
Noble Roots is an American restaurant located in the heart of Pooler, GA, offering a wide variety of delicious dishes to suit every taste. Our menu features classic Southern food, all made with the freshest ingredients and prepared with care by our talented chef Chris. At Noble Roots, we believe that fine dining should be an experience, which is why we have created a warm and inviting atmosphere for you to enjoy. Our friendly staff is here to ensure you have a memorable meal, whether you’re joining us for a quick bite or having a sit down dinner with your family or friends.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 Blue Moon Xing Suite 101, Pooler, GA 31322
Phone: (912) 495-7410
Website: https://www.nobleroots.net/
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Reviews
While they don’t take reservations, adding your name to the list guarantees you’ll get a table. I love how they handle the wait—once you’re called, you have 5 minutes to show up. If you’re not there in time, they move on to the next person, which keeps things moving quickly.
I will leave my positive notes first: 1) Kate was our server and she was OUTSTANDING and she deserves a raise, or a least more than 1 other person to assist her when serving tables. As it seemed to be only her and one other lady on the floor and the place was packed. 2) The Risotto was really really good!! No joke I would take an entire plate of their Risotto if I ever go back (probably not though).
Now for the bad
Our steaks were overcooked not once, but twice. Both of us ordered Med-Rare steaks. My wife’s Filet Mignon looked like it was scraped off of an old leather boot sole. My Ribeye was more around medium-well which is still much overcooked for a ribeye steak, especially a nearly $60 Bone-in 20oz Ribeye.
My wife’s steak was significantly overcooked twice, my ribeye was overcooked once. However, the second Ribeye I received looked as if it was dyed gray and hit the stove top for maybe 30 seconds on each side. Mind you, I ordered Med-Rare, not rare and especially not raw. If I had ordered rare, I wouldn’t have cared. But I didnt.
The other offense involving the steaks were the lack of seasoning. Or at least understanding on how to Properly season a steak. There was Rosemary and Thyme on the surface of the steak, but as you chew the rest of the steak was flavorless. Generally, when cooking steaks, you want to pull them out and season both sides generously with coarse salt and optionally fresh cracked pepper. Any additional things like basting in butter with Thyme, Garlic and Rosemary would happen during the searing process. A process that happens by cooking the steaks evenly on both sides on a high heat with ripping hot oil. Preferably olive oil and butter.
Also for Med-Rare, the internal temp should be around 125F – 135F (preferably 130F specifically).
The other issue involved the dessert. I tried the Creme Brulee in hopes that maybe the dessert would be decent. I am aware that the name Creme Brulee is a French name that when simplified in translation just means “Burnt Cream”, however in practice one isn’t meant to actually BURN the sugar that sits on the custard. Also, it is advised that the Creme Brulee be baked in or with a water bath and that the tempature is just right to ensure a creamy and smooth texture. My Creme Brulee came out overcooked, lumpy and broken. The egg having separated at some point during the process of making it.
I have noticed that this place seems to primarily be about their seafood, and maybe my expectations were misguided due to this. If you come here, try the fish it may be MILES better than the steak.
If one thing is certain, the Risotto is great and the servers are excellent. However, they need someone in the kitchen that actually knows how to prepare the other dishes.