Nobu - Caesars New Orleans

Refined Japanese Dining in the Heart of New Orleans

Nobu – Caesars New Orleans brings world-renowned Japanese cuisine to the vibrant downtown scene. Located inside the luxurious Caesars Hotel and just steps from major concert venues and the French Quarter, this sleek, contemporary spot offers a high-end yet approachable pre-show experience. Expect signature sushi, creative cocktails, and a polished atmosphere that blends modern elegance with New Orleans energy.

Why Concert-goers love it

Proximity is everything when you're catching a show, and Nobu delivers—it’s within walking distance of some of the city's top music venues. With attentive service and an extensive menu of dishes that arrive quickly, it's easy to enjoy a full meal without stressing about curtain time. The vibe is upscale but not stuffy, making it a great place to kick off your evening in style. Noise levels are moderate, so you can actually chat before the music takes over.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends sharing sushi and sake before a big night out
• Solo travelers treating themselves to a memorable dinner before a show
• Couples looking to elevate their romantic weekend with fine dining
• Fans wanting a stylish, buzzy pre-show atmosphere
• Budget-conscious music lovers who want to splurge just this once

What People Say

Reviewers consistently praise the exceptional quality of the food, especially the fresh sashimi, wagyu tacos, and black cod miso. The service is top-tier, with staff who are both knowledgeable and friendly. Guests also highlight the beautiful interior and the convenience of being located right inside Caesars, making it a great choice for anyone staying nearby or attending an event.

Areas for Improvement

While Nobu is beloved for its culinary excellence, it’s definitely on the pricier side. Some guests mention that the portions can be small, especially for those used to heartier New Orleans fare. It’s also a popular spot—so reservations are strongly recommended, especially on concert nights.

The Bottom Line

A polished, high-end option for concert-goers who want to dine in style just steps from the action.