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Mena's Palace

Name: Mena's Palace
Address: 200 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA, 70130, US
Telephone: (504) 525-0217

French Quarter breakfast and lunch since the 1950s200 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA

Since 1950s
Full bar

Call (504) 525-0217 Website Directions

About Mena's Palace

The story

Mena's Palace is a French Quarter restaurant serving New Orleans home cooking, known for its breakfast and its fried Creole tomatoes topped with shrimp remoulade. The menu also features shrimp and crab gumbo over rice, hot roast beef po-boys, creole tomato salad with feta, and fried chicken with fresh potato salad.

The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch, with a rotating list of daily specials, po-boys, seafood, salads and a full bar. It has been around since the mid 1950s, when it started on Exchange Alley before moving to its current corner of Chartres and Iberville streets.

What they offer

Services & specialties

Breakfast
Lunch
Po-Boys
Fried Creole Tomatoes
Shrimp And Crab Gumbo
Hot Roast Beef Po-Boys
Fried Chicken
Daily Specials
Full Bar

Before you go

Good to know

What does Mena's Palace offer?: Mena's Palace is a restaurant in New Orleans, LA. Services include breakfast, lunch, po-boys, fried creole tomatoes, shrimp and crab gumbo, hot roast beef po-boys, fried chicken and daily specials. Since 1950s and Full bar.
Where is Mena's Palace?: 200 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA 70130.
How do I contact Mena's Palace?: Call (504) 525-0217 or visit menaspalace.com.

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Restaurant

Mena's Palace

French Quarter breakfast and lunch since the 1950s200 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA

Since 1950s
Full bar

Call (504) 525-0217 Website Directions

About Mena's Palace

The story

What they offer

Services & specialties

Breakfast
Lunch
Po-Boys
Fried Creole Tomatoes
Shrimp And Crab Gumbo
Hot Roast Beef Po-Boys
Fried Chicken
Daily Specials
Full Bar

Before you go

Good to know

What does Mena's Palace offer?: Mena's Palace is a restaurant in New Orleans, LA. Services include breakfast, lunch, po-boys, fried creole tomatoes, shrimp and crab gumbo, hot roast beef po-boys, fried chicken and daily specials. Since 1950s and Full bar.
Where is Mena's Palace?: 200 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA 70130.
How do I contact Mena's Palace?: Call (504) 525-0217 or visit menaspalace.com.

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