Commander’s Palace: The Crown Jewel of New Orleans Fine Dining Continues to Shine

At the city’s most legendary restaurant, some things have changed—such as a new, history-making chef at its helm. But its heart—a commitment to the highest standard of hospitality—will always stay the same

With its iconic white and aqua Victorian exterior, Commander's Palace has been a New Orleans landmark since 1893. Courtesy of Commander's Palace

Every food-loving New Orleans resident has a fond memory about dining at Commander’s Palace, a landmark since 1893 and located in the tree-lined Garden District. The restaurant has received every major industry award, but what co-proprietor Ti Adelaide Martin cherishes most is its recognition for outstanding hospitality.

“We want our customers to feel wildly pampered,” Martin said.