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Thanksgiving 2025Denise Gratia2025-09-15T15:48:48+00:00

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING 2025

3 Course menu price of $75 includes choice of appetizer, entrée, and dessert.

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STARTERS

Turtle Soup Au Sherry ~ Seafood Gumbo ~ Soup Du Jour

Shrimp and Goat Cheese Crêpes
Goat cheese filled crêpes topped with Gulf Shrimp in a buttery sauce of Chardonnay wine, onion, tomato and bell pepper

Muriel’s House Salad (gf)
Mixed greens tossed in a pomegranate vinaigrette with shaved red onion and Manchego cheese

Brussel Sprout Salad (gf)
Thinly shaved brussel sprouts tossed in a creole mustard vinaigrette with toasted almonds, dried cranberries, shallot, and parmesan cheese

Autumn Pasta
Farfalle pasta tossed with butternut squash, toasted hazelnuts, and kale in a sage cream sauce with prosciutto and pepitas

ENTRÉES

Roasted Turkey
House brined turkey served with yukon gold mashed potatoes, mushroom and tasso stuffing, haricots verts, turkey neck gravy and cranberry sauce
True Myth 2022 Pinot Noir, San Luis Obispo – $12 glass; $48 bottle

Wood Grilled Shrimp Skewer
Louisiana gulf shrimp served atop linguine pasta tossed in an alfredo sauce with blue crab, sautéed chiles, tomato, and served with broccolini
Silverado 2024 Sauvignon Blanc, Napa – $14 glass; $56 bottle

Herb Crusted Red Snapper
Panko bread crumb and herb baked fish served with slow cooked white beans, roasted baby carrots, pesto and crispy shallot
Chalk Hill 2023 Chardonnay, Russian River – $14 glass; $56 bottle

Blackened Redfish
Creole seasoned and cast-iron seared fish served with Louisiana oyster dressing, baby green beans and lemon beurre blanc
Bouchard 2023 Pinot Noir, France – $14 glass; $56 bottle

Double Cut Pork Chop
Hickory smoked pork chop served with braised Southern greens, sweet potato bread pudding and green apple pepper jelly sauce
Alta Vista 2023 Estate Malbec, Argentina – $12 glass, $48 bottle

Wood Grilled Filet
6 oz. hickory grilled filet served with truffled steak potatoes, broccolini and creole demi-glace
Duckhorn 2022 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley- $24 glass; $96 bottle

DESSERTS

Ginger Pumpkin Cake
Creole cream cheese frosting, crystalized ginger, candied pumpkin seeds

Chocolate Pecan Tart (gf)
Bourbon anglaise, chantilly cream

White Chocolate Bread Pudding
With candied pecans and a rum sauce

Creme Brulee (gf)
Cocoa nib shortbread

CHILDREN’S MENU
14.95 includes milk, water, or fruit juice

PASTA ROTINI
pasta with creamy alfredo cheese sauce

CHICKEN TENDERS
served with French fries

TRADITIONAL ROASTED TURKEY
with mashed potatoes, green beans, gravy and cranberry sauce

FRIED SHRIMP
served with French fries

CLEAN PLATE AWARD
free scoop of ice cream with chocolate sauce for all clean plates!

Executive Chef Erik Veney

November 27, 2025

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Contact

801 Chartres Street

Phone: 504.568.1885

Email: info@muriels.com

Dress Code

Smart casual.

Gentlemen are asked to refrain from wearing tank tops and hats in the dining room. Jackets are not required.

Gift Cards

To purchase gift cards for our restaurant, please call 504.568.1885. We will gladly mail them at no additional charge.

Hours

Dinner Hours

Sun thru Thurs
5 PM – 9:30 PM
Fri & Sat
5 PM – 10 PM

Saturday Brunch &
Sunday Jazz Brunch
10:30 am – 2 pm

Bar Hours
Sun thru Thurs
3 PM – 9:30 PM
Fri & Sat 3 PM-10:30 PM

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Thank you to all of the enchanting witches who con Thank you to all of the enchanting witches who conjured up a wicked time with us today for our annual Witches' Brunch. The cackles were loud, the broomsticks were parked, and the magic was truly in the air! We hope your cauldrons are full of fond memories. Please enjoy our first album of photos from today's gathering—more magic will be materializing soon!
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“This place is brimming with significance.”#ne “This place is brimming with significance.”#neworleans
You are not wrong who deem That my days have been You are not wrong who deem
That my days have been a dream;
Yet if hope has flown away, 
In a night, or in a day,
In a vision, or in none,
Is it therefore the less gone?
All that we see or seem
Is but a dream within a dream.
― Edgar Allan Poe
This October, join us for a hauntingly delicious e This October, join us for a hauntingly delicious experience. Chef Erik is grilling brined, double-cut pork chops on our wood-burning grill, and our bartenders are stirring up a cauldron of cocktails. Please...come as you aren't.
If you find yourself haunting the French Quarter t If you find yourself haunting the French Quarter this October, keep in mind that we have the perfect place to perch while sipping cocktails and spotting specters.
“Autumn comes slowly in New Orleans. The grass r “Autumn comes slowly in New Orleans. The grass remains a stubborn green, but the heat gives way to a gentle warmth.” –Lawson Pines, A Love Song For Bobby Long #neworleans
Join us for $6 Happy Hour M-F from 3-5. Enjoy hous Join us for $6 Happy Hour M-F from 3-5. Enjoy house pours, red and white wine specials, all beers and our decadent house-made Bloody Mary. While here, take a moment to relish the historic ambience of Jackson Square from our Balcony.#neworleans #neworleansrestaurants #architecture
Sashay on in for a delicious Saturday Brunch or a Sashay on in for a delicious Saturday Brunch or a lively Sunday Jazz Brunch. Enjoy our Bananas Foster Pain Perdu, Blackened Mississippi Catfish, or Eggs Venéy made with Chef Erik's house-made boudin. Brighten your day even more with a decadent Ramos Gin Fizz.
Come with me on an early morning BTS walk-through Come with me on an early morning BTS walk-through of our second floor.#neworleans
Today's Brunch guests are enjoying Jazz Music, Fri Today's Brunch guests are enjoying Jazz Music, Fried Green Tomatoes with Shrimp Remoulade along with Wood Grilled Drum topped with Gulf Shrimp and frothy Ramos Gin Fizzes.
Join us for Dinner and Cocktails today, Labor Day, Join us for Dinner and Cocktails today, Labor Day, during our normal business hours. Please note that we'll be closed on Tuesday, September 2nd, for our annual employee party. We look forward to serving you when we reopen on Wednesday, September 3rd, and every day thereafter.
Enjoy a warm and hospitable start to your meal: co Enjoy a warm and hospitable start to your meal: complimentary fresh-baked bread. Our dedicated Pastry Chef, Bob Petersen, bakes a creative focaccia daily and delicious petite brioche rolls for our Sunday Jazz Brunch. Join us soon and discover your new favorite bread.
On this day in 2005, Hurricane Katrina left us wit On this day in 2005, Hurricane Katrina left us without power. The lights came back on September 26, and the water was declared safe to drink on October 6. Gas was restored on October 10, and we reopened on October 12.
Church bells are ringing on Jackson Square tonight Church bells are ringing on Jackson Square tonight. The low-hanging sun is casting golden rays through the wrought iron, and this delicious, refreshing Louisiana Rum Runner is the perfect complement to it all.
"Old cities soothe and ease the pain of living bec "Old cities soothe and ease the pain of living because wherever you are, someone else was there before, had troubles worse than yours, and passed on. I don’t see how people can inhabit spanking new suburbs without succumbing to terminal anxiety. We need the dead to make us feel alive. In New Orleans, they’re at it full time." -- @andrei.codrescu New Orleans Mon Amour, Twenty Years of Writings from the City
Celebrate your special occasion at Sunday Jazz bru Celebrate your special occasion at Sunday Jazz brunch!
“There is a velvety sensuality here at the mouth “There is a velvety sensuality here at the mouth of the Mississippi that you won't find anywhere else. Tell me what the air feels like at 3 A.M. on a Thursday night in August in Shaker Heights and I bet you won't be able to say because nobody stays up that late. But in New Orleans, I tell you, it's ink and honey passed through silver moonlight." -- @andrei.codrescu New Orleans, Mon Amour: Twenty Years of Writings from the City
"When you sway in a hammock in August in Louisiana "When you sway in a hammock in August in Louisiana, you can see the concentric waves of heat shimmering and throwing back colors. If you hear music it's because it drifts in on the heat from radios in other hammocks under other banana and fig trees. Of course, nobody works. The alligator is the model for both behavior and fashion. Move as little as possible and stay green and deep down. If you have to get up, invent a reason why you can't. If you're hungry, open your mouth and wait for food to fall into it. If you drink, drink gin and tonic or a mint julep. Keep your eyes half-lidded and let the flowers perfume your somnolence. The world is a dream and you're a half-sleeping alligator, stupidly treading water down in it." -- @andrei.codrescu New Orleans, Mon Amour, Twenty Years Of Writings From The City
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