Commander's Palace dress code

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If your husband is wearing a jacket, you can dress accordingly. No need for a ball gown, unless it's ball time.

A nice dress will do. A nice pant-suit will do (if you are into the professional business woman look). Personally, my wife is very professional and classy, but does not wear pant suits.

In short, look good, not tacky. Have fun!

What's the occasion?

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What's the occasion?

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It's our 25th wedding anniversary.

Thanks for the advice...and I don't own any ball gowns.

Congrats! 12 yrs for us.

You don't need any advice from me then. But I would offer (in the spirit of things): dress like it's your first date.








Then, of course, you are required to follow up and tell us how it all went.

Slacks and nice blouse or a sundress and heels or something along those lines. You don't have to wear a business suit unless you just want to, and don't wear a cocktail dress. That would be a smidge on the "too fussy" side, imo, unless you were going to a function afterwards that required it. Commander's isn't that stuffy for an upscale restaurant. I've never been to Galatoires which I consider "stuffy" because I think I'm too scared to. I'm afraid I would dress wrong, look at the server wrong, and sip my drink incorrectly. I just don't get that feeling at Commander's, so whatever you choose as long as it's not shorts or jeans (their big "no no" and they will tell you that when you make reservations) I'm sure will be fine.