News Iconic New Orleans Restaurant Commander's Palace Is Now Shipping Nationwide For the first time ever, Commander's Palace is sending its famous turtle soup across the country, thanks to a new partnership with Goldbelly. By Bridget Hallinan Bridget Hallinan As an Associate Food Editor, Bridget Hallinan primarily focuses on home cooking content for Food & Wine.com. She writes and edits recipe content, interviews chefs for helpful tips and tricks, and works on franchises such as our cookbook roundups and taste tests. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Published on May 4, 2020 Share Tweet Pin Email Courtesy of Commander's Palace New Orleans' historic Commander's Palace restaurant will now ship its signature dishes right to your door. The restaurant, known for its haute Creole cuisine, has seen chefs like Paul Prudhomme and Emeril Lagasse pass through its kitchen, and Tory McPhail, executive chef since 2002, has received several nods from the James Beard Foundation. While you'd previously have to go straight to New Orleans to try the restaurant's signature turtle soup, on May 4, the restaurant officially joined Goldbelly and started shipping nationwide. On the Commander's Palace hub, you'll find the famous turtle soup, which has been on the menu since the restaurant's opening in 1893, available in two-quart quantities for $89—add two loaves of cheesy garlic bread, another Commander's Palace signature, for an extra $20. You can also order a spiced sugarcane lacquered quail kit, which includes raw quail, bacon braised cabbage, and sugarcane molasses glaze, available in packages to serve two people ($99) and four people ($179). And for dessert, round it all out with pecan pie ($39), which can serve eight. Want an all-in-one experience? Order a full three-course dinner. Also available in quantities that serve two ($179) or four ($299), the package has the garlic bread, soup, quail, bacon braised cabbage, sugarcane molasses glaze, and pecan pie. All packages come with step-by-step instructions for preparing each dish (or dishes), from defrosting to cooking. And if you have any leftovers, there are storage instructions, too. In late March, Shake Shack also joined Goldbelly; however, instead of adding of a few of its signature menu items, the chain offers DIY ShackBurger kits, which include the key ingredients you need to make ShackBurgers at home. The kits come with eight servings of burger patties, eight Martin's Potato Rolls, eight slices of American cheese, and the brand's famous ShackSauce—all you need to provide is lettuce, tomato, salt, and pepper, along with some butter to toast the buns. In addition to Commander's Palace and Shake Shack, several other big brands have started delivering through Goldbelly, too, including another New Orleans, favorite, Willa Jean (and those next-level chocolate chip cookies) and Brooklyn's beloved Di Fara pizzeria. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit