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Businiess name:
North Bistro Lounge
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Review by:
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Review content:
We drove from Morrisville to this cute, neighborhood bistro and it was worth the drive. My fiance and I don't venture out much from our usual (restaurant-wise) and decided it was time. After searching the net for ""best date restaurants"" in the area I found an article of this bistro. I had found a lot of posh/glamorous looking places w/great sounding menus but we were in low-key mode (jeans/casual) that night so once I read the review, especially the coconut shrimp part, we were sold. We arrived not knowing what to expect- we didn't want to waste our drive and money. There was a live band and small (40+ people) but crowded-- almost every table taken. There's outdoor and indoor seating; we hoped there were available indoor seats. There was a 2 top and the bar. The tables are pretty close to each other a turn-off but we didn't want the bar. We ate at 9pm and didn't want to wait. The review of the restaurant raved about the coconut shrimp so we ordered that first. They were sooo good! Coconut shrimp is a fave and sometimes they're not so good. They were jumbo and with perfect amount breading & coconut. I had to try the crabcakes to die for-- good ones are a fave. The name isn't disappointing. Actual crabmeat, tender and cooked perfectly. I normally have reumolade sauce but the aioli was a good change. My fiance loves shrimp & grits and the description had him wanting to try it. Although it's a big portion, it was just OK and not the Charleston style we know of-- it had mushrooms and tomatoes. We stopped eating pork so the bacon was also a surprise. We're from the south and know about some shrimp & grits. He still ate most. We forgot it was a Californian restaurant. Since we're so close to the 2 others beside us, we overheard the girl enjoying the tuna she ordered. Our server was attentive and nice. We would def eat there again, more likely earlier than 9pm b/c of the crowd and my fiance will try something else. A good change. A-
Pros: good coconut shrimp, parking, live music, laid-back
Cons: tables are too close, sat beside kitchen, bad shrimp & grits
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