The service here is incredible. Every time I'm in town for work I always stop by Stray Cat and know…read morethat I'll get the best experience and service

I went to stay cats for the first time in a while and the bartender Joseph was rude and was trying…read moreto make me and my friend get the same shots when she wanted something different. And he proceeded to be rude and gave us a shot so he won't get a bad yelp review. He mentioned "here are some shots so I won't get a bad review"

If I'm in Louisiana, I want Cajun food. And BeauxJax does not disappoint. It's a little bit tucked…read moreaway in Bossier, but do track it down, only one of the doorfronts in the building labeled BeauxJax. I attended with a local friend and he confirmed this is authentic. The experience: Friendly staff, a long restaurant with a bar section, followed by the condiments section, followed by a whole other bar somehow? I didn't poke my head back there but I found that intriguing. More on the condiments: They come with any sandwich. I probably took unfair advantage by taking enough lettuce, tomatoes, and onions to make an entire salad. I then asked for dressing, which they happily provided at no charge. And sandwiches? Do get. Delicious bread. The default bread appears to be the French - you could opt for their sourdough if you like - and it's not toasted. I love soft bread, and the po' boy was divine as a result. I loved the boudin. I loved that they have alligator sausage in multiple places on the menu. I loved everything about this place except the fact that summer means just about all of the beers were light, and I had to hunt and peck to find beers more my style. Which I did. And maybe those beers are lingering as I type this review. But BeauxJax gave me the warm, fuzzy, welcoming feeling I love in a restaurant. A great stop in Bossier. Worth a detour from Shreveport. Legitimate Cajun.

A group of four visited on a Wednesday night. We were seated right away and the waitress stopped by…read moreto take our drink order within a couple minutes. Everything was fine. Great service. The menu was interesting, with several Cajun-themed choices, as you would imagine. Nothing blew our socks off on the menu, but we appreciated the local brew selection. This is one of our go-to restaurants in Shreveport. It's not necessarily gourmet, but you won't be disappointed with what you get.

I honestly think it's a great chill place .. immediate assistance when you walk in m. I def will…read moreGo back

Decent food. It was mostly Really Good(!) but one of us got the half-chicken and rice that was so…read moreover done it was inedible, visibly overcooked yet served. The frozen drinks are okay, but the bar makes up for this by making them Really Strong. +1 Don't go for the "oh, it's a daiquiri place", go for the "hey East Bank Mafia biz has a good bar with mostly tasty food" and you probably won't be disappointed. Major bonus points for the alley concert venue and related bars all up and down the street. Except that axe throwing place. The idiots need to learn how to operate music players in a bar with live music. Ridiculous.

great food and wonderful ambiance! it's one of the pricier joints downtown, which makes it hard to…read moreget, but the drinks are STELLAR.

Parking is limited to the street and I had to park down and around the corner. Short walk from the…read morerestaurant. 11:36 party of 1. I chose to sit at the bar. But table seating was available. After taking a couple minutes to decide. I chose the shrimp poboy. It was delivered at 12:05, with the tails on. Before I could eat, I had to pull them off. It was fantastic. So I guess I'll be okay. By 12:20 I was cashing out lunch for one $20. They issued a 20% discount for my military id.

Saturday November 23 2024 4:40 party of 2…read more The building does resemble a hangar. With large rolling garage doors. Of the four , two were open. One as the entrance, the other to an outdoor space that included picnic tables and a large lawn. When you enter the dining room there a wide open area with tables set in kinda awkward. We were almost sat at one of them, but I requested a booth. The stand alone tables were just too weird and uncomfortable. Like sitting in a fishbowl. Ordered 2 miller lt. ($13.00) available only in the can. The tap wall featured 20-30 empty tap handles. The only draft available was Bud Light. Our meals were $16-$18 and tasted fantastic. But our $51 visit felt pricey for what was just a sandwich and wrap meal. To add insult to injury- they are running the business as cashless. Plastic only. In my humble opinion: 2 stars

Not for us. The food was OK, the service was slow, didn't seem to have enough servers. My nachos…read morewere ok but my sons crawfish tails were Chewy. Not our speed. Nice location, easy parking..

Stopped by here because the place next door never came by our table to serve us. The hostess was…read morevery friendly, the atmosphere was amazing, and the food was fantastic. 100% would recommend. Can't wait to go back.

First time visit. I am presently impressed and excited. The service was great. The burger was…read moredelicious and cooked accurately to order. The meat was so flavorful. The bun tasted homemade and fresh. The sweet potato fries are the best. The regular fries were hot, salted and delicious. I will be back.

This place is pretty good. Service is outstanding. The waitress came by and took our drink orders…read more Another waiter asked if we wanted some bread for the table. Yes and yes. I had a barrel ages old fashioned. The bread was fresh and tasty. The menu has quite a variety...steak, chicken, seafood...something for everyone. We were going for steak. A filet was ordered and two of us ordered the 14 oz ribeye. From what I saw on other tables steak seems to be a favorite. The waitress came back and took salad orders, how we wanted the meat cooked plus another drink if needed. I ordered medium well. After a bit i order another old fashioned. The first one went smooth and good. Not too much ice, just the right amount of liquor. Chilled and good. The wedge salad comes out and it's covering the plate. Thousand island dressing plus real bacon bits. A nice touch. Just enough dressing. After a bit the ribeye arrives. It too covers a portion of then plate. it's a bit peppered but cooked right. The waitress asked us to cut into the meat to verify it was cooked right, they all were cooked as ordered. Truly a treat. The steak is gone, a little bread is left on the table, half the old fashioned is remaining. Definitely will return in the future if I'm in Shreveport. Between the service and quality of the food it's a must visit if you're in town.

2Johns is probably the "fanciest" steak spot in the Bossier City area. Located on Airline, the…read moreinterior is fairly upscale with full service. To start, the menu pricing is definitely reflecting the upscale steakhouse that it is going for. Their Caesar salad was solid (4/5); I wish they had some anchovies on it though. I got the prime New York strip for my main (16 oz, $68) with a requested medium rare cook. The steak came out a bit tough, even for prime, and the seasoning was overly heavy on the pepper and the fat on the side of the steak needed more rendering. The cook was closer to a medium, which is fine, but it didn't help with the toughness. The sentiment of the group was that there was too much black pepper on all of the steaks and that the cuts were a bit tough (3/5). The sides were hit and miss; the Mac and cheese was solid (4/5), mushroom risotto was a bit meh (3/5), and sauteed mushrooms were also a bit bland (3/5). The crème brûlée was solid as well (4/5) besides the whipped cream on top. Overall, there were some hits and some misses but the toughness of the steaks and the over seasoning brings the steak dinner experience down slightly, especially at this price point.