Black Duck Bar, Palace Cafe, New Orleans
TEMPORARILY CLOSED$$ •
605 Canal St, New Orleans
(504) 523-1661
About Black Duck Bar, Palace Cafe, New Orleans
Recent Reviews
Upstairs is my favorite part of the interior design! The wine room is beautiful and a MUST SEE! Im a sweet treats girlie and their white chocolate bread pudding is chefs kiss!🤌 I worked events here, as well as dined as a normal customer. I've always had great service from the staff. They were always kind and helpful!
The food was great but the service a big NO this time around. My wife and I stopped by for 2 Bananas Fosters. We like to restaurant hop when we are visiting NOLA. When we were seated and informed our waitress Morricia you caught an attitude and rolled her eyes. If my wife’s heart wasn’t set on trying Bananas Fosters I would have likely gotten up and walked away. In a city that lives and dies by tourism, you as a waitress should know everyone isn’t going to come in and order...read full review
Best amazing place ever! The food and the service was out of this world!! Missy was unbelievable and made our experience wonderful!
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The Black Duck Bar, Palace Cafe is a restaurant located in a two-story converted bank building on Canal Street, owned by the Brennan family. The ambiance is upscale casual, with a vibrant atmosphere in the large downstairs dining area. The menu features a variety of dishes, including seafood gumbo, shrimp tchefuncte over grits, and andouille crusted fish. Guests can enjoy a delightful white chocolate bread pudding for dessert. The upstairs bar/lounge is a popular spot for raw oysters, cocktails, and dessert. The restaurant also has a nice Sunday brunch, and service is efficient and polite.
Recent reviews highlight a mix of experiences. While some diners have enjoyed exceptional appetizers like crab cheesecake and oyster loaf, others have reported disappointments with cold food. However, management has shown a commitment to customer satisfaction, with efforts like recreating the Ramos Gin Fizz when it was not on the menu. The restaurant is still recommended for a memorable meal when in New Orleans.