Gautreau's Restaurant

We had a wonderful experience. The dining room is a bit loud but it didn't hinder our evening. I see a lot of reviews saying this place is for boomers. Well Friday night at 8pm there were quite a few tables with 30 somethings there having a great time. My only negative was the gentleman walking around visiting tables, not sure if he's owner or manager, but he kept putting his hand on my shoulder while he was chatting with us at our table. I'm from Nola so I'm used to the warm friendlies but please don't touch me if you don't know me. Overall we had a great meal and lovely night.

Amazing service - we had a lovely anniversary dinner. Amazing international menu with variety of choices for ever taste. Only thing bad is how many tables there are in such a small space. You have to shout across the table to be heard. Still one of the best fine dining options in the city. Felt like I was back in Paris! The Hokkaido scallop crudo is top notch!

Great food, good ambience, older crowd around 40+ above age group. Griffon was our waiter & was great at his job. I was with my girlfriend for our first dinner date in New Orleans as we’ve never been & we ordered an Old Fashion/Paloma/ with food. Good strong Old Fashion but each one of my cups had chipped glass on the edge. I told the waiter & he said that drink was on the house, gave me another glass that was chipped as well, decided not to say anything. At end of dinner Owner (Patrick) was walking around & seemed friendly asked how we were doing. I told him about the cups & he said “yeah, that’s because I buy the cheapest glasses probably” like it was a joke. He said, “did you cut yourself?” I said almost & he asked if I already payed for my bill, (I had set cash inside bill fold with receipt already) he took a look at the $100 & more cash & kind of just dismissed it. Not truly a 5 star restaurant. Good food but could be better in several ways. Very very small bathrooms. Overall, ok experience. Payed about $160 including tip for total bill

My wife and I visited NOLA for our anniversary. I found Gautreau's after a Google search for "wedding anniversary restaurants". I booked a reservation in advance to ensure a table even though it was a Tuesday night. The restaurant is tucked back in a neighborhood so give yourself a little extra time if you ride the st charles st car to your dinner. We get there and there's 2 of maybe 15-20 tables(down stairs) with people. Our server was very nice. We both ordered the filled and we both loved it. The only complaint I have is the fingerling potatoes. I sure could have used more lol. The reality is, the portions were as expected for a proper diet. Very good food, very quaint, and we would go back if it were in town.