From the moment you descend the stately entryway and step through the speakeasy-style doors of Nola’s Creole & Cocktails, you're enveloped by an atmosphere that is, to quote Tulsa World, 'eye-popping'. Nestled in Tulsa's vibrant Cherry Street district, Nola's has been serving up the authentic taste and atmosphere of New Orleans since its opening in April 2018.
The culinary brainchild of Brett Rehorn, the same creative force behind Kilkenny’s Irish Pub, Nola’s is an immersive experience that sweeps you away to a Prohibition Era world. Located in the basement of a historic elementary school, the restaurant brilliantly maintains its Prohibition roots, from its delectable food and craft cocktails to the art and artifacts that adorn its five uniquely themed dining areas.
Nola's is not just a restaurant; it's an homage to the Big Easy. With its Cajun-Creole inspired menu, Nola’s serves a gastronomic symphony that resonates with the heart and soul of New Orleans cuisine. Whether it's an intimate dinner or a group celebration, every dish promises a culinary journey down to the Bayou, without the travel.
True to its name, Nola’s also specializes in craft cocktails inspired by the Prohibition Era, allowing patrons to savor the tastes of a time past. The bar presents an impressive selection, catering to casual drinkers and connoisseurs alike.
But the essence of Nola’s lies not just in its food and drink, but in its commitment to enriched hospitality, a testament to its parent company, Watershed Hospitality. Every element of Nola’s is crafted to transport you, offering a respite from the mundane and inviting you to live in the moment.
As Tulsa People remarked, walking into Nola’s Creole & Cocktails evokes a sense of déjà vu. And indeed, it does. Each visit is a nostalgic yet fresh journey into the heart of New Orleans, right here in Tulsa. This is a testament to Nola's incredible success in creating an ambiance and culinary experience that is a 'throwback to Prohibition-Era New Orleans'.
In Nola’s Creole & Cocktails, the spirit of the Big Easy truly lives on, making it an absolute must-visit destination for all who seek to experience the richness of New Orleans culture and cuisine. Step into Nola’s and let the tastes, sights, and sounds of the Prohibition Era sweep you off your feet.
