The Most Beautiful Restaurant In Louisiana Is Among Best In America

There are so many factors that contribute to an incredible dining experience. When the ambiance, food, and service all work in tandem, you can expect an unforgettable experience that leaves patrons wanting more.

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While they say never to judge a book by its cover, when it comes to the list, Lovefood put together 'The Most Beautiful Restaurants in America'; that is precisely what they did but in the best way.

Their ranking is based on "genuine user reviews, awards and accolades and on the opinions of our well-traveled (and well-fed) team. The list os unavoidably subjective."

While we will always have a special place in our hearts for hole-in-the-wall restaurants, this list highlights the top 39 restaurants that take their ambiance to the next level.

Lovefood highlights the restaurants that are guaranteed to make you swoon, saying, "If we really do eat with our eyes, there are some restaurants that wow even before the amuse-bouche is served – and, in some cases, before we’ve even stepped inside. Think elegant historic spots, magical courtyards strung with twinkly lights, and colorful dining rooms filled with artworks. From enduring classics to spots with incredible views, here's our ranking of the most beautiful restaurants across the US."

The Most Beautiful Restaurant In Louisiana

From the lively atmosphere, delicious food, and excellent service, this Louisiana restaurant isn't just easy on the eyes.

The most beautiful restaurant in Louisiana according to Lovefood's ranking is Commander's Palace in New Orleans. Commanders Palace came in at number 18 out of 39. "New Orleans’ culinary scene is beautiful inside and out, with restaurants ranging from historic French Quarter classics to bars like opulent jewelry boxes. Yet this legendary restaurant in the Garden District stands out in more ways than one. Commander’s Palace is impossible to miss, with a peppermint-and-white striped exterior that’s both eye-catching and elegant. Inside, Creole classics like bronzed redfish and bread pudding soufflé are served in warmly lit dining rooms or the tree-dotted courtyard."

On your next visit to New Orleans, stop at Commander's Palace for Jazz Brunch or their famous 25-cent Martini Lunch.