
Chemin à la Mer, a French Quarter Steakhouse at Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans, offers panoramic Mississippi River views and a menu featuring specialty steaks, fresh Gulf Coast seafood, and a grand oyster bar. Under the direction of James Beard Award-winning Chef Donald Link, enjoy classic cuts like A5 Kobe Strip and Pan-Roasted Filet Mignon, along with seafood dishes such as Snapper Ceviche and Steamed Louisiana Shrimp. Ideal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, this premier New Orleans restaurant offers dishes elevated by refined technique and infused with regional flavors and creative flair, making it a standout choice for a memorable dining experience.
Upscale restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel with riverfront dining, serving gulf seafood & steaks.
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The food didn’t improve things. I ordered my steak medium and it came out well done, and my husband’s shrimp were burnt. To make matters worse, everything felt incredibly overpriced they even charged $8 for a soda with no refills. Overall, the service and food quality did not make for the special birthday meal we were hoping for.
West Indie crab salad is a must-try item. Doesn’t look like much, but has a variety of strong flavors, changing with every bite.
She did everything to accommodate us, she was very patient, kind and understanding, we loved her .
The food is great, just the creamed spinach that was lil watery, but besides that, it was great
Olive bread – no
Gumbo- dark roux color right but everything else WRONG NO
Shrimp and grit cake? – smh no
Never returning
The staff was very personable and attentive, and easy to talk to. Multiple staff asked if we had allergies or dietary restrictions, which I highly appreciate. My reason for less than five stars is the fact that we were offered a glass of complimentary champagne for our anniversary celebration, then was charged $28 for said “complimentary” champagne.
My biggest complaint is the atmosphere. For the Four Seasons, I expected a fine dining experience. I looked online where it stated the dress code was business casual, so that is what we went with. When I walked in I felt so overdressed. Every single other patron was wearing shorts and a t-shirt, with the exception of one gentleman wearing a tank top. It just wasn’t the atmosphere I was expecting.
If I do return, I’ll be sure to break out my dress flip flops, and not accept anything “complimentary.”
However the view and atmosphere was superb. The food was delicious… our waiter (i forgot her name) but she was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. She accommodated my request (i mainly like juice in gumbo with very little meat), as well as something sweet and special for our Anniversary. Well, She knocked it out of the park with my requests.
Food: My husband has the salmon and it melted in his mouth, very well seasoned (it’s the best salmon we ever had). He also enjoyed the Juliet Old Fashion. I enjoyed a well seasoned ribeye steak with a twice baked potato. The spinach with garlic was average.
This was our first time but it won’t be the last time… 5 Stars.