Alzina's isn't a restaurant but a place you can book to have…read morereal cajun food made by the sweetest woman (Alzina) you'll ever meet. And she sure can cook. Her granddaughters will probably help. When you pull up to Alzina's it looks like a welding shop with a broken down pickup truck out front. It was a welding shop. Inside it's a big open kitchen and some family style tables. It's hard to describe. Google Alzina Toups for more info. http://www.shreveporttimes.com/article/20101026/HWY1/101026027/Alzina-s-Kitchen

It is self-serving. Depending where you live, it may be a drive. But it's worth it! The…read morereservations took a while, called in April and the first available was mud July. She sits one party at a time 6-25 people. It's BYOB. Our party of six was served pork, herb shrimp, stuffed chicken breast, shrimp gumbo, Lima beans, homemade bread, amaretto yams, flan, and almond torte. Everything delicious!!!! Will make the hour and a half drive again.

Excellent fried fresh catfish and shrimp! Really good hush puppies too! I have to say the food was…read morereally good coming out of Grand Isle, where everything was closed on Monday!

Nice little joint! I…read morestopped for Diesel and saw the sign that touted "King of Catfish" (or something close to that) And I thought, "How do you *not* test that assertion?" So I ordered the Catfish po'boy and was not disappointed. The catfish was flaky and lightly breaded, and the bread (which really is the backbone of the po'boy!) was perfect: crunchy but soft the way it should be. The prices are reasonable, and they've got both dine-in and carry-out service. The staff was awesome; made me feel like I've been a regular here for years. Kind of off the beaten path, but any time coming or going from Grand Isle, this is a must-stop.

The waitresses at this restaurant at top notch. They treat you like family and if you visit enough,…read morethey even remember your favorite order. The quality and taste of food is excellent. My favorite is their ground meat spaghetti (although I skip the peas) because ugh...I don't like those little things. Also love their pork chops, grilled shrimp platter, club sandwich and shrimp poboy. As you can see I visit this place often. Try it all, you won't be disappointed.

I wish the potatoes are cooked either by boiling or in the oven and not microwaved like they are…read more They are hard as a rock. Please change this. Steaks are delicious but the potatoes suck.

My event is not until April. But Desiree has been more than helpful…read morein planning the extra meals.

A good home cooked meal, that'll fill you up for sure. Also beware of the "itis" cause this food…read morewill definitely have you feeling it!

I was able to sample Cashio's food at the food pavilion at the Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo. They were…read moreserving fried shrimp, fish and oysters, as well as crawfish ettouffe. We tried to the shrimp boat which was a huge amount of fried shrimp (super crispy with a thicker batter) and crinkle cut french fries (which were OK but nothing special) AND a school roll. (C'mon you know what a school roll is one of those fluffy white rolls that are baked in a big pan so that the bottoms are all square and the tops are all round. LOVE them.) As befits being steps away from the Gulf the shrimp were delicious as was the taste of ettouffe that I tried. I will definitely seek out their booth at any future festivals/fairs.

From the owner: Cashio's can supply anything from pickups, deliveries to full service catering. Some of our…read morespecialties include; Boiled Seafood, BBQ, Weddings, Rehearsal Dinners & Corporate Functions.

I did it even get to taste the food that's how long they took it was horrible they took mor than 30…read moremin and did it even serve us we left do not go there

I don't go to Subway often. And my last experience may be why. No one in there but me and Gabe and…read morethe young girl acted like we were wasting her time. She tossed our food on the counter and "flicked" Gabe's card back at him. We were very nice from the beginning. We should have bought her a cookie.