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Renaissance-New Orleans Arts - (504) 613-2330
Renaissance-New Orleans Arts
Contemporary hotel eatery does a sea-centric double take: French bistro seafood meets homey Louisiana cooking.
700 Tchoupitoulas St
New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 613-2330
Neighborhoods: Central Business District,French Quarter - CBD
Markets:
New Orleans, LA Metro
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Tips
- Where to Sit
Dark-wood banquettes are perfect for business lunches, but too deep for romantic chats. In the mood to coo? Request a secluded four-top.
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It specializes in larger dishes like paella for two and intricate chilled seafood platters that feed up to six.
- Know Before You Go
With a spacious oyster bar, a separate chef's table and comfortable lounge area, there's no shortage of options for solo diners and larger groups alike.
Customer Reviews
 Wonderful down south cuisine.
Reviewed by Steve123456789 on
2008-08-12T12:07:59Z
Ordered every type of oyster on the menu (6 in all) and they were great. Also had a sampling of the different appetizers along with the glazed salmon. The food was wonderful in every way. Everything I expected of a good New Orleans restaurant.
The atmosphere was also exquisite along with good service. Only complaint I had was that parking was a little tricky on Friday night since a popular nigh club was located nearby.
Pros: New Orleans Cuisine the way I have come to expect it!
Cons: Parking on "party nights" (Friday & Saturday) was difficult due to local bars and night spots
 Cassoulet vs risotto
Reviewed by suechef2433 on
2006-01-08T20:09:14Z
I ordered the chicken which was to be atop white bean cassoulet. When I got it, it was risotto, like they thought I wouldn't notice. When I mentioned it to the waiter, he said that they must have run out of cassoulet. Duh. Why didn't someone tell me, I would have ordered something else. No sorry, no comp glass of wine or dessert, no manager. I work for the Ritz Carlton and this is completely unacceptable for a hotel of this caliber. The bartender behind the bar was foul-mouthed and the atmosphere was way too casual for my taste. I hope that they staff better as the city returns.
Pros: atmosphere
Cons: food availibility, parking (fee), loud
 Warehouse Winner
Reviewed by lab321 on
2005-07-18T00:00:00Z
Located in the trendy Renaissance Arts Hotel in the Warehouse district, La Cote Brasserie is equally trendy. Though I can't say that I completely agree with the 2003 award for Best Seafood, my meal was quite tasty. The service was excellent and the lunchtime ambiance was very relaxing. I'd be interested to return for drinks in the evening; it's likely a hotspot in the neighborhood.
Pros: Service, Ambiance
Cons: Noise - Hotel Lobby
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