hours
business hours
Mo-Th
11am-11pm
Sa
11am-1:30am
lunch
Mo-Sa
dinner
Daily
primary category
Restaurants
secondary categories
Cocktail Lounges
restaurant type
Casual Dining
primary cuisine
Cajun/Creole
secondary cuisines
Liquor
average price
$10 - $20 ($$)
payment options
Mastercard
American Express
Visa
Cash
features
Bar or lounge
Family friendly
Full bar (beer, wine, mixed drinks)
Live entertainment
Outdoor seating
Table service
Takeout
Takes reservations
dress code
Casual / No dress code
neighborhoods
SoDo
Downtown
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New Orleans Creole Restaurant
114 1st Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104-2502
(206) 622-2563
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Bayou on 1st in Seattle, WA
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Lunch and dinner at the New Orleans feature Creole and Cajun food. Live music nightly highlights America's musical heritage of jazz standards, blues, zydeco, and Dixieland. Local, regional, and national musicians create a lively, upbeat atmosphere in this Pioneer Square landmark. You can be comfortable in black tie or t-shirt and sandals.
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We walked through Pioneer Square and went to New Orleans Restaurant. The service was a little shoddy, but that may have been because we sat in the bar, and it was right after a Mariner's game, so everyone packed in all at once. I ordered seafood gumbo and got chicken, but it was still really good chicken gumbo, and it was too busy and I was too hungry to send it back.
I would go there again, and hopefully try the seafood gumbo.
They also had a live New Orleans's style jazz band playing, which was really cool.
I would go there again, and hopefully try the seafood gumbo.
They also had a live New Orleans's style jazz band playing, which was really cool.
New Orleans Creole Restaurant really takes you back to the Dirty Dirty with authentic jambalaya, gumbo, po' boys, and deep fried seafood. The atmosphere is rounded out with live jazz and Abita Beer (including Purple Haze!)
Along with the southern creole charm comes the southern creole pace. Take the speed of life in Seattle, and recalibrate to about half the speed. Be prepared for a leisurely lunch, even when the restaurant isn't busy.
Along with the southern creole charm comes the southern creole pace. Take the speed of life in Seattle, and recalibrate to about half the speed. Be prepared for a leisurely lunch, even when the restaurant isn't busy.
by Whrrl
thursday, august 9, 2007
I have set the initial rating of New Orleans Creole Restaurant to the Web average of 4 stars.
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