Upperline Restaurant
What the experts agree on
Beloved Uptown institution for contemporary Creole classics—oysters St. Claude, fried green tomatoes with shrimp remoulade, and legendary gumbo—served in a quirky, art-filled, romantic space locals adore.
“Upperline's seven-course Taste of New Orleans menu offers such traditional dishes as shrimp remoulade on a thick slice of fried green tomato.”
– Gayot
"The bistro-style menu is long on earthy, comforting flavors: duck with ginger-peach sauce, veal grillades over rich cheese grits, an outstanding duck and andouille étouffée."
"This gaily colored cottage filled with a museum's worth of regional art has defined New Orleans Creole bistro fare." Full review
"In a small, charming house in a largely residential area, Upperline eschews the high-profile route (unless you count appearances on Treme and The Best Thing I Ever Ate)." Full review
"An excellent choice for contemporary Creole food in romantic surroundings." Full review
"The menu... includes such signature dishes as fried green tomatoes with shrimp remoulade, roast duck with peach sauce, and honey-pecan bread pudding." Full review
4.5
""Original renditions of traditional favorites" impress at this Uptown "hideaway for locals" that "still hits the mark" with an "unusual" Contemporary Louisiana menu." Full review
"Everyone loves the classic Creole fare at this quirky, yet upscale restaurant."
"Upperline’s gumbo is legendary, as any gumbo at a restaurant of similar vintage and reputation should be." Full review
"Excellent "Contemporary Creole" cooking. Wonderful art collection."
"If you visit one restaurant outside the French Quarter, let it be this one." Full review