Napoleon House Bar & Cafe

Great place We weren't trying to find it . But wow we stuck gold. This place has atmosphere and friendly staff. Inside they have an outside area with heaters so you can enjoy the air but be inside. The food came out fast and the portions are huge!!!!! For the price you are making out with a steal. It's interesting because it seems French from name but mostly Italian food. The alligator sausage is sooo good.. the shrimp and lobster 🦞 roll is large and delicious.

I had the house salad and chimichurri steak flatbread (the salad was overdressed and the steak was very dry on the flatbread), daughter had gumbo and said it was the best, husband had alligator sausage sandwich the sausage was good, daughter number 2 had turkey BLT it was very dry and would not order again.

The food is fantastic, the service was wonderful, and the setting is amazing. The decor, the architecture and the visible patina, and mystique of the building all contribute to a very flavorful experience. If you have the opportunity and the stomach to explore its darker haunts, you will have a richer experience still. This is one of the more haunted buildings in New Orleans and even if you don't believe in that sort of thing, viewing the hidden former slave pens upstairs, in the dark, will send a chill through your bones. Tred lightly, if at all.

Great foods! Incredible drinks! Astonishing vibe! Cool crew! This a historic landmark and definitely needs to be on the to do list when visiting New Orleans. We had hot steak poboy, italian garlic bread, Jambalaya, and rice and beans. The food was really tasty and flavorful. Lots of local beer to select from and Delicious cocktails. Serve time was pretty fast! And the price, reasonable.

Omg. The food is so amazing I almost proposed to the chef. Kevin, the server, is amazing and on point. Joey the host was kind and make sure my friend and I were comfortable and well taken care of. You couldn't ask for better service anywhere. The food was amazing and delicious. The Boudin Sausage appetizer is amazing and I seriously want to take a bath in the Steen's Mustard that it comes with. The alligator po boy is worth killing for. And the chocolate cake is worth dying for. The jambalaya and red beans and rice made excellent dishes to split.

This experience didn't quite live up to the hype, but it was still good. The courtyard isn't as luscious and green as most of the Google photos, nor were there white tablecloths on fancy tables. The Muffaletta was very good though, and I loved the Pimm's Cup flight. My husband got a Poboy and said that it was very good as well. Our waiter was super attentive though, and food & drinks all came out very quickly. I think the interior of the restaurant would actually have a better vibe than the courtyard, with all the dark wood tables and pretty floors.