“Relocating Saint John to St. Charles Avenue is a dream come true,” said Eric Cook.
“We believe in this concept, and we’re excited to make the restaurant more accessible to the New Orleans community and visitors. With walk-on access to the streetcar, increased parking, and views of the Mardi Gras Parade Route, it’s time to show the city what Saint John can truly offer.”
Darren Chabert will take on the role of Chef de Cuisine at Saint John, having collaborated with Cook for the past two years overseeing culinary operations at Gris-Gris, Gris-Gris to Go Go, and Saint John. Chabert’s global culinary experience has enriched Saint John’s menu, highlighting the diverse origins and cultures that define Creole cuisine.
Saint John is slated to reopen this fall, with more details on the opening date and menu to be announced later this summer. Follow Saint John on Instagram and Facebook for updates.
Eric Cook’s first cookbook, “Modern Creole: A Taste of New Orleans Culture and Cuisine,” will also be released on September 17. Featuring around 120 food and cocktail recipes and vibrant culinary photography that reflects the chef’s rock-and-roll style, the book, with a foreword by Gordon Ramsay, offers recipes that are accessible for everyday meals yet impressive enough for special occasions.
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