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Brennan's

1946 establishments in LouisianaFrench QuarterHouses completed in 1795Louisiana Creole culture in New OrleansLouisiana Creole restaurants in the United States
Reportedly haunted locations in LouisianaRestaurants established in 1946Restaurants in New Orleans
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Brennan's is a Creole restaurant in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana.

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Brennan's
Royal Street, New Orleans French Quarter

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Brennan's Restaurant

Royal Street 417
70130 New Orleans, French Quarter
Louisiana, United States
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