At Bella Luna
Setting the Mood
Each of the three dining rooms at Bella Luna has its own distinctive atmosphere.
The Main Dining Room
The bright and airy Main Dining Room, which also contains the bar, has often been praised as a place that exudes a sense of romance. Every seat in the room, with soft lighting against dove-gray walls, offers a close-up, sweeping view of the Mississippi River through wide windows. Tufted banquettes, plush carpeting, artwork and greenery complete the setting.
The Terrace Room
For sheer visual drama, few places in New Orleans can match Bella Luna's large, classically proportioned Terrace Room, often used for parties and receptions. The lofty, second-floor interior is enclosed by fan-topped windows and doors on three sides, providing dramatic views of the river, the New Orleans skyline and the French Quarter's rooftops. The curved ceiling, painted to suggest a subtly clouded sky, adds to the room's air of whimsy.
The Terrace Room's capacity is 100 for seated dinners and 150 for receptions.
The Decatur Room
For
small to moderate-sized dinner parties and sales meetings, the charming
Decatur Room, with its slanted beamed ceiling and burnished-wood floors,
provides both privacy and a decor that calls to mind the easy elegance
of a French Quarter home. Visible from the room's windows are bustling
Decatur Street's quaint old architecture.
The Decatur Room's maximum seating capacity is 36.
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