North Border Bar and Grill


We were celebrating a friend’s birthday so I was far from pleased when they sat me (I was the first to arrive) at a table wet with the rain earlier, that was tucked in a corner, and ignored by the service staff.
But this was quickly redeemed by

North Border had an extensive wine and drink list and the menu appeared Tex-Mex thought the waiter insisted it was “South-Western”.

We passed on the grill and instead ordered a variety of appetizers to share: the ceasar salad with scallop was crisp but it was the scallop that stood out for being superbly fresh and grilled to perfection; the portobello mushrooms (top) were excellent, the flavours accented by slivers of grilled capsicum; the crab cakes looked flatter than most (in fact, they didn’t look like the typical crab cakes at all) but tasted great; the chicken quesidillas were nice, but nothing out of the ordinary. We also had a mixed plate of appetizer comprising of buffalo wings (average), jalapenos stuffed with cheese that had quick the fiery kick, and a burrito variation with chicken and beef (ordinary); and a side of corn bread which was tasty but could have done with a some actual pieces of corn in it instead of having everything ground up. It was a nice dinner, with nice drinks in a very nice venu and but for the lack of parking spaces there, I would really be keen to come back to try more items from the menu.
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