$10 for $20 Worth of Contemporary Creole Cuisine and Drinks at Roux
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- Brand-new establishment
- Southern-inspired comfort fare
- Shrimp & oyster po boys
When deprived of flavorful sustenance, the mouth will often retaliate by shouting your bank-account number at sporting events or turning every sentence into a high-pitched jingle. Tame an unruly tongue with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of contemporary creole cuisine and drinks at Roux.
Located in the historic Cloverdale Village, Roux recently opened its modern, art-filled space to serve traditional Southern comfort dishes and New Orleans–inspired seafood for lunch, dinner, and brunch. Prince Edward Island mussels ($19.50) crowned with Pernod sauce rub crustacean elbows with roasted new potatoes and braised leeks with saffron and fresh thyme. The Gulf shrimp po boy ($10) smuggles cornmeal-crusted gulf shrimp between french bread pieces under the cover of homemade coleslaw and a rémoulade sauce, and the Prime Roux burger ($12) combines grilled Meyer ranch beef with smoked onion jam, house-cured bacon, and a choice of cheeses without the use of nuclear fusion. Sunday brunch pleases with eggs benedict ($10.50) dressed up in an avocado purée and hollandaise sauce accompanied by smoked bacon. Cap a feast with a bite of bananas foster ($5.50) or sweet-potato-pecan pie ($5.50).
Roux Bar offers up a full bar of specialty cocktails, beer, wine, and mixed drinks, such as the big easy bloody mary and nola hurricane ($8 each), and the eatery’s many paintings and photographs provide eye sustenance for ravenous peepers. Outdoor sidewalk dining lets patrons munch outside, imbuing Roux’s atmosphere with a Parisian flair.
- Brand-new establishment
- Southern-inspired comfort fare
- Shrimp & oyster po boys
When deprived of flavorful sustenance, the mouth will often retaliate by shouting your bank-account number at sporting events or turning every sentence into a high-pitched jingle. Tame an unruly tongue with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of contemporary creole cuisine and drinks at Roux.
Located in the historic Cloverdale Village, Roux recently opened its modern, art-filled space to serve traditional Southern comfort dishes and New Orleans–inspired seafood for lunch, dinner, and brunch. Prince Edward Island mussels ($19.50) crowned with Pernod sauce rub crustacean elbows with roasted new potatoes and braised leeks with saffron and fresh thyme. The Gulf shrimp po boy ($10) smuggles cornmeal-crusted gulf shrimp between french bread pieces under the cover of homemade coleslaw and a rémoulade sauce, and the Prime Roux burger ($12) combines grilled Meyer ranch beef with smoked onion jam, house-cured bacon, and a choice of cheeses without the use of nuclear fusion. Sunday brunch pleases with eggs benedict ($10.50) dressed up in an avocado purée and hollandaise sauce accompanied by smoked bacon. Cap a feast with a bite of bananas foster ($5.50) or sweet-potato-pecan pie ($5.50).
Roux Bar offers up a full bar of specialty cocktails, beer, wine, and mixed drinks, such as the big easy bloody mary and nola hurricane ($8 each), and the eatery’s many paintings and photographs provide eye sustenance for ravenous peepers. Outdoor sidewalk dining lets patrons munch outside, imbuing Roux’s atmosphere with a Parisian flair.