The long Main Dining Room at Olde Nola Cookery: painted tabletops, black chairs, ceiling fans and the bar running along the right

Olde NOLA Cookery · Since 1973

Authentic Cajun & Creole on Bourbon Street

Gumbo, steaks, po’boys, seafood and oysters at 205 Bourbon Street in the French Quarter.

Olde Nola Cookery

Louisiana cooking on the most famous street in town.

Olde Nola Cookery serves authentic Louisiana Cajun and Creole dishes, along with exceptional Gulf seafood. We’re on world-famous Bourbon Street in the New Orleans French Quarter, and we’re truly passionate about New Orleans cuisine and culture.

Start with our crabmeat cakes, the most popular appetizer in the house, then try the dish the kitchen is named for: Redfish Cookery, lightly breaded and sautéed, topped with our crawfish mushroom cream sauce. With a full bar of wine, beer, specialty martinis and cocktails, and local favorites like the Rajun Cajun Bloody Mary, any day can feel like Mardi Gras.

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From the kitchen

House favorites

  • Louisiana crabmeat cake smothered in crawfish mushroom cream sauce on a white plate

    Starters · $19

    Louisiana Crabmeat Cakes

    Our most popular app! Served with crawfish mushroom cream sauce.

  • Three Cajun platters of fried fish, fried shrimp and fried oysters with fries, hush puppies and dipping sauces

    Cajun Platters · from $26

    Fried fish, shrimp, oysters & more

    Served with french fries, coleslaw, jalapeño hush puppies, cocktail sauce, & tartar sauce.

  • Blackened shrimp po’boy dressed with lettuce, tomato and pickles, served with fries

    Po’Boys & Burgers · from $16

    Po’boys on French bread

    Served with french fries & dressed with coleslaw, tomatoes, pickles, onions, & remoulade sauce.

  • Bread pudding, pecan pie, cheesecake and chocolate mousse on a Mardi Gras-striped table

    Desserts · $9

    New Orleans Bread Pudding

    Served with our famous rum sauce.

Bourbon Street at night, neon signs reflected on the wet pavement

Gumbo · Steaks · Po’boysSeafood · Oysters

Carved “Olde N’awlins Cookery” wooden sign hung with beads in the Mardi Gras Room

The rooms

Three dining rooms on one corner of Bourbon Street.

The Main Dining Room has the bar, the hanging copper pots and the bustle of Bourbon Street. The Royal Room and the Mardi Gras Room host private parties and group dinners, and the balcony is the place to be at Mardi Gras.

Not sure which room fits your group? Walk through them first in our 360° virtual tour.

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Find us on Bourbon Street.

Poster: Olde Nola Cookery New Year’s Eve 2027 balcony party tickets, $250, Thursday December 31, 6 PM to 1 AM, buffet, open bar and private balcony

New Year’s Eve Balcony Party

Ring in 2027 above Bourbon Street: Thursday, Dec. 31, 6 PM – 1 AM. Buffet, open bar and private balcony, $250.

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Pull up a chair on Bourbon Street.

Group Reservations

(504) 525-4577Open every day, 11 AM – 1 AM