La Petite Grocery
4.6$$$· ExpensiveUpscale French Creole cuisine inside a historic Uptown New Orleans building
Housed in a charming 19th-century historic building on Magazine Street, La Petite Grocery transforms traditional Louisiana flavors with refined French bistro techniques. Chef Justin Devillier offers creative regional classics, including their famous blue crab beignets, turtle bolognese, and fresh gulf seafood dishes. The elegant yet relaxed neighborhood setting makes it a standout destination for lunch, dinner, or Sunday brunch.
Expert notes
- Try the tasting menu for a full experience of their culinary offerings.
- Ask your server for recommendations based on your preferences.
- Pair your meal with a wine from their curated list.
- Arrive early to enjoy a cocktail at the bar before your meal.
- Inquire about daily specials for unique offerings.
- Don't miss out on their dessert selection; it's a local favorite.
- Consider dining during the week to avoid crowds.
- Check their social media for special events and menu changes.
- Reserve a table for larger parties to ensure seating.
- Enjoy the outdoor seating area if the weather permits.
Features
- Catering Services
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Daily Specials
- Family-Friendly Atmosphere
- Free Wi-Fi
- Full Bar
- Live Music Events
- Outdoor Seating
- Parking Available
- Pet-Friendly Patio
- Private Dining Room
- Reservations Accepted
- Seasonal Menu
- Takeout Available
- Wheelchair Accessible
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made through their website or by calling the restaurant.
- It's advisable to book in advance, especially for weekends.
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