Bistro Nolah propose des plats authentiques inspirés par les traditions culinaires riches de la cuisine cajun et créole. Le menu présente des incontournables tels que le jambalaya mijoté, le gumbo épicé et le poisson-chat noirci agrémenté de mélanges d'épices audacieux. Les clients découvrent une approche directe des plats réconfortants qui privilégie les saveurs robustes et les méthodes de préparation traditionnelles. Les plats signatures incluent souvent des beignets frits et des sandwichs po-boy aux crevettes qui représentent le patrimoine culinaire varié du sud des États-Unis. La cuisine maintient des normes élevées pour la qualité des ingrédients afin de garantir que chaque plat capture la chaleur et les arômes distincts des recettes classiques du Bayou. Cet établissement demeure une destination pour ceux recherchant une véritable cuisine du Sud préparée avec précision technique et constance.
Bistro Nolah est largement considéré comme une destination de choix pour savourer une cuisine cajun et créole authentique inspirée de la Nouvelle Orléans dans le West Island. Les clients louent régulièrement la qualité et les saveurs des plats tels que les crevettes aux gruaux, le brisket, le poulet frit et les beignets, soulignant le soin apporté à chaque assiette. Bien que l'atmosphère intime et chaleureuse ainsi que le service attentionné soient très appréciés, certains convives mentionnent que l'espace peut devenir bruyant et parfois exigu. Malgré quelques commentaires sur une épice parfois trop prononcée ou des prix élevés, la grande majorité des visiteurs décrivent une expérience mémorable et excellente, revenant fréquemment pour profiter tant du brunch que du souper.
November 2023: the short ribs were well presented, a good portion, & well cooked but kinda tasteless except for the surface. Jambalaya boulettes were delicious but if there was meat it was invisible. Great service. Nice decor at atmosphere. Enjoyed the Nebbolini wine we got. Past experiences: Definitely one of the best restaurants in the West Island overall. Excellent service. Nice cocktails but they could stand to be more creative with them. Gumbo & jambalaya are always solid choices. The beignets are very filling. The lobster mac & cheese wasn't really for me, it felt like it was missing something. Brunch was great pre-covid, haven't checked since.
Our dining experience in Montreal has been somewhat disappointing recently, with restaurants charging very high prices for sub-par quality. I'm absolutely happy to pay for good quality food, & I understand the difficulties restaurants are facing post-pandemic. That being said, we went to Bistro Nolah tonight & were blown away by how wonderful everything was. Ambiance was lovely, really loved how cozy the restaurant is, the jazz music & the decor. Tables are spaced well enough apart & music is a good volume so that you don't have to yell over any noise. My partner & I definitely plan to come back for another date night. The service was great. I almost wished they came less frequently to our table, but we arrived at 5 pm when it was initially less busy. Still, it was not overbearing by any means. We were given plenty of time to relax after getting our check without us needing to search for our waiter to pay. & our waiter clearly knew the menu really well - we really appreciated his input when we were choosing our meals. Finally, the food & drinks were fantastic. I had a Dark & Stormy which was double the size of a cocktail I'd get in the city. Great value, well made. Nothing special on the cocktail menu front, but still very much enjoyed my drink. Started out with some nice warm bread rolls with some very addictive smoky/sweet butter. We shared the sausage gumbo appetizer. Really tasty & notably the texture of the rice in the gumbo was perfect, but can't speak to how it compares to gumbo from Louisiana. Not particularly spicy, as someone who eats a lot of spicy food, contrary to what some reviewers have said, but flavorful. I would recommend trying it, but will skip it next time & try out the fried chicken or mac & cheese, as a matter of personal preference. We shared the brisket & creole shrimp mains. Brisket was phenomenal, especially the barbecue sauce. Love oyster mushrooms, but could take or leave the ones on top of the brisket. Felt like they could use a better sautée & that they didn't mesh that well with the dish. Mashed potatoes were also delicious. That said, it was my favorite dish we ate, as well as my partner's, but was very closely followed by the creole shrimp. If you don't like heat of any kind, the creole shrimp might not be for you. We love spicy. The shrimp was cooked perfectly & the flavor was fantastic. The tomato sauce was also incredible & had the perfect amount of heat. The side of jambalaya & veggies were good too, but not the star of the show. To be fair, I was incredibly full & saved them for last - a testament to the nice portion size for what we paid & my mistake of eating a pain au chocolat an hour & a half before dinner. For me, what makes a restaurant stand out is attention to detail, & Bistro Nolah does not disappoint in that regard. I can't wait to come back & try some dessert next time! If you're like us & live nowhere near the West Island, I hope this convinces you to make the trip. My only regret is not coming here sooner.
Not happy, my husband's favorite restaurant. Decided to order to have a nice evening in as he was tired from long work hours. The prices on Uber were Minimum 5.00 increase per item. Hush puppies 17.00 instead of 12.00. braised ribs 52.00 instead of 45.00, mac & cheese 25.00 instead of 17.00, why an 8.00 increase on mac & cheese? That is offensive
22 nov. 2023
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