Nola's- A Taste Of New Orleans

Since Nola 's was purchased from the original owner, the staff has gone south. It is more like being in a low class bar now. We asked the waitress 3 times to have the musician lower the volume of the music to no avail. When we paid the musician a $40 tip to lower the music, he stormed out of the restaurant. It all started with the bar tender barking for us to move to the other end of the bar when we were just trying to order a glass of wine while waiting for a table. It was my fiancé 's birthday. It was a terrible experience. This was a Friday night. Other friends that had not been there wanted to try the Sunday brunch. A very hateful young man came over and told my fiancé they didn 't want him in there because he asked 3 times on the previous Friday to have the music volume lowered so we could hear one another without having to repeat our conversations over and over. Needless to say, they lost 6 well paying customers. The food is decent but my fiancé is from New Orleans. So it definitely does not measure up to those standards. And the staff is terrible. I personally believe there are drug issue from what I saw of the staff. The irritability definitely presents itself as I need more drugs to be happy again. I sent a message via Facebook to try to rectify the issue. No response. Poor customer service is definitely a problem for them.

Me and my fiance went to Nola 's for a special 'night out ' dinner. Our food was riddled with issues from being served raw cornbread and unremarkable main meals. The staff was curtious, kind, and attentive if not a bit snooty about having to take back the raw cornbread.Would not return unless they had a whole new kitchen staff.

Went there for the first time last week, I so excited to try it after been wanting to for years!Got the crawfish boil, it was missing the corn and pineapple, and spices, but they did give us 4 little baby potatoes. We got the muscles too, they were… good.Was surprised by the lack of spices for a southern soul cooking restaurant.

Went there for the first time last week, I so excited to try it after been wanting to for years! Got the crawfish boil, it was missing the corn and pineapple, and spices, but they did give us 4 little baby potatoes. We got the muscles too, they were… good. Was surprised by the lack of spices for a southern soul cooking restaurant.

Went for my sister’s birthday. Drinks where great but the food was okay. Pasta was greasy and ravioli was underdone. My sister’s steak was pure butter. The servers where too friendly and it felt cheap in a way, the server’s shirts look like they worked at target and the looming presents of the I think manager was an odd vibe. I felt like the chiefs threw in the towel and the severs where trying to over compensate for it. My sister didn’t want her birthday well know and we all where uncomfortable for it yet our waitress couldn’t read the room. Nola’s was a good place. What happened?