
Named one of the nations Best Seafood Restaurants by Travel + Leisure and readers of USA Today and frequent winner at New Orleans Po Boy Festival, Red Fish Grill sets the tone for your entire French Quarter experience. Led by General Manager Adam Rahn and Owner Ralph Brennan, Red Fish Grill has dominated the French Quarter seafood scene for over 20 years.
Casual, enduring restaurant specializing in seafood, oysters, po’ boys & classic cocktails.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 115 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Phone: (504) 598-1200
Website: https://www.redfishgrill.com/
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The service was kind and professional but on the slower side. We went for an early dinner and were seated right away, but there were several large parties, which probably affected the speed.
The location was perfect by being right in the heart of all the famous NOLA action, making it an easy and fun stop while exploring the city. Overall, a solid spot with good flavors and a welcoming atmosphere.
We started with appetizers that set the tone for the entire meal. The Honey-Crystal Shrimp—a dozen Gulf shrimp flash-fried to perfection and tossed in their signature Crystal hot sauce honey BBQ—were unforgettable, especially paired with the housemade blue cheese dressing and crumbles. Equally impressive were the Alligator Boudin Balls, a true Louisiana treat, complemented by a tangy 3-mustard sauce and seasonal pepper jelly. Both starters were bursting with flavor and beautifully prepared.
For entrées, every dish was a standout. The Wood Grilled Redfish with Louisiana Crabmeat, cooked over oak wood, was rich and flavorful, perfectly balanced by sautéed tasso ham, roasted mushrooms, English peas, and crispy Pontalba potatoes, all tied together with a silky lemon butter sauce and topped generously with fresh crabmeat. The Pasta Jambalaya delivered that classic New Orleans comfort, packed with andouille sausage, grilled chicken, and fresh vegetables tossed in a spicy roasted tomato cream sauce. For something hearty and indulgent, the Bacon Jam Burger was a winner—juicy, smoky, and perfectly complemented by the sweet-savory bacon jam, served on a soft brioche bun with the crunch of Zapp’s potato chips.
The staff was friendly and attentive, making the entire evening even more enjoyable. Red Fish Grill manages to capture the spirit of New Orleans cuisine with a modern touch, and every bite showcased fresh, local ingredients.
If you’re visiting the French Quarter, Red Fish Grill is a must-visit. Delicious food, warm service, and an atmosphere that feels both celebratory and refined, it doesn’t get much better than this.
Unfortunately, that’s all the good news about Red Fish Grill. My bacon jam burger was ordered medium and upon receiving my food, I cut the burger right down the middle just to see all gray… BIG SAD. There was no pink to be seen. I generally don’t make a fuss about ordering medium as long as there’s just some pink visually but the burger was full gray through and through.
Secondly, they seated the party of 7 I was with at a table that could seat a party of 4 comfortably or maybe 6 very tight. They did this as we observed multiple tables with 8 seats open but instead we were crammed into a small table. I don’t know if tables were reserved or what. This doesn’t affect my rating much, but it did make me question why we were seated as such being so crowded and eating almost on top of each other.