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A symbol of its exceptional dedication to the desires of its guests, Le Pavillon Hotel began a unique tradition culinary in 1988. The staff at Le Pavillon learned of a traveling businessman’s family ritual of a late night peanut butter and jelly sandwich, with a cold glass of milk. This guest was missing his nightly ritual of peanut butter and jelly while traveling so often. Finding that none of the hotels could provide the homemade treat, he simply shared a cold glass of milk with his daughter many miles away, until Le Pavillon Hotel accommodated the request with a freshly made sandwich. Since that September evening in 1988, Le Pavillon Hotel invites guests to congregate in the lobby for a little taste of home. This delightful late night peanut butter and jelly snack is served with hot chocolate and cold milk in the hotel lobby from 10-11 pm.
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
A symbol of its exceptional dedication to the desires of its guests, Le Pavillon Hotel began a unique tradition culinary in 1988. The staff at Le Pavillon learned of a traveling businessman’s family ritual of a late night peanut butter and jelly sandwich, with a cold glass of milk. This guest was missing his nightly ritual of peanut butter and jelly while traveling so often. Finding that none of the hotels could provide the homemade treat, he simply shared a cold glass of milk with his daughter many miles away, until Le Pavillon Hotel accommodated the request with a freshly made sandwich. Since that September evening in 1988, Le Pavillon Hotel invites guests to congregate in the lobby for a little taste of home. This delightful late night peanut butter and jelly snack is served with hot chocolate and cold milk in the hotel lobby from 10-11 pm.
Bijoux: The hotel's award-winning signature restaurant, serves French cuisine with LA influences. Savor its creative, innovative dishes and friendly atmosphere coupled with a classic décor in a historic setting under awe-inspiring sparkling crystal chandeliers. Choose from a menu of unique creations, which changes with the seasons. Additionally, Le Gallery Lounge serves both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages plus appetizers in a warm, casual setting. Share drinks after a day of business or sightseeing in a relaxed gathering place that boasts a laid-back, elegant ambiance. Surrounding the Lounge is an extremely rare Sienna marble balustrade with green onyx balusters and bronze ormolu. The railing once enclosed a reserved seating area for the titled French aristocracy at the Grand Hotel in Paris.
Bar 1803: This bar is located in the lobby of the hotel and earned it's name from the year that Napoleon signed the Louisiana Purchase. Bar 1803 serves delicious hand-crafted cocktails, specialty New Orleans Beers, small bites and dinner. During the Prohibition, the bar was a hidden speakeasy for cocktails and gatherings among NOLA leaders and was only accessed via secret passages to protect their names. Keeping up with the speakeasy charm, the bar is adorned in luxurious red velvet, adding a sophisticated touch to the bar.
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