The Great History
New Orleans, throughout its history, has been a melting pot of cultures and traditions. The city’s unique character is a delightful blend of French, Spanish, African, and Native American influences, evident in everything from its music to its food.
The Origin and Early History of New Orleans
Gallier Restaurant: Savoring New Orleans Delights
New Orleans cuisine has gained worldwide fame for its distinct flavors and rich palate. It’s a culinary journey that relies on local ingredients from Louisiana and is often divided into two captivating styles, known as “Cajun” and “Creole.”
Discover the finest New Orleans dishes at Gallier Restaurant, where the magic of Cajun and Creole styles come together. From our must-try specialty, the Great Oysters, to our comforting options, our menu caters to every taste. Join us and immerse yourself in the culinary wonders of New Orleans!
New Orleans's Favorites
Bowl of Red Bean & Rice
$14Prepared with andouille sausage.
Bowl of Gumbo
$14Prepared with andouille sausage and chicken. NOLA-style with potato salad add $2.
Bowl of Jambalaya
$15Made with chicken breast, andouille sausage.
Taste of New Orleans
$23Cup of gumbo, cup of red beans & rice and a cup of jambalaya.