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Tell me what to get at Borgne
Posted on 4/18/12 at 2:16 pm
Posted on 4/18/12 at 2:16 pm
The Hornets are taking me to lunch there next week, Ive never been, but I am sure that it is good,
any suggestions on what to get?
TIA
any suggestions on what to get?
TIA
Posted on 4/18/12 at 2:40 pm to kbdos
I had dinner there a few Fridays ago. It was very good. I wasn't all that thrilled with the decor. It felt sort of sterile and cold with the exception of the columns that are covered with oyster shells.
I think the dinner menu is different from the lunch menu. Looks like the lunch menu may be the sample menu online.
I liked the shrimp fritters and the broiled oyster apps. I'd get either of those again. I had the stuffed flounder which was just huge. It was good, but I don't think I'd order it again. The stuffing was tasty and sort of fluffy. I ordered it because another diner couldn't decide between that and another fish dish. We all fish dishes and they were all good. The other two were better than the flounder, though. One was drum in brown butter sauce with pecans and crabmeat, which is probably what I would have ordered. I really liked it. The other was pompano with tomatoes, hazelnuts, garlic, olive oil, croutons and a sherry vinaigrette. Also very good.
We didn't get desserts.
Service was very good.
I think the dinner menu is different from the lunch menu. Looks like the lunch menu may be the sample menu online.
I liked the shrimp fritters and the broiled oyster apps. I'd get either of those again. I had the stuffed flounder which was just huge. It was good, but I don't think I'd order it again. The stuffing was tasty and sort of fluffy. I ordered it because another diner couldn't decide between that and another fish dish. We all fish dishes and they were all good. The other two were better than the flounder, though. One was drum in brown butter sauce with pecans and crabmeat, which is probably what I would have ordered. I really liked it. The other was pompano with tomatoes, hazelnuts, garlic, olive oil, croutons and a sherry vinaigrette. Also very good.
We didn't get desserts.
Service was very good.
Posted on 4/19/12 at 3:11 pm to kbdos
I got the "Fish In A Bag" the last time I went. It's sheepshead broiled in a parchment paper bag with caramelized onions, tomatoes, and crab butter (chef's creation made from crab fat). It was really good and I definitely recommend it. Very aromatic, which was probably the best part. The duck poppers are not as good as they claim (I could make it on the grill easy) but I did enjoy the crawfish croquettes. Order apps, the portions are small. And a St. Gleason
Posted on 4/19/12 at 3:43 pm to kbdos
The slow smoked pork empanadas were a great starter. I got the twice-cooked garlic chicken. It was good and the portion was huge, but seafood is really their thing.
My boyfriend got the crab and pork belly hot pot, which sounded good on paper but didn't quite work as styled. The broth was too sweet and there was not enough heat.
My boyfriend got the crab and pork belly hot pot, which sounded good on paper but didn't quite work as styled. The broth was too sweet and there was not enough heat.
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