The Legend Of The Napoleon House In New Orleans | Forbes

Restaurant has been a beloved landmark for over 200 years. Originally built as a residence for the city's mayor in the early 1800s, the building was later offered to Napoleon Bonaparte as a refuge during his exile. Although Napoleon never made it to the house, the building was eventually converted into a restaurant and bar, and it has been a popular gathering spot for locals and tourists alike ever since.

Today, the Napoleon House Restaurant is known for its charming atmosphere, delicious Creole-inspired cuisine, and of course, its famous Pimm's Cup cocktail. With its rich history and unique character, the Napoleon House is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the vibrant culture and history of New Orleans.

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