Dickie Brennan's Steakhouse
(504) 522-2467
716 Iberville St
New Orleans,
LA
70130
29.9542
-90.0684
Neighborhoods: French Quarter - CBD, Central Business District
Reviews & Ratings for Dickie Brennan's Steakhouse
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Great Food
by randyd
May 15, 2009
My wife and I visited this restaurant for the 1st time on a recent trip to New Orleans. We were very satisfied. From the moment we walked in, the staff was courteous and efficent. The service was 2nd to none, and the food was fantastic! I was also pleasantly suprised to find that it was not overpriced like so many other upscale restaurants. However, don't be fooled by it's location in the French Quarter just off of Bourbon Street. This is an upscale restaurant, and guests should dress accordingly. The only downfall was that we were seated in a very large, open area, and we found it to be somewhat noisy and difficlut to have a conversation. Still, we had a very pleasant experience and I would highly recommend this place to anyone.
- Pros: Great service, good ambiance, excellent food
- Cons: Loud, overcrowded
Correction - Hours of Operation
by noblejack
November 04, 2008
Correction to the above hours: Dickie Brennan's Steakhouse is open for dinner nightly, 5:30pm-10:00pm and is open for lunch Wednesday-Friday, 11:30am-2:30pm. Their complete menus are available online at their website.
outstanding food and service
by moneyareus
June 29, 2008
I took two of my girlfriends to dinner tonight to celebrate one of their birthdays. Our servers Ross and Dominic made the experience a memory. The food had no comparison as was the wine that was selected for us. I would recommend Dickie's to anyone who wanted a memory to be made by the service and food.
- Pros: Ambience and service
- Cons: I cant find any
Good anytime
by roxiegrl
August 06, 2007
I found this place on a trip to New Orleans. For dinner it can be quite romantic, although a bit crowded, but then, why wouldn't it be, the food is that good. I also stopped in for lunch there. Although that was years ago ( I don't think they serve lunch anymore). They had great specials. Another restaurant I would travel great distances to eat at.
dine anytime, dedicated staff, excellent management, outstanding kitchen staff
by granier64
April 18, 2007
have eaten at DB's several times, even worked there once! recomend dining in the bar for a more casual atmosphere. The management (all of them) are there for you, the customer. They strive to exceed the expectations of not only all other restaurants in the city; but to stand above above and beyond the Brennan Family Tradition. If you could see what goes on in the kitchen, there would not be one bad review. Everyone is dedicated to producing the most quality product and presentation to our visiting extended family form anywere. Signed a New Orleans Native
Very Good Place to Go to Impress Someone
by conundrum1937
October 05, 2006
I absolutely love this restauranta; however, it is very expensive. This is definitely a restaurant where you would go on a first or second date to impress a girl but get ready to pay. The atmosphere is very romantic. The steak is probably the second best I've had in New Orleans however the entire ambience of the restaurant is very classy especially in the midst of the French Quarters. Guys, you won't be able to dine unless you are wearing at least business casual. Waiters wear white jackets and bow ties and there is also valet parking. With reservations, the time to prepare our food was not long. I would definitely go back there again.
- Pros: Everything
- Cons: It's in the French Quarters so there are a lot of drunk partygoers out and about.
The closest thing to granddad's invitation-only steakhouse this side of Chicago's back alleys.
by Contributor
May 05, 2006
The Scene
Posh, underground dining makes a comeback. The tiled floor is a classic, as are white-jacketed waiters in black bow ties. Private dining rooms add to the clubby feel, but the handsome bar -- complete with a wall-length humidor and a miniature bottle collection--welcomes all. Underdressed French Quarter tourists are the only threat to the exclusive, upscale ambience.
The Food
Don't come downstairs if you're not ready to eat meat. Dickie Brennan's serves only USDA prime beef that's seared, grilled, roasted or broiled to your liking. The tournedos sampler offers several of the restaurant's fine, house-made sauces. The blackened rib eye is a saucy, sloppy meal best fit for gluttons. A better bet is the house filet served with flash-fried oysters and bearnaise sauce. Deviants will find pork, duck and assorted seafood, but isn't that missing the point?
forget it.......
by drifterr
June 06, 2005
poor meal. couldnt find the waiter to send my fish back.... it was WAY overcooked. my customers meal was also overcooked. i left 3/4 of my meal on the plate when the jr waiter removed our dishes. i told him how very dissapointed i was and that i still was hungry. after 15 min and no waiter.... the jr waiter gave us the dessert menus which i gave back to him. when presented with the bill, i wrote across the front of it..." you have yet to address my poor meal, lack of service and embarrassment infront of my client." i guess the head waiter asked if there was a problem... and he did nothing, no adjustment, no offers. i paid and left. Never again. Never, never again.
- Pros: big name, trendy
- Cons: bad attitude, over priced, arrogant
Ample Anniversary
by alonann
May 19, 2005
They were just wonderful. I was pregnant and easily tired out and the wait staff was just excellent. They even took my arm to steady my way to the restroom and at 8 1/2 months pregnant that's a big deal.
Wonderful experience
by murphyb
March 12, 2004
I highly recommend taking the advise of the wine steward. My wife and I did and found a new favorite wine. Food was excellent and the wine complimented it perfectly.
