Luke-Dress Code

Yup

Jeans & a shirt with a collar & youre good

Full tuxedo is the only way to go.

Aside from Commander’s and Galatoire’s where else do you need a coat? Maybe August?

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Aside from Commander’s and Galatoire’s where else do you need a coat? Maybe August?

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yep, maybe MCC if invited.

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Aside from Commander’s and Galatoire’s where else do you need a coat?

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Those are the only places you need one. If you're eating at any of the older line French Quarter places (Antoines, Arnaud's, Brennans, RibRoom) and don't want to look like a fricking hayseed, wear a jacket. Places like August and Revolution, as well. Probably expand the list if dining at night.

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Aside from Commander’s and Galatoire’s where else do you need a coat?

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i didn't know you needed a coat at commanders anymore. Maybe just dinner?

Thanks everyone for the responses.

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Those are the only places you need one. If you're eating at any of the older line French Quarter places (Antoines, Arnaud's, Brennans, RibRoom) and don't want to look like a fricking hayseed, wear a jacket. Places like August and Revolution, as well. Probably expand the list if dining at night.

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This all day. Thanks for this. Part of the experience of eating at NOLA's best restaurants for me is "putting on my best" to experience a quality meal with quality beverage and service with quality company. I think locals get this but tourist come down and don't pack appropriate clothes, say wtf I'm going anyway, and kind of drag the experience down a bit.

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This all day. Thanks for this. Part of the experience of eating at NOLA's best restaurants for me is "putting on my best" to experience a quality meal with quality beverage and service with quality company. I think locals get this but tourist come down and don't pack appropriate clothes, say wtf I'm going anyway, and kind of drag the experience down a bit.

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I remember going into Arnaud's when I was younger and seeing men in ill-fitting sport coats that didn't match their attire, and my dad would lean over and derisively say, "he didn't bring a coat and they had to loan him one."

That's why I always ask if I don't know, especially in New Orleans-and I would not set foot in Arnaud's, Antoine's, Gallatoire's or Commander's Palace without one today.