
Old-school strip-mall cafe serving American eats for brunch, lunch & dinner, with a seafood focus.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4350 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32503
Phone: (850) 477-9120
Website: http://obriensbistro.net/
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Reviews
Biggest culinary fail of the year.
My bestie Christine and I were pleasantly surprised at how nice the inside is, nothing fancy but a very nice crowd. You can tell that quite a few people were regulars judging by how they were greeted by the staff. Our server was Charlie and he was an absolute doll, charming and very knowledgeable about the menu. I ordered the almond crusted Mahi Mahi and Christine ordered the salmon. Before our food arrived Charlie brought out a basket of rolls that were tasty but just a little dry.
Our food was delicious! My fish was cooked perfectly as was Christine’s. The sides were very tasty, my veggies were perfect! I don’t normally have dessert but once I heard they had creme brulee I was all in. It was creamy and delicious and the crust was crunchy and absolutely delicious. Christine had an apple dessert with ice cream and it was delicious but quite filling. I tried to help her eat it but it was too much! Stop by for lunch or dinner, you will definitely enjoy your meal!
It was a reasonably long wait from being seated to being approached by a server. Eventually, we ordered drinks, and upon delivery, our server said she would be back to pick up our appetizer order, but it might be a little while. It was. We ordered an appetizer (Brie) and waited another while before receiving it. We then ordered dinner entrees (Stuffed Grouper & Chicken Piccata). By the time we got our salads, we had been seated for nearly 1 hour. We discussed packing it in and paying for what we had received, but did not—a mistake. During this time, every table in our section had been seated, served, and left.
Each table in our section was greeted by its server with the Specials for Saturday. We were never told about any Specials. Every table received a basket of rolls. Not us. I got up to stroll around a bit because I had been sitting so long, and a man, whom I inferred was in management, asked me how my evening was going. I said, “Not great.” He asked if I was waiting on anything, and I responded, “Our food.” Our food arrived a little while later, and it wasn’t great. Look up any Chicken Piccata recipe. What my wife was served wasn’t that. Of course, it is one of her favorite dishes, and she orders it everywhere. A Chicken breast, pan-fried in a skillet. Not breaded or pounded —just a dry chicken breast, browned on both sides. I smelled my Grouper coming before it was set down right under my nose. Let’s say it was loud. We picked at both, asked for the check, and left.
Nobody ever took notice of us, even though every other table turned while we sat, and two tables turned twice! No effort was made for any Service Recovery or apology. I mentioned church earlier because that is the only reason I maintained any decorum. The recency of being at church
It was an expensive (both in time and money) and brutal evening.