A 200-year old landmark building on Chartres Street in the French Quarter is home to Napoleon's House Bar & Café. It gets its name from the fact that it was offered to Napoleon Bonaparte during his exile by the then mayor of New Orleans. Before enjoying traditional Cajun cuisine, slip back in time, basking in the unique ambience while sipping the house signature cocktail, the Pimm's Cup. An elegant suite of rooms on the second floor is available for private parties and receptions.

A delicious meal here could consist of charcuterie, bruschetta, Louisiana pesto pasta salad, Reuben sandwich, Idaho baked potatoes and grilled steakfish as well as traditional jambalaya, red beans and rice with smoked sausage, seafood gumbo and po?boys. Napoleon House's speciality is the Italian muffuletta sandwich with ham, Genoa salami, pastrami, Swiss cheese, provolone cheese and olive salad. The dessert selection includes Italian ice cream, fresh fruit plate with mango ice and cannoli with filling of chocolate, vanilla and pistachio. Add to the spirit of the evening with a cocktail, glass of wine or your preferred brand of beer.