Patois is a cajun and creole restaurant Orleans Parish Louisiana located in United States.
6078 Laurel St (at Webster Street) New Orleans , LA 70118 United States
Credit Cards | Yes (incl. Discover & Visa) |
Outdoor Seating | Yes |
Dining Options | Table Service |
Restroom | Yes |
Menus | Brunch, Lunch, Dinner |
Drinks | Full Bar, Cocktails |
"Patois customers especially rave about dishes like fennel-crusted panéed Mississippi rabbit , potato and crab gnocchi , and crispy pork belly with seared scallops ." -Travel + Leisure on TripExpert Read more
Loved everything we tried and pretty sure we would have loved everything we didn't try. Market salad , gnocchi and pulled pork biscuits all amaaaazing. The virgin suicide was a great drink too...
"Louisiana cuisine with a French accent." This was one of our best meals in New Orleans—and we happened upon it by chance. If you're in the Audubon area, it's definitely worth a visit.
great brunch ! try the lamb ribs , almond crusted gulf fish & scallops . for dessert do the frozen creme fraiche souffle & candied pork belly pain perdu
Everything is fabulous. If you want a real food experience, this is where you will find it
Treme happened here. Patois specializes in French cuisine with a local edge. One of the best places to learn the language of New Orleans cuisine.
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The smoked chicken and andouille gumbo is some of the best I've had anywhere.
This hotspot melds traditional and progressive cuisine with trendy drinks and decor complementing its locally-inspired food. The smoked speckled trout salad is a classic Southern dish.
Patois is delicious, down to the lavender shortbread ! Make a reservation to be sure you have a spot; this place is in-demand!
One of the best brunches I have ever had. I wish I had more time so I could return for dinner . Great service and highly creative cuisine. Best of New Orleans.
Like the name implies, the menu speaks a dialect, marrying the stylishness of French bistro comfort foods with the soul of Southern, Spanish, Italian and even occasionally Asian flavors.
Try the Mississippi rabbit - prepared with pancetta , goat cheese and wild mushrooms . Read more
Brian Landry, chef of Borgne, eats here on his nights off. He loves the Sautéed sweetbreads . Read more
Duck confit salad and the fish special
Everything . Such a quality product . M
One of the best food in town
Incredible ribs
This place is the perfect date night spot .
probably my favorite restaurant in New Orleans. Aaron is a genius. ask him if he has any moonshine . Read more
rec from sno bliz lady
The filet with Stilton. Yum! Great service and awesome atmosphere. - Scottie Bailey
Snapping turtle soup, oysters revolution style, cold meat platters are excellent. Service is meticulous, atmosphere relaxed and intimate. Leave room for the souffle. Skip entrees if you must. - Mehmet Orun
Very laid back environment. Live bands on the weekends at 9pm. Big Steve takes care of you at the bar. Favorite Cigar Lounge In New Orleans. - Dubb Beats
Kids had a blast!! They let you bring your own cookers of food for lunch. They also have peacocks walking around...this was the kids favorite part;-) - Ashley