The timeless Tujague's Restaurant is close to the heart of many locals and is also a memorable part of their life, due to its consistent quality over the years. One of the oldest dining places in town, its popularity can be gauged by the long line of patrons eagerly awaiting their turn at the many tables. It has been serving a blend of French and Creole specialties since 1856, with the Brisket served with horseradish sauce and the Oysters on Brochette being hot favorites.
Website: tujaguesrestaurant.com
Phone: (504) 525-8676
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Decatur St and Saint Louis St
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- Sat 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
429 Decatur St New Orleans, LA 70130 ·824.63 mi
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yelpWe came here for Father's Day 2026. No baby daddy totally husband vibes. The server was only concerned with calling me BABY all night. Totally rude in front of my husband and family. Never...
MoreWhen you step into Tujague's Restaurant, you're essentially walking into the rich, layered history of New Orleans. Founded in 1856 by French immigrant Guillaume Tujague, the restaurant is widely...
MoreI made a reservation at Tujague's before we even landed in New Orleans because this restaurant had originally been on our list of possible wedding venues. We ultimately did not choose it, but we...
MoreWhen it comes to Tujague's Restaurant in New Orleans, all I have to say is 1856. 1856 is the year it was created, and I can see exactly why it has lasted so long. PLEASE TRY THE BUTCHER'S...
MoreGreat food, excellent service. All the food is very good. We had the barbecue crab claws. They were delicious.
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