Brennan restaurant Palace Café abruptly closes in New Orleans after 34 years. Here's why

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Brennan restaurant Palace Café abruptly closes in New Orleans after 34 years. Here's why

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A major restaurant that once signaled a new generation for New Orleans Creole cuisine has closed after 34 years amid a legal dispute.
Palace Café, the first restaurant from the Dickie Brennan & Co. restaurant group, served its last meal on Sunday, at least for the foreseeable…

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