Location: Pearl River
Top 10 Bar food in Pearl River, Louisiana, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Pearl River, Louisiana, United States. Pearl River is a town in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, United States. The population was 2,432 at the 2010 census. It is part of the New Orleans–Metairie–Kenner Metropolitan Statistical Area.
10. Speckled T's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By NorthStar577399
Shared the dinner special"Boiled Seafood Bucket" The only thing "SPECIAL" about the seafood was IT WASN'T FRESHLY BOILED!" The crablegs & shrimp had been frozen (not surprising) BUT WAS NOT FRESHLY BOILED! The restaurant was less than clean & the men's bathroom stunk.
9. Nola Southern Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Marybeth C
Based on a recommendation from our hotel, we decided to try NOLA Southern Grill for dinner. My dinner started with disappointment when I discovered that fried crawfish were no longer on the menu. I opted for fried shrimp and my husband had the fried pyster poor boy. Both were good, but, it wasn't crawfish. I found my shrimp a bit salty, but the star on the plate was a melt in your mouth hush puppy with whole kernel corn. Yum! By the time we left, the restaurant was very full. Lots of larger family groups.
8. Times Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Kathy650101
We just went. We loved this place. Burgers were so good and fried mushrooms the best. You certainly got a nice, and delicious serving. We would go weekly almost. However last visit, menu has changed, prices increased and serving size has decreased. SAD, REALLY SAD. Waitress was nice Bun on burger was so wet I cold have wrung it out. They did bring me a new bun Mushrooms still tasted good, but we got 3/4 of what we used to get. Atmosphere was cold. Needed to bring my jacket in to wear while I was paying big bucks to eat burgers. This place is going OFF my favorite place to get a burger. Plus they have changed their doodads (skinny onion strings ) to something fatter and they are horrible now. They are severely overpriced for burgers. SEVERELY.
7. Outback Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By emilyandcole
Went here for my brothers birthday and enjoyed the company of our family and friends. However they put us in a small space with a small table. We were smushed and didn't have any arm room. The server seemed really new and I felt that he couldn't handle our table of 11. I asked for a margarita when ordering drinks and it literally took him until after I got my burger to get the drink. I was very upset about that. The food was good, however I feel that they need to vamp there menu. Maybe more veggie options! All in all, it was a decent visit. The manager seemed really cool when they came out to sing happy b-day, they made my brother an aluminum foil hat!
6. The Wine Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Csat-NOLA
We stopped in on a Thursday evening which is considered âsteakâ night. Was a great experience. Food was good but their primary business is wine and drinks. We have been there on Thursday nights before so can be very crowded. Would warn others that they could be a bit slow but only because itâs so crowded but ultimately not really any issue. Have a good selection of wine and alcohol. Has a incredible bourbon selection with probably more than 50 choices including many rare finds. They also gave a store attached if your looking to buy something for the house. Highly recommended, will be back.
5. Nola Southern Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Marybeth C
Based on a recommendation from our hotel, we decided to try NOLA Southern Grill for dinner. My dinner started with disappointment when I discovered that fried crawfish were no longer on the menu. I opted for fried shrimp and my husband had the fried pyster poor boy. Both were good, but, it wasn't crawfish. I found my shrimp a bit salty, but the star on the plate was a melt in your mouth hush puppy with whole kernel corn. Yum! By the time we left, the restaurant was very full. Lots of larger family groups.
4. Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By sbear1324
Met friends for a quick bite and beers. Buffaloes has a large menu so finding something for anyone's taste is relatively easy. I decided on a new menu item: Ultimate Cheese Sampler (Fried Cheese Curds, Mozzarella Sticks & Grilled Cheese) with a small order of Bacon Cheese Fries. The beer was cold, the food was hot and the service was prompt. Now, not sure how to rate this new dish because after all it was all fried with cheese or bacon. Give it a try if you like cheese.
3. Nola Southern Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Marybeth C
Based on a recommendation from our hotel, we decided to try NOLA Southern Grill for dinner. My dinner started with disappointment when I discovered that fried crawfish were no longer on the menu. I opted for fried shrimp and my husband had the fried pyster poor boy. Both were good, but, it wasn't crawfish. I found my shrimp a bit salty, but the star on the plate was a melt in your mouth hush puppy with whole kernel corn. Yum! By the time we left, the restaurant was very full. Lots of larger family groups.
2. Lester's Seafood
Lester's Seafood in Pearl River, LA. specializes in fresh seafood and meals that feel like you're sitting in ya' Mama's kitchen. We believe in simple, yet well done meals, and huge portions at reasonable prices. We're not a fancy place, just somewhere you
Reviewed By ruthielong58
Food is fair at best, beware of the price, what is advertised is not what they charge. Every time you go, there are new waitresses. Don't seem to know what to do,not well trained. What's wrong with this place that they can't keep staff? Not worth the effort to go to Pearl River. Much better restaurants in Slidell.
1. Nola Southern Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Marybeth C
Based on a recommendation from our hotel, we decided to try NOLA Southern Grill for dinner. My dinner started with disappointment when I discovered that fried crawfish were no longer on the menu. I opted for fried shrimp and my husband had the fried pyster poor boy. Both were good, but, it wasn't crawfish. I found my shrimp a bit salty, but the star on the plate was a melt in your mouth hush puppy with whole kernel corn. Yum! By the time we left, the restaurant was very full. Lots of larger family groups.
