Muriel's Jackson Square

Restaurants ·New Orleans ·$$$$ ·Closed

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About

Muriel’s Jackson Square is a contemporary Creole restaurant on Jackson Square in New Orleans’ French Quarter.

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What's on here

Why go

  • Saturday brunch and Sunday jazz brunch.
  • The Seance Lounge has drawn reports of paranormal activity, including distinct knocks on its brick wall.

Opening hours

Today15:00 – 17:00, 17:00 – 21:30Show all
Monday15:00 – 17:00, 17:00 – 21:30
Tuesday15:00 – 17:00, 17:00 – 21:30
Wednesday15:00 – 17:00, 17:00 – 21:30
Thursday15:00 – 17:00, 17:00 – 21:30
Friday15:00 – 17:00, 17:00 – 22:00
Saturday10:30 – 14:00, 17:00 – 22:00
Sunday10:30 – 14:00, 17:00 – 21:30

Good to know

DinnerFull BarHighchairs AvailableNon-smoking restaurantsPrivate DiningReservationsServes AlcoholTable ServiceWheelchair Accessible

Dishes to try

  • Children’s menu: Rotini pasta with creamy Alfredo cheese sauce
  • Children’s menu: Chicken tenders with French fries
  • Children’s menu: Grilled chicken breast with mashed potatoes and the vegetable of the day
  • Children’s menu: Fried shrimp with French fries

Booking a table

  • Reservations accepted.

Atmosphere

  • The first floor offers street-side lunch and relaxed dinners.
  • The restoration aimed to recreate the feel of an elegant private home in the French Quarter.
  • The Wine Room seats ten for private dining. Upstairs are the Magnolia Room and Cotillion Room; the second floor can host parties of up to 500.
  • Private events include rehearsal dinners, celebrations, corporate events and grand receptions.

Good for

  • Families Highchairs and a children’s menu are available. The menu offers a free scoop of ice cream for a clean plate.

Shorts

History

After the Poydras family’s ownership, Peter Lipari remodeled the building to its present appearance and converted it to commercial premises. Later uses included a pasta factory, grocery store and The Spaghetti Factory restaurant. The building also housed the Chart House Restaurant for 25 years.

  1. 1718Claude Trepagnier received the plot for joining the expedition that founded New Orleans.
  2. 1721The town’s street grid was laid out around Place de Armes, now Jackson Square.
  3. 1743–1762Jean Baptiste Destrehan replaced the original cottage with a family home ranked second only to the French Colonial Governor’s Mansion. It had a ballroom, dining room, five bedrooms, three cabinets and a coach house with a kitchen.
  4. 1788The Good Friday Fire partly burned the house; Pierre Jourdan rebuilt it using surviving sections.
  5. 1823–1861Julien Poydras owned and refurnished the house. His family entertained visitors there.
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  1. 1895A bar on the Jackson Square corner housed the Royal Club, a drinking club for local notables.
  2. 1970sHeritage Hall was home to the Heritage Hall Jazz Band for several years.
  3. 2001Muriel’s opened after the building was restored to its mid-1800s appearance.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible

Sources: Muriel’s Jackson Square – Casual Fine Dining in… · About – Muriel’s Jackson Square · Our History – Muriel’s Jackson Square · Children’s Menu – Muriel’s Jackson Square · checked 27 Sep 2026

Where
801 Chartres St, LA, New Orleans

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Questions and answers

Where can I see Muriel’s Jackson Square’s menus?

Browse the restaurant’s menus at https://muriels.com/menus/ or its children’s menu at https://muriels.com/portfolio/childrens-menu/.

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