Brennans Restaurant New OrleansEST. 1946

417 Royal Street, New Orleans, LA, United States
Courtyard
Queen's Room 24 seated (32 with chivari chairs) 45 reception Situated next to the King’s Room in what once was a double parlor, the Queen’s Room is a dazzling tribute to feminine reign.
Brennan's old-world elegance, fanciful decor and pampering service create a unique and sophisticated backdrop for a most memorable meal.
King's Room 36 seated (48 with chivari chairs) | 60 reception The majesty of the King’s Room is heralded upon entrance, with its ruling theme of royal hues proclaimed throughout.
16 Seated Nestled behind the lush courtyard is the fabled and previously hidden gem of Brennan’s - the Wine Cellar and its newly adjacent sumptuous private dining room.
Iconic pink building on Royal Street.
The original Brennan's, opened in 1946, recently emerged from an extensive renovation that spared no effort or expense by new co-owners Terry White and Ralph Brennan.
Morphy Room 12 seated | 20 reception Chess prodigy Paul Morphy resided at 417 Royal Street in the 1800s, and the Morphy Room, a cozy parlor on the second floor, pays homage to the enigmatic man considered one of the world’s greatest players.
Vieux Carre Room 50 seated | 65 reception Just to the right of the entrance awaits the Vieux Carre Room, an exuberantly bright and airy dining area.
Eight glamorous dining rooms, each steeped in New Orleans architecture and ambiance, celebrate the opulence of dining in a city where breakfast revelry is taken as seriously as a decadent dinner.
Chanteclair Room - A fantasy interpretation of a French Orangerie, the Main Dining Room “holds hands” with the courtyard, inviting the outside in through a spectacular wall of glass.
The rooster rules the roost at this bar, a veritable aviary perched in an airy, open room overlooking the lush Courtyard.
Shades of aquamarine, lavender, pink, and ivory create a charming milieu of monarchy.
Acclaimed Chef Slade Rushing's menus are rooted in Creole traditions and are bolstered with contemporary New Orleans influences.
Courtyard
Queen's Room 24 seated (32 with chivari chairs) 45 reception Situated next to the King’s Room in what once was a double parlor, the Queen’s Room is a dazzling tribute to feminine reign.
Brennan's old-world elegance, fanciful decor and pampering service create a unique and sophisticated backdrop for a most memorable meal.
King's Room 36 seated (48 with chivari chairs) | 60 reception The majesty of the King’s Room is heralded upon entrance, with its ruling theme of royal hues proclaimed throughout.
16 Seated Nestled behind the lush courtyard is the fabled and previously hidden gem of Brennan’s - the Wine Cellar and its newly adjacent sumptuous private dining room.
Iconic pink building on Royal Street.
The original Brennan's, opened in 1946, recently emerged from an extensive renovation that spared no effort or expense by new co-owners Terry White and Ralph Brennan.
Morphy Room 12 seated | 20 reception Chess prodigy Paul Morphy resided at 417 Royal Street in the 1800s, and the Morphy Room, a cozy parlor on the second floor, pays homage to the enigmatic man considered one of the world’s greatest players.
Vieux Carre Room 50 seated | 65 reception Just to the right of the entrance awaits the Vieux Carre Room, an exuberantly bright and airy dining area.
Eight glamorous dining rooms, each steeped in New Orleans architecture and ambiance, celebrate the opulence of dining in a city where breakfast revelry is taken as seriously as a decadent dinner.
Chanteclair Room - A fantasy interpretation of a French Orangerie, the Main Dining Room “holds hands” with the courtyard, inviting the outside in through a spectacular wall of glass.
The rooster rules the roost at this bar, a veritable aviary perched in an airy, open room overlooking the lush Courtyard.
Shades of aquamarine, lavender, pink, and ivory create a charming milieu of monarchy.
Acclaimed Chef Slade Rushing's menus are rooted in Creole traditions and are bolstered with contemporary New Orleans influences.
Courtyard
Queen's Room 24 seated (32 with chivari chairs) 45 reception Situated next to the King’s Room in what once was a double parlor, the Queen’s Room is a dazzling tribute to feminine reign.
Brennan's old-world elegance, fanciful decor and pampering service create a unique and sophisticated backdrop for a most memorable meal.
King's Room 36 seated (48 with chivari chairs) | 60 reception The majesty of the King’s Room is heralded upon entrance, with its ruling theme of royal hues proclaimed throughout.
16 Seated Nestled behind the lush courtyard is the fabled and previously hidden gem of Brennan’s - the Wine Cellar and its newly adjacent sumptuous private dining room.
Iconic pink building on Royal Street.
The original Brennan's, opened in 1946, recently emerged from an extensive renovation that spared no effort or expense by new co-owners Terry White and Ralph Brennan.
Morphy Room 12 seated | 20 reception Chess prodigy Paul Morphy resided at 417 Royal Street in the 1800s, and the Morphy Room, a cozy parlor on the second floor, pays homage to the enigmatic man considered one of the world’s greatest players.
Vieux Carre Room 50 seated | 65 reception Just to the right of the entrance awaits the Vieux Carre Room, an exuberantly bright and airy dining area.
Eight glamorous dining rooms, each steeped in New Orleans architecture and ambiance, celebrate the opulence of dining in a city where breakfast revelry is taken as seriously as a decadent dinner.
Chanteclair Room - A fantasy interpretation of a French Orangerie, the Main Dining Room “holds hands” with the courtyard, inviting the outside in through a spectacular wall of glass.
The rooster rules the roost at this bar, a veritable aviary perched in an airy, open room overlooking the lush Courtyard.
Shades of aquamarine, lavender, pink, and ivory create a charming milieu of monarchy.
Acclaimed Chef Slade Rushing's menus are rooted in Creole traditions and are bolstered with contemporary New Orleans influences.
Courtyard
Queen's Room 24 seated (32 with chivari chairs) 45 reception Situated next to the King’s Room in what once was a double parlor, the Queen’s Room is a dazzling tribute to feminine reign.
Brennan's old-world elegance, fanciful decor and pampering service create a unique and sophisticated backdrop for a most memorable meal.
King's Room 36 seated (48 with chivari chairs) | 60 reception The majesty of the King’s Room is heralded upon entrance, with its ruling theme of royal hues proclaimed throughout.
16 Seated Nestled behind the lush courtyard is the fabled and previously hidden gem of Brennan’s - the Wine Cellar and its newly adjacent sumptuous private dining room.
Iconic pink building on Royal Street.
The original Brennan's, opened in 1946, recently emerged from an extensive renovation that spared no effort or expense by new co-owners Terry White and Ralph Brennan.
Morphy Room 12 seated | 20 reception Chess prodigy Paul Morphy resided at 417 Royal Street in the 1800s, and the Morphy Room, a cozy parlor on the second floor, pays homage to the enigmatic man considered one of the world’s greatest players.
Vieux Carre Room 50 seated | 65 reception Just to the right of the entrance awaits the Vieux Carre Room, an exuberantly bright and airy dining area.
Eight glamorous dining rooms, each steeped in New Orleans architecture and ambiance, celebrate the opulence of dining in a city where breakfast revelry is taken as seriously as a decadent dinner.
Chanteclair Room - A fantasy interpretation of a French Orangerie, the Main Dining Room “holds hands” with the courtyard, inviting the outside in through a spectacular wall of glass.
The rooster rules the roost at this bar, a veritable aviary perched in an airy, open room overlooking the lush Courtyard.
UsersSpace only
Up to 650 guests
Avg. venue rate
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$300 - $50k
Avg. plate$40
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Celebrate the opulence of dining in a city where breakfast revelry is taken as seriously as a decadent dinner.

Acclaimed Chef Slade Rushing's menus are rooted in Creole traditions and are bolstered with contemporary New Orleans influences. Marrying classic and modern techniques yields a decidedly innovative approach and enhances our local, seasonal offerings.

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Space only

Best for these Occasions

anniversarybaby showerBachelor / Bachelorette partybirthday partybridal showercorporate eventdinner partyelopementengagement partyFamily Reunionholiday partyProduct Launchrehearsal dinner / Welcome Receptionsocial eventvow renewalwedding ceremonywedding reception

Venue type

Restaurant / Private Dining

Views

cityscapecourtyard

Style

ElegantRomanticTraditionalWhimsical

Venue Settings

The original Brennan's, opened in 1946, recently emerged from an extensive renovation that spared no effort or expense by new co-owners Terry White and Ralph Brennan. Eight glamorous dining rooms, each steeped in New Orleans architecture and ambiance, celebrate the opulence of dining in a city where breakfast revelry is taken as seriously as a decadent dinner. 

Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Brennan’s private dining spaces can be combined to create a spectacular wedding event. Each event is customized every step of the way to create a memorable occasion.  It serves as the perfect location for rehearsal dinners, wedding receptions, bridal brunches, groomsman lunches, bachelor parties and farewell breakfasts. The fanciful design preserves the famous open-air courtyard, perfect for elegant ceremonies and receptions. 

Acclaimed Chef Slade Rushing's menus are rooted in Creole traditions and are bolstered with contemporary New Orleans influences. Marrying classic and modern techniques yields a decidedly innovative approach and enhances our local, seasonal offerings.

Brennan's old-world elegance, fanciful decor and pampering service create a unique and sophisticated backdrop for a most memorable event. Welcome!

Capacity

115Seated600Buffet650Standing
Fees

(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)

Venue price range
Does this include catering fees?
Yes
Estimated price per head
$35 – $200
Additional charges

Brennan's pricing consists of food and beverage minimums, which are determined by the space you choose, the length of time used, and your chosen date. Our f&b minimums are higher during holidays, festivals and during conventions. Items, other than the food and beverages purchased at Brennan's are not included in the food and beverage minimum. 

When using the courtyard, Brennan's will reserve a tent on your behalf in case of inclement weather and can be canceled if not needed. The tent cost is $2750 all inclusive. All pricing is subject to change.

Permits may be required in the courtyard when booking live music and for the use of a tent. Brennan's will obtain these on your behalf, if necessary. Pricing varies.

Insurance

Additional insurance is not required to host an event here

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Event Logistics

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Celebrations hosted here since
1946
Curfew
12 AM
Venue spaces
Indoor & Outdoor Venue Spaces Available
Catering
Client must use the catering provided by the venue
Alcohol
Provided by Venue for fee – you must use the venue for all alcohol services, Corkage/Bottle Fee – you can bring your own alcohol for a fee
Music
Indoors & Outdoors
Smoking
Non-smoking venue
Kid Friendly Events
Yes
Handicap Accessible
Yes

Onsite amenities

WifiDining ChairsDining TablesOnsite RestroomsBridal Suite/Changing Rooms OnsiteA/V Equipment

Venue Features

Design

Brennan's fanciful design preserves the famous open-air courtyard, perfect for elegant ceremonies and receptions. Our private wine room, which can serve as a VIP or bridal suite, features an eighteen-foot table milled from a single cypress.