Traditional Crawfish Boil, Alligator Bites, Crawfish Etouffe and Shrimp and Grits
"We've brought New Orlean's food and jazz to New Hampshire, allowing you to enjoy Creole and Cajun cuisine without having to travel to the South. Live jazz music is played on our stage three nights a week for your listening entertainment. We are Downtown Manchester's new spot for lunch, dinner or just having a couple drinks with your best friends." - N'awlins Grille
I finally went to N'awlins Grille and I absolutely loved it! Great southern Creole food that is so flavorful and tasty. The restaurant has this great New Orlean's bayou feel to it right when you walk in. Amazing artwork is drawn right on the walls and great jazz music plays in the background as you take your seat and absorb the ambiance you've just walked in to. The food was so good and the prices are not bad for what you're getting. If you're still wondering whether to go or not, check N'awlins out for a yummy $5 lunch one day. We enjoyed their traditional crawfish boil, alligator bites, crawfish etouffe and shrimps and grits. Everything was so amazing that I can't even choose which was better but I hightly recommend trying the traditional crawfish boil and alligator bites. Visit N'awlins Grille's website www.nawlinsgrille.com and facebook page nawlinsgrille.
Traditional Crawfish Boil: One pound of whole crawfish, red potatoes and corn on the cob cooked in a magnificent cajun blend of spice boil. (Seems that they forgot our corn on the cob that day, but it's forgivable because everything else was so delicious!)
Alligator Bites: Marinated alligator meat perfectly fried and served with Louisiana remoulade sauce.
Crawfish Etouffe: A spicy cajun stew of vegetables and crawfish with a strong french buttery influence. Served on a bed of long grain rice.
Shrimp and Grits: Shrimp sauteed in a cajun seasoned butter, cheese and trinity sauce and then folded into a our fresh creamy grits. Topped with parmesan cheese, red peppers and scallions.
Beautiful artwork throughout the restaurant.
