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Bistro to Go

4.3 (6 reviews)
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Monday Lunch Special: Double Battered Fried Chicken

My favorite days to visit here are Monday's and Fridays. On Monday's, they offer the double battered fried chicken with potatoes and corn maque choux with a Tasso gravy. My goodness is it delicious. Friday's, the offer the catfish dish! It's always hot, fresh, delicious, and affordable.

a sandwich and potato salad

Great food and great service. Prices are very reasonable and location is great. Can't go wrong with the turkey sandwich!

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Wonderful food and staff. I had the Tuesday special. Best shrimp and grits around. If your in downtown at lunch you should stop in.

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Orlandeaux’s Café

Orlandeaux’s Café

4.4
(649 reviews)
4.0 mi
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We had an awesome meal and Orlandeaux's!…read more The atmosphere -- casual but also such a lovely lot and view w the panoramic windows. Makes it feel a little fancy. The food -- we loved every single thing we tried. Boudin balls, greens, shrimp and grits, catfish campti. Come hungry! Portions are big and for a fair price We got lucky and didn't wait too long but I've heard there can easy be an hour wait. You can sit in the bar area or enjoy the water view. So good I might be back tonight!

Orlandeaux's Café in Shreveport, Louisiana, is a true Louisiana treasure and a restaurant that…read moreevery food lover should experience at least once. As the oldest continuously operating Black owned restaurant in the United States, the café has been serving incredible Creole cuisine and preserving an important piece of American culinary history since 1921. The rich history alone is worth the visit, but the outstanding food will have you coming back again and again. The legendary stuffed shrimp absolutely lives up to its reputation. Each bite is packed with flavorful Creole stuffing, perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, and incredibly satisfying. It's easy to understand why this dish has become one of Shreveport's signature foods. The red beans and rice with smoked sausage is another must-order, delivering rich, smoky flavors and comforting homemade goodness. Their gumbo is equally impressive--deep, hearty, and filled with authentic Louisiana flavor that tastes like it has been simmering for hours. And if you're craving a sandwich, the po'boy selections are loaded with delicious fillings and served on fresh bread that makes every bite memorable. The restaurant's location along Cross Lake creates a beautiful waterside atmosphere that makes the dining experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast, lunch or dinner, the scenic views provide the perfect backdrop for a relaxing meal. The portions are generous, making the prices more than fair for the amount of food you receive. You definitely leave feeling like you got excellent value for your money. Even better, the staff is welcoming, attentive, and genuinely helpful, making guests feel right at home from the moment they walk through the door. If you're visiting Shreveport and want authentic Creole cuisine with incredible history, outstanding service, generous portions, and unforgettable flavors, Orlandeaux's Café is an absolute must-visit. It's not just a meal--it's a taste of Louisiana tradition that has been passed down through generations.

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Strawn's Eat Shop

Strawn's Eat Shop

4.2
(934 reviews)
2.4 mi
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En route to Florida from Texas and after several road delays found ourselves in Shreveport at…read morelunchtime. A quick look at Yelp showed Strawn's Eat Shop listed at number one in diners locally. The inside is a mix of old timey and funky with lots of creative murals painted on the walls. We quickly received our drinks and ordered. Our waitress was outstanding but I didn't get her name. Our food was soon there and we dug in. My chicken fried steak was good but the mashed potatoes and cornbread were the stars. I'm not a big fan of salad or green beans but they were pretty good for vegetation. My wife enjoyed her catfish basket. She prefers cornmeal on catfish over flour breading and was pleased with the crispy cornmeal and the generous portion. Now for the main event. Pie! Strawn's is known for their strawberry pie and for good reason. It was the best strawberry pie that I have ever eaten. The whipped cream topping was transcendent and paired perfectly with the strawberries. My photo does not do this pie justice. My wife went with coconut pie and while it was very good the strawberry was the winner. Looking forward to returning to Straw's Eat Shop in the future.

Today the service was well below the normal standard as was the food. Our server debated with me…read moreabout the biscuits and gravy I ordered after she brought biscuits and a jelly rack. Normally the service is fast and accurate. The eggs and meat were over cooked and the potatoes were well undercooked. Normally the meal is better. Couldn't send it back because the server never returned to the table. I won't return any time soon.

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Bistro to Go - tradamerican - Updated July 2026

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