Reviews of Olde Nola Cookery. (Restaurant) in New Orleans (Louisiana).

Olde Nola Cookery

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Seafood restaurant

205 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA 70130, United States

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Reviews of Olde Nola Cookery

JiShun Zhou

What an amazing place! The food was exceptional. Fresh seafood and authentic dishes (or at least I believe they were). What made the experience extra great was the service and the hospitality! The waiter was so friendly, attentive, and friendly… and they gave us extra free oyster!!! How can you not be happy when they give you free food?! Super recommended! They are open till very late - one of the few. Tip is included in the bill

Cristina

I liked the place, the waiter was really nice. Maybe to noise and cold inside. I ordered crab meat cake and pudding. The crab meat was tasty at the beginning but once I continued eating I was feeling bored. I liked the spices as well as the mushroom source but at the end I think that it was overwhelming. In the case of the pudding, if Im honest it was to die for it. Sweeter than I'm used to but really delicious. The Bourbon syrup was more than incredible.

Rachel Stephens

Legitimately the BEST collard greens I've ever had and they have a dedicated gluten free menu! Went here on 2/4/2022 after checking into our hotel around the corner. This place was super busy so we put our name down on the list. We probably waited about 15 minutes for a seat which is whatever for a Friday night in the French Quarter. They have a dedicated gluten free menu so I chose the $26 crab cakes which came with mashed potatoes and collard greens. Legitimately 10/10 collard greens, while the crab cakes were fine but a little small for the price. My husband had an $11 bowl of gumbo that came with a roll and a $16 chicken po'boy sandwich. Every single day my husband asked if I wanted to go back to this restaurant. I did, but I also wanted to try other places simply because it was my first time in New Orleans. This is a definite place I'll revisit on our next trip to the French Quarter.

Michael McMahon

Located on Bourbon Street. Had to wait in about an hour to get inside on a Saturday night. The drinks were pretty pricey for the taste of no alcohol. They were super sweet my friend didn't like them. And I was on the edge of not liking them. The food was mediocre compared to the restaurant rice and roux in baton rouge. We got the same exact meal. And they were lacking the flavor that the rice and roux restaurant was offering.

Ashley RM

Sister and I stopped in Louisiana just to try a meal. After reviews we chose this place. It was a wait but the food did not disappoint!!!! The place is a little crowded and loud. Our waiter was a young man and he was obviously super busy but he was extremely nice and did a great job. The pasta my sister ordered , Lord!!, it was seasoned so well the whole plate was just bomb!! My meal was good but I swear I kept wanting to bite off her plate!! We would definitely visit this place again . Give it a try.

Tomiya Coleman

First timer and everything was amazing! We arrived around 12:00 PM and the place was packed. We had about a 10-16 min wait which was not back. We ordered the Chicken & Gumbo, Seafood Gumbo, Half Dozen Fried Oysters, Red Beans & Rice with Fried Catfish, and for dessert Bread Pudding. We were pleasantly pleased with the food, server, and setting while eating in the restaurant. The Bread Pudding that was ordered to go was subpar because the bottom was visibly overcooked and it had a slightly burnt taste. Otherwise, our initial visit was great! UPDATE: went back since the food was that good. This time it was a Friday night and it was almost 9:00PM when we were seated, the place was jam packed. Note: there was a long line and about a 30-40 minute wait to be seated. Unfortunately, the food, presentation, nor service were as good as it was during lunch hours. The Red Beans and Rice and Catfish were the only saving grace for that night time experience.

Francina Thomas

This Restaurant is located on Bourbon St. A great spot for evening and late night eats- as they close at 1am. Upon arrival you have to wait for the Hostess/Host to seat you. The place is popular. We arrived at 9pm and our weight time was less than 5 minutes to be seated. The food and drink menu has a decent amount of choices to choose from and the prices are competitive. We ordered the seafood platter and gator bites. Both were good . thank you Nola

STEPHANIE SZENDER

This place was most excellent. We got to try a little bit of everything, grilled gator, fried gator, oysters, etouffe, drinks were amazing, service was good, our waiter was super nice. Highly recommend for a freshie to New Orleans that wants to taste everything that is popular regarding food types. This is the place for that. Can be busy in the evening but they have an entire second floor to accommodate. We didn’t wait at all and went in at peak hours. They know what they are doing here and I respect that.

Jamie Moore

Must get the gator bites. I got them half fried and half blackened. Liked the blackened better but would recommend to get them half and half. The loaded cajan fries were good too. The sauce was so tasty. Atmosphere was great, service was great, and food was amazing. Must eat here for New Orleans style food.

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