THE HISTORY
More Than a Restaurant — A New Orleans Legend
The Court of Two Sisters stands as one of New Orleans’ most recognized historic landmarks, shaped by generations of hospitality, music, and cuisine. Under the stewardship of the Fein family, it has become known for its live jazz brunch, refined Creole dining, and courtyard setting that reflects the enduring character of the French Quarter. Guests enter through the Charm Gates and gather in spaces that preserve the traditions of the city.
The Namesake
Emma & Bertha Camors
The name of the Court of Two Sisters derives from Emma and Bertha Camors, two Creole sisters who operated a notions shop at 613 Royal Street in the late nineteenth century. Their shop offered garments, lace, and imported goods to the women of New Orleans. In the years following Prohibition, the property transitioned into a restaurant, and in 1963 Joe Fein Jr. began its preservation and development as a landmark dining destination.
The Legend
A Storied French Quarter Address
The property at 613 Royal Street has roots in the early colonial period and later became home to a three story structure built in 1832 by Zenon Cavelier. Its courtyard, designed as a private retreat, remains one of the largest in the French Quarter. Today, the Court of Two Sisters continues to reflect the architectural and cultural history of New Orleans.
The Legacy
The Fein Family's Latest Creation
The Fein Family proudly expands their legacy with the newest addition to their restaurant collection—Two Sisters on Bourbon, a casual po’boy shop and bar in the heart of the French Quarter. A fresh chapter in a storied tradition of hospitality, this lively new concept brings a more relaxed, street-level energy to their celebrated brand while staying rooted in the flavors and spirit of New Orleans.
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​Serving up classic local favorites, guests can enjoy overstuffed po’boys, fresh-made sandwiches, flavorful plates, and golden French fries in an inviting, easygoing setting. Whether grabbing a quick bite or lingering with a drink, Two Sisters on Bourbon offers a vibrant taste of the city—where casual dining meets the unmistakable charm of the Quarter.
