Cane and Table

New Orleans



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Ideal for
Groups
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BeerWineCocktailsAlfresco Dining
Price
Moderately Priced
Local tip
Check out their happy hour for a taste of their cocktail craftsmanship at enhanced value.

Nestled in New Orleans' iconic French Quarter, Cane and Table offers a unique dining experience that reflects the rich cultural tapestry of the city. The dishes crafted by Executive Chef Alfredo Nogueira seamlessly blend Cajun inspirations with Cuban flavors, a tribute to his dual heritage. Chef Nogueira brings a creative yet straightforward approach to the menu, which is constructed with a focus on the seasonal produce available in the region. His culinary philosophy emphasizes traditional preparation methods influenced by both Caribbean and Cuban cuisine, showcasing techniques such as whole-animal utilization and preserving, which have been staples in New Orleans kitchens for generations.

The bar at Cane and Table stands out with its unique take on cocktail craftsmanship. The establishment is known for tiki-inspired rum cocktails, drawing influences not from the 20th-century tiki movement but from the drinks' historical Caribbean roots. This thoughtful approach has garnered recognition from esteemed publications, underscoring Cane and Table's position as an innovator in the cocktail scene.

The ambiance is relaxed yet stylish, making it an excellent spot for those sought-after leisurely dinners or casual gatherings with friends. The interior, complemented by a warm and inviting atmosphere, matches the creativity found on the menu. Cane and Table caters to a diverse clientele, from food enthusiasts drawn in by its vibrant flavors to cocktail aficionados eager to explore its renowned drink selections.

Reviews

Heather Heather Jul 2026

This gem was well worth the walk. I had an early dinner there on a Thursday evening and the courtyard was so relaxing. My server was very kind and helpful with recommendations. The food was incredible and my cocktails hit the spot. Will be visiting again to share with friends!

Kyle Harder Kyle Harder May 2026

Absolutely the best meal, the best service and the best drinks. Love grabbing a bar seat whenever we are in New Orleans. The bartender made us a Painkiller with See the Elephant Amaro and Coruba rum that was phenomenal. Then we had some Coctel Camarones. Entree was the Fish Rundown which is a fried drum with crawfish. Just incredible. Then we finished the meal with a digestivo shot of some fun rum and amaro. Will 100% be back! Hopefully soon!

Marshall Crutchfield Marshall Crutchfield Apr 2026

What a neat little spot. This spot has great, and I mean great, cocktails and a surprising Caribbean fusion menu that will knock your socks off. The restaurant it self has a rustic relaxed feel, and the staff is laid back, but attentive and friendly. I had a Thai inspired cocktail that truly surprised me. It captured the taste of peanuts while somehow utilizing gin as a base. The world never ceases to amaze. I ordered several appetizers, with the crawfish croquettes being the true winner. Culinarily I found the chefs ability to mix flavors profiles and create recipes to be a show stopper. My only complaint came from the pork which was too dry to eat. That’s not a chef creativity issue but more an issue on the line chefs not paying attention. Over all the food profile was stunning and I’d return in a heart beat.

mark miller mark miller Apr 2026

First night of the French Quarter Festival found us at Cane and Table. Beautiful interior and a fine night for us on the generous patio. Amazing cocktail program yielded a top notch frozen pina colada made with a fresh young coconut crème. One dish not to miss is the CRISPY BRAISED PORK RIBEYE with Yucca Hash, Avocado, Tomato, Cucumber and Mojo Verde. The pork was melt in your mouth perfect and the combination of the yucca, avocado, and cucumber was a fascinating study in contrasting temperatures, textures and flavors. Charming, eloquent service was an added bonus. Wonderful meal!

Naftali Kaminski Naftali Kaminski Feb 2026

Very informal place with great vibe and food! I was worried initially because reservation was easy compared to other places we’ve been to in NOLA, but gladly it turned out real fun. Waitress was genuinely cheerful and helpful, the patio seating was a delight and having a cat visit us a huge plus! Food was really great - sweet plantains were terrific, salad crisp and joyful, fish rundown great , and their take on steak Frits - very refreshing. We also like that they add 20% to ensure pay for servers - we still added a tip as appreciation to the server - she was great - but loved the approach

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cane and Table is located at 1113 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA.
Yes, Cane and Table accepts reservations.
Cane and Table serves a menu inspired by Cajun and Cuban cuisines with coastally-inspired dishes.
Yes, Cane and Table offers a happy hour Monday through Friday from 5 PM to 7 PM.
Cane and Table offers private dining options, making it suitable for groups.
It is recommended to contact the venue directly for specific dietary options.
Cane and Table is open for dinner seven nights a week from 5 PM to 10 PM with the last seating at 10 PM.
Yes, online gift cards are available for purchase.
Cane and Table specializes in tiki-inspired cocktails with a focus on rum.
Cane and Table offers a relaxed yet stylish atmosphere suitable for casual dining with friends or intimate dinners.

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