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Oodles of Noodles: Pensacola’s Best Noodle Dishes
It’s said that noodles were created over 4,000 years ago in China. I think we can all agree that since then, the world has been a better place. Over millennia, noodles have taken different shapes, forms, and varieties ranging from vermicelli to pappardelle. It’s no secret that Pensacola is known for fresh seafood and southern bites, but today we’re shifting gears and talking about some of Pensacola’s best noodle dishes and where to find them.
Italian Delights
Over in East Pensacola, you’ll find a local favorite, Bonelli’s Café Italia. Aside from its quaint and homey atmosphere, Bonelli’s is known for their delicious pasta creations. If there’s a favorite that everyone could agree on, it just might have to be the Baked Rigatoni pasta mixed with crumbled meatballs, sliced Italian sausage, ricotta cheese, and topped with mozzarella and parmesan. The pasta arrives piping hot to your table, oozing delicious cheese over the side of the dish. Is your mouth watering yet?
If you’re craving Pasta on Perdido Key, head to Lillian’s Pizza. Satisfy that craving with Lobster Ravioli, Homemade Lasagna, and Fettuccine Alfredo.
If you're craving old-school Italian, in North Pensacola, Petrella's Italian Cafe is where it's at. If the old-school tablecloths don’t make you feel at home, then maybe it’s their classic Italian-American dishes that’ll put you in the mood. You’ll find Spaghetti & Meatballs, Chicken Rigatoni, Manicotti, Baked Spaghetti, Pasta Primavera, and Three-Cheese Ziti al Forno… just to name a few!
Asian Inspirations
Next on the noodle tour of Pensacola, it’s time to make a stop for the Asian-cuisine lovers. From Thai staples to the umami-filled delights of Chinese and Japanese, there’s no shortage of flavor or options in Pensacola.
If you’re looking for a warm bowl of Pho, check out, Eurasian Bistro in North Pensacola and Downtown. Not only do they have a wide selection of Vietnamese favorites, but their Pho is divine, ranging from chicken to brisket beef Pho. Other places to enjoy Pho include Saigon Oriental Market & Deli, Basil & Sprout, Pho Golden Palace, as well as Biển Đông Oriental Market.
If a steaming-hot bowl of stir-fried rice noodles is more your thing, head over to Sabai on Jefferson in downtown Pensacola. They’re a family-owned and operated restaurant that serves authentic Thai dishes. Start your meal with a cup of Tom Kha (coconut milk soup) and then indulge in their classic Pad Thai. You can even select your spice level (on a scale of 1-5). Trust me, only the true spicy lovers should pick 5!
Noodle Fusion Extravaganza
Probably the best thing about noodles is that they’re a blank canvas –– you can toss them with just about anything –– and we’ve got a few noodle fusion dishes you’ll want to check out.
Known for its New Orleans cuisine, Felix’s on Pensacola Beach boasts a pasta menu with a creole flare. You’ll find BBQ Shrimp Pasta, Jambalaya Pasta, and Blackened Chicken Pasta to name a few.
George Bistro & Bar is known for its Alfredo Pappardelle. House-made pappardelle, creamy alfredo sauce, wild mushrooms, white truffle oil, and scallions make this dish a crowd favorite.
You’ll feel happy and full after eating the Creole Rigatoni at The Flora-Bama Yacht Club. They toss rigatoni pasta in a creole gouda cream with crawfish tails, Conecuh sausage, and Gulf shrimp.
From savory ramen bowls to rich pasta bakes, restaurants in Pensacola showcase the versatility and creativity that noodles bring to the table.
From steaming bowls of ramen to soul-warming pasta bakes, Pensacola’s culinary landscape showcases the boundless creativity and versatility that noodles bring to the table. Whether craving Italian indulgence or Asian-inspired delights, there’s a noodle dish in Pensacola to satisfy every palate.
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