New Orleans Restaurant Guide

Nina Buck opened the Palm Court in 1989, to provide an enjoyable and interesting atmosphere where one can listen to live traditional jazz while dining on fine Creole cuisine. Since its inception the Palm Court has become a Mecca for jazz greets and their fans. http://www.palmcourtcafe.com/pictures/dance.html

"Where can we dine and listen to live traditional jazz?" is a question most asked at the Concierge desks. The Palm Court fulfills this need with quality food and music in an elegant but relaxed period atmosphere. Our cuisine has an impeccable New Orleans pedigree and includes recipes dating back for several generations. This is fine Creole cooking in its most subtle and authentic form.

The decor and theme of the Jazz Cafe reflects the elegance of old New Orleans with, high ceilings, a classic mahogany bar, mosaic tiled floor, Steinway grand piano, ceiling fans, and the Bistro area which is decorated with a wide selection of compact discs and LP's of famous and not so famous jazz artists.

The musicians appearing at the Palm Court include some of the Legends of New Orleans Traditional Jazz who continue to play with equal vigor and enthusiasm in their seventies and eighties. We have a different jazz band performing every evening, each bringing their interpretation of true New Orleans style jazz. Records from the GHB family of labels are available and can be played on request. A magnificent collection of jazz photographs, by celebrated photographers, grace the old brick walls.

"Meet you at the Palm Court!!!"