to come out! (About an hour for appetizers to arrive...) but the server was nice and kept checking in with us. The food was on the saltier side and nothing stood out like crazy for us.. It can be really noisy inside because the room is older and it echoes so if you're looking for a quiet dinner where you can hear each other, not quite the place! Make sure you ask about the ghost who resides there and see his table if you get a chance! It was a one time experience for us but not sure we would go back. read more

Muriel's Jackson Square - Vanilla Bean Creme brûlée - Cajun/Creole Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

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I was disappointed that I waited too long to snag a reservation at Muriel's but we learned there was a bar in the back of the restaurant with open seating so we took our chances. Thankfully there were a couple of open seats and we were able to eat dinner there! The hubs and I split the three course dinner which was more than enough food for two. We had the goat cheese crepes, pecan encrusted drum, and bread pudding. I'm still dreaming about all three. Going to Muriel's is a treat and a stop in NOLA that should not be missed. read more

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Second year in a row having the same items for my birthday dinner in New Orleans. Great atmosphere, great service, nice bar and fantastic food. It is upscale, but very comfortable and relaxing. Can't wait to visit again and again. read more

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Brunch at Muriel's Jackson Square was exactly what a New Orleans Sunday jazz brunch should be. We arrived right at 11 with a reservation and were seated promptly. Live jazz was already going, present but not too loud. You could actually talk, which matters. Our servers, Bryan and Merlin, were excellent. Friendly, knowledgeable, and dialed in. Their recommendations were spot on all around. We started with cocktails. The Mocha Mint Martini was basically an Andes mint in a glass. Absolut vanilla vodka, chocolate, Bailey's, crème de menthe, vanilla cream. Smooth, dangerous, and you absolutely cannot taste the alcohol. The Vampire's Kiss leaned bright and fruity. Blood orange vodka with strawberry balsamic, cranberry, and lemon. Think fruit roll-up in cocktail form. They brought out warm mini brioche rolls with butter. Flaky, pillowy, and very easy to overdo it. I could have eaten four without thinking twice. For appetizers, we split the seafood gumbo and the split pea soup. The gumbo was savory and comforting, not overly thick, loaded with crab, shrimp, and andouille. Warm and well balanced. The split pea soup was creamy and peppery without needing salt, with small chunks of ham throughout. Simple and very well executed. For mains, we went with the blackened drum and the wood-fired grilled pork chop. The blackened drum came with broccolini and popcorn rice. The fish was tender and flavorful, not aggressively blackened, with a nice buttery sauce and plenty of crab on top. Broccolini was cooked perfectly. The pork chop was excellent. Moist, tender, seasoned just right, and served with mashed potatoes and greens. There was a glaze on the side that reminded me of a Thai chili sauce. The greens were smoky, not bitter, seasoned well, with small bits of ham. The mashed potatoes were fluffy and worked perfectly with the dish. Dessert was the bread pudding. Warm, sweet, not mushy. The pecan praline crumbles added a streusel-like crunch that really elevated it. Overall, the food was excellent and the experience felt special. The three-piece jazz band walking through the dining room added that extra layer of New Orleans magic. I would absolutely come back here and would recommend it without hesitation. read more

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