Plan a visit to Commander's Palace in New Orleans with guidance on reservations, menus, dress code, location and private dining.
Before going to Commander's Palace in New Orleans, check the restaurant’s current menus, hours and dress code, then use its official reservation link to confirm your visit. This Haute Creole restaurant is at 1403 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130. Its website highlights Jazz Brunch, a weekday martini lunch offer and private dining, but the supplied information does not establish full service hours, detailed dress requirements or reservation availability.
This research-based guide uses the official Commander's Palace website, checked on October 10, 2026. Recommendations below are planning advice, not restaurant policies.
Commander's Palace describes New Orleans cooking through a comparison with jazz: the possibilities emerge when skilled people come together to improvise. That philosophy provides context for its Haute Creole cuisine, without establishing which dishes will appear at any particular service.
The official website includes both an “About the Cuisine” section and menu links. It also refers to the restaurant’s Jazz Brunch. The supplied text does not contain a complete food menu, brunch schedule or meal prices, so it cannot support specific ordering recommendations or a reliable per-person budget.
Planning recommendation: Review the menu for the service you intend to book rather than assuming lunch, dinner and brunch have the same dishes. If dietary requirements will determine whether you can dine here, ask the restaurant directly before reserving.
The official site provides “Make a Reservation” links and dedicated Hours and Dress Code sections. Their detailed contents were not included in the supplied source, so there is no verified basis here for stating opening times, clothing rules, booking lead times or reservation release times.
Planning recommendation: Start with the official website and follow its reservation link. Check the Hours and Dress Code sections before finalizing your plans, particularly if you are choosing between services or packing for a trip.
For questions that a booking page does not resolve, use the contact details published on the official site. Confirm any applicable cancellation conditions during the reservation process; none are established by the source used for this guide.
Jazz Brunch is explicitly mentioned in the restaurant’s description of its cooking philosophy. However, the supplied text does not specify the brunch days, times, menu or entertainment arrangements. Treat it as a service to investigate, rather than assuming it is available on your travel dates.
The website also advertises 25¢ martinis at Wednesday, Thursday or Friday lunch. That is a specific published drinks offer, not an indication of the cost of lunch overall. The supplied text gives no further terms, exclusions or limits.
Planning recommendation: If either Jazz Brunch or the martini lunch offer is the reason for your visit, verify the current schedule and conditions with the restaurant before booking. Do not use the drinks promotion alone to estimate your meal budget.
The official address is 1403 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130. Use that address when planning your route; the supplied material does not establish parking arrangements, valet service or journey times.
Private dining is another confirmed part of the restaurant’s offering. Commander's Palace specifically says it hosts events such as rehearsal dinners, board meetings and anniversary celebrations.
Planning recommendation: For an organized gathering, follow the Private Dining link on the official site rather than assuming a standard table reservation covers your needs. Ask about capacity, menus, accessibility and any event-specific charges. Those details are not provided in the available source.
For broader trip planning, explore Peters Signature’s food guides and city guides.
The restaurant’s official press list includes a March 7, 2026 Nola.com article about a gumbo-inspired dessert. This establishes that the dessert received coverage, but not that it remains available or appears at every service.
Planning recommendation: If that dessert caught your attention, check the current menu or ask the restaurant directly. A press headline is useful background, but it should not substitute for a current menu when deciding what to order.
Published by Peters Signature Travel.