Step into one of the French Quarter’s most atmospheric dining destinations: Muriel’s Jackson Square. Located at 801 Chartres Street, just steps from Jackson Square and the St. Louis Cathedral, this elegant Creole‑style restaurant offers more than just great food—it serves up history, charm, and even a touch of the supernatural.

Inside the beautifully restored 19th‑century building, you’ll find refined contemporary Creole cuisine crafted by Executive Chef Erik Veney, from gumbo and turtle soup to shrimp and grits and wood‑grilled pork chop. For a drink, the courtyard bar and wrap‑around balcony provide ideal spots to soak in the Quarter’s energy and enjoy expertly mixed cocktails.

Adding to its allure is the restaurant’s ghostly reputation—its famous Séance Lounge on the second floor is said to be haunted by a former resident of the building, lending a mysterious edge to your dining experience.

Whether you’re here for brunch, dinner, or cocktails, Muriel’s Jackson Square blends New Orleans flavor, elegance, and intrigue into one unforgettable outing.