What People Are Saying About Nola's
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In Short – Bringing a touch of New Orleans to West End, Nola's concentrates on Cajun staples and unique dishes from owner Alexia Cabrera's native Uruguay. Authentic po'boy sandwiches satisfy the business lunch crowd while the locals sticking around for a hearty dinner swear by the parrillada--a heaping portion of top-cut beef served with real chimichurri. Two large Creole-themed murals give the otherwise sparse interior a bit of color and ample seating allow for varying group sizes.
06/16/09
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by ELBOOGIE
THERE NUMBER IS NOT CORRECT ON THIS SITE, THE NUMBER THAT STARTS WITH 3 IS WRONG. I CALLED THE OTHR NUMBER
- Pros: HAVEN'T VISIT THERE YET
- Cons: DO NOT KNOW
05/15/08
Awesome food - everything is great
by wdlambiv
This place has an absolutely incredible menu. My parents come down from St Louis and love to have the oyster po-boys because her oysters are so fresh. The shrimp pasta and the bbq shrimp apetizer are other allstars on this menu.
Stop by and have a great meal.
- Pros: Great seafood
12/04/07
Increible y delicioso!!! -- The best Uruguayan/Argentine food outside of South America
by holrock54
As a Uruguayan living in Nashville, I had been craving the home-comforts of parillada, chivitos, milanesas, mate, and a great vibe. Nola's is the epitome of great cooking and amazing friendly service. It is an amazing place to watch a "partido" of "futbol" or soccer as ya'll say. The only thing it's missing is waves crashing on the beach. Also the best part of every month is the 29th, when Alexia cooks up her special gnochis with a delicious red sauce...a Uruguayan tradition. They also have a good selection of cervezas but nothing from my homeland, and a kick-ass desert cannelonni. All in all, BARBARO/AWESOME!
- Pros: Chivitos, gnochis, everything Uruguayan/Argentinian
- Cons: not on the beach : (
The Details on Nola's
What to Drink:
Nola's stocks several varieties of New Orleans' famous Abita beers.
The Extras:
The dessert menu is made up of several traditional Uruguayan favorites including Pio Nono and Postre Chaja. If you are visiting for a birthday, be sure to try the Little John's ice cream. Part dessert, part sculpture this upside-down-clown it is sure to put a smile on anyone's face.
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