Didn't have a chance to eat there, but did enjoy sitting at the beautiful old bar on two occasions. Mario at the bar makes the best bloody mary EVER! Cheap beer and good Pimm's cups. Great atmosphere!

We love Napoleon House. You can stop in for a helping of affordable jambalaya/muffaletta, and it's GOOD! Unless you're famished, you could split one muffaletta with someone, along with a cold Abita Springs beer, and feel content. One day we did have to wait awhile for our waiter, but it happened only once. Atmosphere is casual to quaint, depending on where you sit, and the place is clean. The courtyard is delightful. It may be best to go there at "inbetween times" when they're not so busy.

The Napolean House is filled with history and lore but it never really came back to its full menu after Hurricane Katrina. The bar is still there, featuring the famous Pimm's Cup, specialty beers, and fine wines. The courtyard is as beautiful as ever. The food is delicious, if not limited. But for myself personally I miss some of the menu items I used to enjoy a few years ago.

This restaurant, located in the French Quarter, is a great place for locals and tourists alike. It has historical basis for the name which adds some of the character. The front dining area is open on all sides and allows for good views of the locale and people. The back is an open courtyard that is more secluded with a great atmosphere. The service is efficient and colorful. The menu offers full meals and lighter fare. We love the pate assortment as well as the meat and cheese plate with wine. The food is good and the prices are resonable. Just don't be surprised if your wine glass gets refilled before your water glass. I highly recommend the Napoleon House for any meal.

Even after the hurricane, Napolean House survives! Love the Pimm's cups, and their bread pudding is a;ways a treat!