MaMou in New Orleans is a modern French brasserie nestled in the French Quarter at the corner of Rampart Street and St. Philip Street. It offers European continental cuisine infused with Creole influences from Southern Louisiana, showcasing masterful French techniques.
The atmosphere evokes a cherished Parisian bistro, blending neighborhood charm with refined elegance. Guests are welcomed with warm hospitality in a space that feels both elevated and approachable, capturing the allure of the Lower French Quarter.
The menu highlights dishes like poisson à la Florentine with silky beurre blanc and Louisiana caviar, or the traditional côte de boeuf, paired with an exceptional wine list and cocktails. Simple yet sophisticated flavors draw from home-cooked traditions and global inspirations, making MaMou a gem for discerning diners seeking heartfelt, artful meals.
Hotels near MaMou
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Nearby Locations
American Townhouse
GrandPre's
The Silver Fox
Good Friends Bar
Bourbon Street (Lavender Line)
Cafe Lafitte in Exile
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 17:00 - 22:00
Thursday: 17:00 - 22:00
Friday: 17:00 - 22:00
Saturday: 17:00 - 22:00
Sunday: Closed
New Orleans
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