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- TripExpertMay 28, 2015"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
- ajay rajaniOctober 5, 2014Loved 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...
- Aubrey LittletonOctober 18, 2018"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.
- Gloria ChinFebruary 21, 2013great brunch! try the lamb ribs, almond crusted gulf fish & scallops. for dessert do the frozen creme fraiche souffle & candied pork belly pain perdu
- Brandi BruceJune 9, 2015Everything is fabulous. If you want a real food experience, this is where you will find it
- HBOSeptember 3, 2011Treme 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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- EpicuriousAugust 23, 2010This 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.
- Erica JohnsonNovember 17, 2015The smoked chicken and andouille gumbo is some of the best I've had anywhere.
- Kat HansonSeptember 29, 2011Patois is delicious, down to the lavender shortbread! Make a reservation to be sure you have a spot; this place is in-demand!
- Colin FiolaJanuary 11, 2011One 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.
- GourmetLiveOctober 16, 2010Like 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.
- Gambit New OrleansFebruary 6, 2013
- Chefs FeedAugust 22, 2014Brian Landry, chef of Borgne, eats here on his nights off. He loves the Sautéed sweetbreads. Read more
- George HowardJanuary 21, 2010probably my favorite restaurant in New Orleans. Aaron is a genius. ask him if he has any moonshine. Read more