Nola

When visiting Palo Alto, Nola is our favorite place to go. The entire menu is fire and the atmosphere is inviting. The crawfish and shrimp gumbo is a must, along with the beet drop salad. And don't forget the mini cocktails to help set the mood. All main dishes are great.

Decided to pop in while on a walk, never been before. I loved the Mardi Gras vibe/decor they had going on. My husband and I sat at the bar to watch some football. I got the bottomless mimosa, and he got a hurricane. We also shared the beignets, which came with a chocolate sauce, raspberry sauce, and a Caramel sauce to dip them in. The caramel and raspberry were delicious, but the chocolate sauce... I wasnt impressed with. The beignets were hot, fresh and delicious. The bottomless mimosa was unli

Saw the recommendation online. Decided to take the fam and the kid here after a blessed Sunday. The set up and ambience is kind of odd but it works well. Was able to watch the football games in the lounge area. They have a separate bar, outdoor seating and a villa style dining area which is awesome. What we ordered: Guacamole: smaller serving for $11 but delicious: chips were light. 8/10 Skirt steak kids meal: must try and delicious. Grilled perfectly and Had an Asian taste to it. Mas

Best spot for food and drinks in Palo Alto! I will reviews from our 2 visits for dinner then brunch the next morning before the cal-Stanford big game. Dinner had about a 30 min wait, sat outside under heater. Margarita pitchers are good and strong, the vegan impossible jambalaya and portobello po boy are outstanding. Ceviche was well received. Smash burger was on the small side. Cauliflower taco was yummy. Brunch had bottomless mimosa option which we added but it was literally 90% OJ so we will

After Thanksgiving, we took a drive to Stanford shopping center and downtown Palo Alto to see the lights decoration for Chistmas. We walked around and found this restaurant on Yelp. Cajun stuff so we decided to try out. It was hard to find due to road construction but we got there. We liked the cozy design of the restaurant, 2 levels with an open looking down at the floor. We didn't have to wait and got seated right away. The lights are so dim that we need phone light to read the menu, I used th