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K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen

416 Chartres St
New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: (504) 524-7394
K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen
Price:
$$$
Cross Street:
Conti Street
Hours:
Mon-Sat 5:30pm-9:30pm

Editorial Review for K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen – by Pableaux Johnson

In Short
Decades after introducing the world to Cajun cuisine, Chef Paul Prudhomme still serves the classic Louisiana foods and haute Cajun dishes that made him famous. Simple presentation is the rule. Menu items include blackened tuna and blackened yellowfin--a juicy, well-seared fillet. Eggplant pirogue seafood Atchafalaya is a flavorful fried vegetable shell stuffed with mixed seafood.

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The Extras

Prudhomme has had a long time to perfect his marketing schtick; all his products (books, spices, etc.) are available for sale.

Parking

Validated parking is available at Jax Brewery.

User Reviews for K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen

Citysearch (30), AOL CityGuide (5 ), Dine.com (9 ), Fodor's (4 ), Trip Advisor (25 ), All (73)

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

07/06/2008 Posted by cjnola

Native New Orleanian: Best creole cooking in town. Delicious basket of various homemade bread served immediately. Great place to celebrate anything!! If the restaurant is made aware of you celebrating something, a three piece brass band comes to your table to play a couple of songs just for you!!

Pros: EVERYTHING! Great food, friendly service (like you're at a friend's home), etc., etc., etc.

Cons: NOTHING!

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

10/27/2007 Posted by lmbrocato

My last name is Brocato...a well known name in New Orleans. My father was from Sicily and his brother, Diamond Jim Moran, was the infamous owner of La Louisiane. My relatives make Italian Ice Cream. I grew up knowing and loving great food and I promise you that you will not have a better dining experience in New Orleans!!! I've had dinner here numerous times but recently went to an Abita Beer Dinner here and it was AMAZING!!!!! $65 per person covered about 5 courses each at least 8 -10 beers and this included tax and tip. Occasionally I have been to wine dinners here and it's the same awesome experience for around $85 per person. However it's always worth every penny....really the bread alone would make me happy. Thanks K Paul for a wonderful and predictable experience time and again!!!!! We are going back tonight for a special occasion and I haven't eaten all day to prepare myself.

Pros: amazing food....all of the different warm breads

Cons: NONE

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Editor's Review

Celebrity Chef Paul Prudhomme turns out well-known Cajun classics with hefty price tags.  See the full editorial review.

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The Extras

Prudhomme has had a long time to perfect his marketing schtick; all his products (books, spices, etc.) are available for sale.

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Restaurant Information

Smoking

  • No

Parking

  • Pay lot (validated)

Hours

  • Mon-Sat 5:30pm-9:30pm

Dress Code

  • Dressy casual

Cuisines

  • Cajun & Creole
  • Seafood

Payment Types

  • Visa
  • Diners Club
  • American Express
  • Discover
  • MasterCard

Meal Price

  • $$$

Amenities

  • Notable Wine List
  • Celeb Hangout
  • Family Style

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