Authentic NOLA vibes & Cajun/Creole cuisine, serving up killer po'boys & Southern comfort food that's hard to beat.
This Brooklyn eatery brings authentic New Orleans flavors to the city with its Cajun and Creole specialties. Customers rave about the vibrant atmosphere and the excellent food, often comparing it favorably to spots in New Orleans itself. It's particularly noted for its po'boys and other Southern comfort dishes.
Specializing in Cajun and Creole cuisine, this restaurant is frequently recommended for its authentic New Orleans flavors, particularly its po'boys and BBQ shrimp. While most feedback is highly positive, one commenter found the gumbo not to be to their New Orleans standard.
"The po'boys and BBQ shrimp are frequently highlighted as must-try dishes. The restaurant also offers other Cajun and Creole specialties that are highly regarded."
Customers overwhelmingly praise this establishment for its authentic Cajun and Creole dishes, vibrant atmosphere, and friendly service. Many consider it a top spot for New Orleans-style food in the city.
Important Note
One commenter noted that while generally good, the gumbo might not be as authentic as what one would find in New Orleans.
"This user expressed intent to check out Lowerline after reading positive comments about it."
Positive"This user explained that it's hard for places like Lowerline to stay open due to competition and that they don't frequent it often as they travel back to New Orleans frequently."
Neutral"This user commented on Lowerline's quality in the context of NYC Cajun/Creole places, after a discussion about its authenticity and the commenter's background."
Neutral"This user clarified that Lowerline is primarily Creole rather than Cajun and mentioned it's the only currently open NYC place they were impressed by, coming from the Gulf Coast."
Positive"This user inquired about good Cajun/Creole spots and was initially told about Lowerline, later expressing interest in trying it after a brief discussion about its authenticity."
Neutral"This user recommended Lowerline as a good Cajun/Creole restaurant in NYC, describing it as 'rustic creole' and noting it was impressive for a NYC establishment."
Positive"Lowerline was listed as a potential Cajun food spot in NYC."
Neutral"Lowerline, located in Prospect Heights, serves Creole food and is considered very good."
Positive"This user felt that Lowerline serves a good sandwich but it is not a true po-boy compared to places like Frady's."
Neutral"After visiting New Orleans, this user went to Lowerline and generally liked the food, feeling it was authentic."
Positive"This user agreed with the recommendation for Lowerline, stating it's worth the trip."
Positive"The user mentioned Lowerline is about 2 miles from their hotel and they are keeping it as an option. They later expressed excitement to visit the city and found Lowerline to be excellent."
Positive"This user agreed with the sentiment about Lowerline being a good option."
Positive"This user stated that Lowerline is the only good place for poboys in NYC and it is worth it."
Positive"This user recommends Lowerline, stating it's really excellent food and a super cute spot with great service. They also mentioned that every meal comes with a miniature free dessert and coffee."
Positive"Lowerline in Brooklyn is mentioned as being pretty small, though the commenter is unsure if it's the absolute smallest."
Neutral"Lowerline is mentioned as a small restaurant."
Neutral"Stated that Lowerline is one of the closest options for New Orleans food in NYC, though acknowledged that no NYC Creole restaurant is as good as one in New Orleans."
Neutral"Mentioned that the gumbo at Lowerline was not like the gumbo found in New Orleans, which was the primary reason for visiting."
Negative"Recalled that the BBQ shrimp at Lowerline was good, despite a previous negative review. This was in response to a comment about the restaurant being 'just OK'."
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