Antoine's

At Antoine's you can dine in one of the many historic rooms. There are rooms named after the Antoine's Mardi Gras krewes: Hermes, Proteus, Rex, and the Twelfth Night Revelers. There is the Japanese Room, whose unique Oriental splendor was closed to the public for more than forty years after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. The Mystery Room celebrates the era of Prohibition, a time when the floors were covered with sawdust to soak up any illegal alcohol on the premises in the event of a raid. Antoine's also features a massive and exquisitely well-stocked wine cellar. Antoine's is definitely a treat for any special occasion. Nick Gautier once brought his mother, Cherise, here for her birthday to celebrate... one of the last birthdays they were able to share together before her untimely death.