Ralph Brennan

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Ralph Brennan
Ralph at Cafe B
Born	(1951-12-13) December 13, 1951 (age 70) New Orleans, Louisiana
Education
Culinary career
Current restaurant(s)
Website	www.neworleans-food.com

Ralph Brennan is a New Orleans-based restaurateur and head of The Ralph Brennan Restaurant Group.

A former CPA with Price Waterhouse & Company, Brennan entered the family business in the early 1980s as one of a group of eight third-generation cousins active in the United States restaurant industry. His company runs seven restaurants, six of which are in New Orleans, as well as a catering business. Among them:

• BACCO was an Italian restaurant in the French Quarter opened in 1991, Closed 2010
• Red Fish Grill, also in the French Quarter, opened in 1997
• Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen in Downtown Disney, Anaheim, California as one of its original tenants in 2001^[1]
• Ralph’s on the Park, adjacent to historic City Park in Mid-City New Orleans, opened in 2003
• Cafe NOMA Located in the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park, Opened 2009
• Ralph Brennan Catering & Events Opened 2011
• Heritage Grill, Located In Heritage Plaza on Veterans Blvd, Opened 2011
• Cafe B Located on Metairie Road, Opened 2011
• Brennan's Restaurant Co-owner with Terry White, Opened 2014
• Napoleon House, Acquired May 2015

Brennan is co-owner of three additional restaurants:

• Mr. B’s Bistro
• Commander's Palace
• Brennan’s of Houston

Among Brennan's industry honors are the 1997 Gold Plate Operator of the Year, the highest honor bestowed by the . He has also served as president of the National Restaurant Association as well as chairman of its educational foundation.

References[]

External links[]

• The Ralph Brennan Restaurant Group

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