Best in Town
The restaurant recently remodeled and has a very cozy atmosphere inside. What particularly made the evening flow was the friendliness of the staff. The people are fun and happy when they serve which only makes your dinner more enjoyable. The food is quite tasty if you enjoy cajun or Louisiana style cooking. It's definitely worth a try.    [19 Dec 2003 20:57:41]

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Recommended Dishes: pork steamed dumplings/seafood jambalaya

     ­Jody   

Good Jazz, Good Food, Good Drinks... Sounds like N'awlins
If you are looking for a place to listen to jazz, enjoy some good beer or cocktails, and have great appetizers or entrees in New Brunswick then this restaurant should be high on your list. I would call this place a hidden gem, but that would be for visitors not from the New Brunswick area who know not about this excellent corner restaurant. As a treat, for the beer lover, Old Bay has a great changing beer list with some old favorites and new tastes. Looking to take someone for the first (or any) date, this is a great place to consider. Great staff, great music, great food, enough said.    [03 Jan 2004 16:56:00]

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Recommended Dishes: Dessert: Banana's Foster

     ­Anonymous   

We'll always have beer and pudding
Awesome beers on tap. Bread pudding with bourbon sauce to die for (Hillary Clinton wanted the recipe). Not much else anymore though.

Used to be great, but for some reason they have cut way back on hours and the food became, well, icky.

Overall it is no longer a draw.    [24 Mar 2007 17:12:16]

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Recommended Dishes: Beer and Bread Pudding

     ­Anonymous