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It all began with a walk down Bourbon Street - French
Quarter - New Orleans...
The fun, the food, yes-the drinks, the art and that
feeling...
The party began here in Palo Alto in June of 1996,
since then we’ve evolved into the number one
party spot in the Bay Area!! N’awlins style!!
Nola is a bit of New Orleans located in the historic
Ramona Street Building in downtown Palo Alto. Our
menu consists of Creole, Cajun, and Southwestern cuisine.
New Orleans favorites, such as hurricanes, fresh oysters,
gumbo, seafood jambalaya, and étouffée,
are just a few of the classics you will find.
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The party stretches out over three floors, with seven different
funky dining areas. Nola has one of the largest collections
of Southern folk art on the West Coast. From the dark side
of the French Quarters come some of the hippest local "outsider"
artists, such as Marc "Baby" Bercier, Big Al "The
Shoe Shine" Tamplet, and A.J. Lastat Boudreaux. Other
Southern greats, such as Frank "Preacher" Boyle
and Robert Harris, capture that wild, funky life of the
South. Lots of food, booze, and blues! Come check out what
Fortune magazine voted as "the hottest bar in the Silicon
Valley."
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Welcome to the party--
grab a Hurricane, a group of friends,
wrap yourself in our mardi gras beads
and “Laisser les Bon Temps Rouler!!”
Cheers,
Greg St. Claire |
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