Royal House
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- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Thu Fri Sat Sun - Phone:
Main - 504-528-2601
- Address:
- 441 Royal St New Orleans, LA 70130
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Royal House Oyster Bar
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Cuisines: American, Cajun & Creole, Seafood, Southern, Sandwiches
Alcohol: Wine, MicroBrews, Full Bar, Beer
General Info
Royal House is a French Quarter oyster bar and seafood restaurant with a classic New Orleans atmosphere and menu featuring fresh-air dining and local seafood dishes. From fresh-shucked to charbroiled and Rockefeller to Royale, you’re sure to find your new favorite oyster dish here. While enjoying a dozen at the bar or a cool cocktail on the balcony, you can usually catch a street performance from a jazz musician, an experience unique to New Orleans. Whether you’re a traveler to our great city or a New Orleans native, we’ve got the perfect place for you at our restaurant and oyster bar. We hope to see you soon!Royal House is a French Quarter oyster bar and seafood restaurant with a classic New Orleans atmosphere and menu featuring fresh-air dining and local seafood dishes. From fresh-shucked to charbroiled and Rockefeller to Royale, you’re sure to find your new favorite oyster dish here. While enjoying a dozen at the bar or a cool cocktail on the balcony, you can usually catch a street performance from a jazz musician, an experience unique to New Orleans. Whether you’re a traveler to our great city or a New Orleans native, we’ve got the perfect place for you at our restaurant and oyster bar. We hope to see you soon!
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Reviews
Service: Very good, they work to take care of you. Gator poboys: tasty and reasonably priced. Muffalettas: 1/2 the meat/fillings for twice the price of Johnny's Poboy's on St. Louis. More like a "Muffa-LESSA" than a "Muffa-LOTTA". Oysters Royale: oysters fresh shucked but overcooked and shrunk, buried & overwhelmed by tasty but oily and breadfilled stuffing. House "New Orleans Pale Ale" light and refreshing. Like many French Quarter bars, MAKE SURE TO request "pint", "half-pint" with draft beers if you don't wish to contend with the $7.00+ mega beer glasses. They don't ask...Surrounding visitors from out of town enjoyed the raw oysters. Tried the place as the result of a Restaurant.com certificate. Wouldn't go back except for the gator poboys.