N'Awlins Restaurant

N'Awlins Restaurant
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N'Awlins Restaurant

 
Address: 299 King Street W.,
Toronto, ON, M5V 1J5, Canada
Phone: (416) 595-1958
Fax: (416) 595-1041
E-mail:
Website: http://www.nawlins.ca
Reservation: Make a Reservation
Delivery: Order Online
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Alligator (click for more info...)
Bruschetta (click for more info...)
Cajun Calamari (click for more info...)
Cajun Chicken Livers (click for more info...)
Cajun Tiger Shrimp (click for more info...)
Coconut Shrimp (click for more info...)
Escargots (click for more info...)
Grilled Vegetable Platter (click for more info...)
Mississippi Mussels (click for more info...)
N'awlins Cajun Crab Cakes (click for more info...)
N'awlins Grilled Platter (for 4) (click for more info...)
N'awlins Party Platter (for 4) (click for more info...)
Peppercorn Mussels (click for more info...)
Smoked Salmon (click for more info...)
Salads
Avocado Salad (click for more info...)
Caesar Salad (click for more info...)
Mixed Green Salad (click for more info...)
Warm Salad (click for more info...)
Pasta
BB's Linguini (click for more info...)
French Quarter Fusilli (click for more info...)
Fusilli For U (click for more info...)
Linguini For Sure (click for more info...)
Pasta of the Day (click for more info...)
Penne Salmone (click for more info...)
Rajin Rigatoni (click for more info...)
Seafood Dream (click for more info...)
Main Dishes
Cajun Catfish (click for more info...)
Grilled Chicken Breast (click for more info...)
Grilled Rack of Lamb (click for more info...)
New York Striploin (click for more info...)
Seafood Medley (click for more info...)
Surf N' Turf (click for more info...)
Veal Chop 16oz (click for more info...)
Veal Marsala (click for more info...)
Soups
Gumbo Soup (click for more info...)
Soup of the Day (click for more info...)

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