Y'all, if you are looking for fresh crawfish in Nashville, this is my local favorite!! Unfortunately crawfish season typically ends at the end of May. The season for fresh crawfish is typically from March - May. The owner is extremely friendly and is always there on scene, he is from New Orleans so he wanted to bring that flair to Nashville. He has done just that. They have Po Boys, boudin balls, gumbo, etc. This has your local neighborhood watering hole feel to it, kinda like a cheers where everyone knows your name. They have indoor and outdoor seating and are dog friendly, so bring the fur babies! They don't have the typical table service, you go to the back to order your food and then they bring it out. If you sit at the bar, it is full service. Crawfish can be done wrong but this place has never disappointed me, and Nashville needs to support this place. Thank you for bringing Nola to Nashville. I'm a big fan of this place, and I'm sure you will be too. Great vibes, great people, and delicious crawfish! Cheers & Enjoy! read more

Great neighborhood spot with good Cajun food and a chill atmosphere. Gumbo was excellent. Service was quick and the employees are a good hang. read more

Solid Po Boys here! The freshness of the ingredients used here is noticeable immediately. They were hand slicing roast beef when we arrived, so I had to get the half Surf & Turf Po Boy ($14 half, $23 while). The roast beef debris is tender and it's in a nice brown gravy. The shrimp were perfectly fried and flavorful. The half sandwich was definitely large enough for lunch. Their sides are also fresh and tasty. I highly recommend the Potato Salad! The restaurant is super casual; you order at the counter. There is a full bar in the back of the restaurant with lots of seating. Next time, I'm definitely trying the Debris Fries! read more

Spicy Boy's - 1/2 Surf & Turf Po Boy with Potato Salad. The perfect lunch! - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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I grew up in Louisiana and I'm constantly craving true, real, Cajun and creole food! I'm so glad Spicy Boys exists in East for me to get my fill whenever I want! It tastes like home and the atmosphere reminds me of LSU (in the best way). read more

I just received my uber eats delivery from spicy boys and must say how disappointed I am. I wanted something Cajun since the Super Bowl is tomorrow in NOLA. Ehhhhh huge let down!! I guess nothing beats actually being in NOLA and indulging in all their phenomenal cuisine. I ordered a bowl of gumbo and an order of debris fries with added cheese. The cheese was 2 slices of American singles thrown on top that I was charged $2.40 for. The beef and gravy on them have absolutely NO flavor. The fries would be perfect by themselves. The gumbo....yuck. The broth tasted burnt with absolutely no flavor. There is no way this was homemade gumbo. Pretty bummed by the money wasted for below average food from a place I've enjoyed before. So much for satisfying my cajun fix. read more

Spicy Boy's - Gumbo - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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My first time at Spicy Boys was not a typical visit since it was extremely packed on Mardi Gras with very long lines and had already sold out of gumbo and some other items by 6pm. We managed to grab a seat outside at a table, and it took a really long time for the food to arrive. Their system for delivering food - calling out names and walking around aimlessly was not the best and then they mispronounced one of our friends name, then got annoyed with her when she went up to ask about her order and they said the food was now cold. She ended up leaving without eating or getting a refund. I get that it was busy, but you'd think they would have prepared and planned for a big event like Mardi Gras better. Once we got the food, it was thankfully worth the wait. The red beans and rice were delicious, and we also got the potato salad and roast beef po boy and fries were also delicious and excellently seasoned. The restaurant is in an old house with a typical NoLa vibe. I'd like to come back on a different/non-busy time. read more

Spicy Boy's - Red beans and rice - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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Spicy boys I am giving 3 stars because I tried their boudin balls and shrimp po boy and Bloody Mary and I enjoyed the fast service but diversity and Cajun food compared to what's in the area and I think their patrons will feel disappointed because this place is cool but it's missing something ... it doesn't have a welcoming presence compared to all of the other places I been in Nashville... seems like the "white spot" in town and ummm if you are gonna serve Nola Cajun food spice and flavor has to match and since Nola is a conglomerate and mesh of cultures I don't think the name matches its presence... I won't be back and I think the feelings are mutual, Lol. read more

Spicy Boy's - I enjoyed the shrimp po boy their gumbo needs some flavor. - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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The gumbo is the best I have had! I love the bar and set up. Just order food and take it to an open seat. Owner is awesome! Will be back! read more

Came in on Saturday afternoon to have a seat at the bar. Greeted first by the chill atmosphere and bustling crowd, it was a decent spot to perch. Daytime bartender was Excellent and very good at keeping up with the steady flow of guests and tickets. The food here is excellent, comes as is and the one page menu covers something for everyone... maybe not the vegans, almost anyone. Shift change was a bit awkward as the daytime bartender tab was closed but the evening bartender didn't follow up, money was left on the table. The seafood boils are solid, great bar choice if you're a beer and spirit drinker. Overall, this is worth a visit and a great value. read more

This is a frustrating review to write. When I first starting coming to Spicy Boys, this was a 4.5 review. Easy. I came here _a lot_. And I was happy to do so. By the time I made the decision to stop patronizing the restaurant, my attitude about the food solidly fell into the 'meh' camp. What happened? I first stopped into Spicy Boys on a late Friday night in the middle of Spring. I'd heard rumors that an authentic Cajun spot was opening in Greenwood. The former New Orleanian in me thought, 'I'll be the judge of that.' Judging done. It was the real deal. With more than a few workers hailing from the Crescent City (or close by), the flavors, attitude and lagniappe all read Cajun -- and tasted delicious. I typically called in my order and got the same thing every time: the fried catfish platter. In the early days, that order would give you a heaping mound of crispy seasoned breading-coated fish, lemon wedges, hot sauce packets, and two sides of my choice. I always chose the crispy, crunchy and seasoned fries and the coleslaw (spiced and made with just enough mayo to bind it together but got nowhere near where you'd imagine 'gloopy' to be). I would pick up my food, engage in some friendly small talk, pay, tip, go home and gorge myself. Life was good. I did this a lot. But slowly the amount of fish dwindled. The size of the fillets decreased. The amount of fries were halved. The serving size of the slaw went down. The price went up. Gone was the engaging small talk. In its place, disinterested silence or outright rudeness. I don't know what was going on behind the scenes but the difference was evident on the plate. The last time I went to Spicy Boys, I received 3 small pieces of fish (one piece was more fried breading than fish), no lemon wedge and 13 fries. It was good while it lasted. read more

I don't love leaving negative reviews, especially for local restaurants. But Let me start with this....My hopes were pretty high walking into this place. It is extremely cute and Louisiana themed. Loved the selection of beers and drinks at the bar. The gumbo was DELICIOUS. However I was extremely disappointed in the crawfish. I've been trying all the crawfish places in Nashville and this was the WORST. The crawfish were hard and the meat was falling apart. They were extremely unseasoned, where you didn't have any flavors in the head. It tasted like peppered water that they were boiled in. Now due to the satisfaction of the gumbo and how cute the place was, I want to give the crawdads another try, but god I'm hoping for ANY seasoning next time. read more

Spicy Boy's - Front of Building - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

You gotta go! I suggest a cup of gumbo and a surf & turf po'-boy. When available, get the boiled shrimp, grilled oysters and crawfish. All of it is so delicious! read more

Delicious food! The service was excellent. Got the gumbo and fried catfish and it was amazing. Wish there was something like this closer to home! read more

Spicy Boy's - Fried catfish and gumbo - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

A great spot to stop in and grab a quick bite. Great seasoning, great taste, and an overall great bang for only a few bucks. Service is always good and the bar in the back is a great atmosphere to just hang out and be with friends. Always make sure to get a side of cajun fries! read more

Spicy Boy's - Gumbo, Cajun Fries, Gulf Shrimp Po Boy - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Shrimp and fries were a great late night snack! They were the only option open at 11pm on a Tuesday! Grateful :)

I love a good Po Boy & gumbo. This hit the spot on a rainy day in Nashville. Such a simple menu but everything is done well! This was my first time there but I had been meaning to check it out for months. I loved the shrimp. Perfectly seasoned and cooked in my Po boy and the gumbo was I absolutely recommend for a delicious and filling meal. The staff was really nice and fun to interact with as well. Everything came out quick especially during lunch time. Definitely check them out for your next lunch or dinner option! read more

I went to Spicy Boy's a few nights ago and all I can say is DO NOT GO HERE!!! The whole restaurant smelled like POOP! There was poop in the bathroom. Even the owner had POOP ON HIS PANTS!!!! I have never experienced anything like this in my life. Stay away unless you want pink eye!!!! Food was good though read more

If you're missing that real New Orleans taste, Spicy Boy's in East Nashville is the spot that delivers every single time. This gem on McFerrin Ave brings true Cajun soul to Tennessee - born in NOLA and served with serious pride. The atmosphere is spot-on: Mardi Gras beads, Louisiana sports on the screens, a chill patio, and that welcoming bayou energy that makes you feel right at home. The food? Straight fire (in the best way): * Those boudin balls are crispy perfection on the outside, packed with flavorful house-made sausage inside - addictive and authentic! * The red beans and rice (loaded with smoky Andouille) is rich, hearty, and comforting - exactly what you'd crave on a cool day. * And don't even get me started on the shrimp po'boys - plump, perfectly fried Gulf shrimp piled high on that soft Leidenheimer bread, dressed just right with lettuce, tomato, mayo, and pickles. Juicy, crunchy, seasoned to perfection. One of the best po'boys I've had anywhere outside Louisiana! What seals the deal is the people. The staff is always friendly and quick, the bartenders sling great drinks (Abita on tap is clutch), and you can tell the owner pours real heart into this place - it's personal, passionate, and makes every visit feel special. Spicy Boy's nails authentic Cajun food and that lively, no-fuss atmosphere we all love. Generous portions, fair prices, and pure joy on a plate. If you're in East Nashville (or willing to drive), go now - you won't regret it. We'll be back again and again! Laissez les bons temps rouler! Here are some mouthwatering visuals to go with it - imagine these on your next visit! Here are the crispy, golden boudin balls that keep us coming back: read more

Spicy Boy's - Boudin Balls - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

For Capturing the New Orleans feel they get 5 stars!! Extremely authentic and tasteful decor throughout including a tree littered with Mardi Gras beads; something only someone that has been to Mardi Gras can appreciate. We had lunch across the street, but being from Louisiana I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to stop in for a sample. Very authentic atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating with picnic tables and wrought iron table and chairs. Service was friendly, and fast; as if they were in New Orleans. Obviously, Louisiana native transplants in Nashville. They serve an array of Louisiana dishes and while I was too full to try the full menu; I tried 2 Louisiana staples that surely would tell me a lot about the rest of the menu. Gumbo and a Pimm's cup. The Pimm's cup was very much on point; very impressive to get a Pimm's cup that good even in Nola outside of Napoleon house where the drink was invented. The crawfish was a bit too expensive for this Louisiana boy, but being in Nashville I can let it slide factoring all the costs it takes to transport them up here and all. The gumbo had a good spice and the up front flavor was appropriate (keep in mind that every Louisianan claims gumbo cooking credentials, but it's rare to find exceptional gumbo even in Louisiana) If I am completely honest, and keep in mind I can cook some of that exceptional gumbo mentioned above; the roux was just a tad overcooked and oily. I prefer a thick gumbo with a little more of a creamy consistency that you can only get from cooking down the okra to disintegration before adding the main ingredients, but it had the essential bay leaves and the sausage was crispy and good. I might suggest some Serrano and white pepper to flavor instead of heavy cayenne. Nonetheless, a good rendition of gumbo for the Nashville area and even some parts of Louisiana. All in all, it felt a little like home away from home and the effort was much appreciated by this lover of New Orleans. read more

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The gumbo was hot, flavorful, and full of meat. I couldn't recommend it more! For the price of the shrimp po boy, I feel there should have been more shrimp on there, and the potato salad was a little too heavy on the mayonnaise. The service was so-so. The person at the counter was super nice, but the bartender kept ignoring me every time I tried to order a drink. Took 20 minutes to get a drink! The front of the restaurant is very chill, and the back patio is also very relaxed. read more

Spicy Boy's - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Creole cooking with a homely feel in homely East-Nashville. What else can you need? Meat pie is flaky and rich. Gumbo is a bit disappointing, as it tastes burt to me, but otherwise is still pretty good. The real gems are the po-boys. The andouille po-boy specifically is top-tier! Great amount of wonderful tasting sausage, and the toppings complement it well. Not to mention the bread is perfectly soft and crunchy. read more

Spicy Boy's - Meat pie, gumbo, and an andouille po-boy - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Tried this place after a recommendation & it was pretty good. The boudin was really tasty & the fries were amazing! Loved the seasoning. The catfish was just okay & the andouille sausage was tough. I liked the outside seating area. I will definitely be back for the boudin, fries and will try a different entree. read more

Delicious food and courteous service in a laid-back atmosphere. They do Cajun right on the East Side. read more

Spicy Boy's - Surf and Turf Po'boy with potato salad and king cake - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

This little spot was a hit! The food was delicious, and the service was with a smile. It had a New Orleans atmosphere complete with Mardi Gras beads and blues. The menu included red beans and rice, boudin, and po' boys in generous portions! Definitely recommend if you don't need fancy just good food. read more

Spicy Boy's - Fried Catfish Platter and Lemon Pepper Wings - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Excellent east Nashville spot. Nice comfortable indoor and outdoor space with very nice employees. I really like the shrimp po boy sandwich and the gumbo. I will say that the gumbo is not as spicy as what I have had in New Orleans, but very good. read more

Do not waste your time going here! Horrible staff and the food is mediocre at best. They sold us a very old king cake (on my birthday) for $45 that (come to find out) had been sitting out for WEEKS! When I made them aware of the extremely poor quality, the owner (who is a very insecure person ?) took major offense. Do not go here!!! Not worth your time and their gumbo isn't nearly as tasty as Gumbo bro's in the gulch- which might I add- acts a lot more happy to have your service !!! 0/10- do not recommend spicy boy's read more

We actually really loved this place!! We sat at the bar, watched sports and had a great time. We had the shrimp plate (tasted like corn meal breading - good). The debris fries were really good and easily a meal on their own. Wife really enjoyed her mushroom poboy, she was a little shocked with the portion of the full sized poboy lol, next time she will probably get the half size. Good beer, looks like they make some good drinks as well. Will go again!! read more

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It looks like just a house on the outside, but man is it delicious! You place your order first and sit down. My husband got a surf and turf po boy, and I got the fried shrimp platter. Both entrees were huge and packed with flavor. The shrimp was cooked perfectly and the spices were tasty. The fries were crispy on the outside too. The servers were kind, and so were the bar tenders. The second half of the restaurant is a bar and is a great place to have a drink while waiting for food. Their drink pack a punch too! There are numerous tables inside and out as well. This is the best Cajun food in Nashville! read more

Spicy Boy's - Fried Shrimp Platter - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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Could this complete the holy trinity of restaurants at the corner of Mcferrin and Eastland? Spicy Boy's has already been posting strong reviews in their first month of operation, with legendary neighbors Mas Tacos and the Pharmacy, two of Nashville's most impeccable eateries. It's tough to compete on any block in Music City with such an iconic culinary scene! But this restaurant opened by Baton Rouge natives is paying meticulous attention to a level of quality that will give them an edge. If you want an idea of the perfectionist approach to food preparation, the owners wouldn't even agree to open a Cajun restaurant unless they could acquire bread from the Leidenheimer Baking Company in New Orleans. That's the famous bread that makes authentic Po' Boys possible, and it makes for one beautiful sandwich at Spicy Boy's! On that note, my selection was obvious, a half catfish Po' Boy sizable enough to be filling with crispy catfish that flakes apart in your mouth, fresh shredded lettuce, pickles, and tomato, mayo, and that wonderfully authentic bread! The Cajun fries are good too, maybe a little salty, but definitely among the higher end of the fry spectrum for quality. If the lines look long at the famed taco stand and burger joint nearby, pop into Spicy Boy's and you won't be disappointed! They were out of andouille and beignets on my visit, struggling to keep some items in stock because of their exponentially growing popularity. Spicy Boy's is becoming quite the craze. But trust me, you'll find something on the menu that's available and worth eating! They're absolutely slammed unless you visit on Saturday at opening time, or 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. on a weekday. Even in a relatively empty restaurant, it will take about 45 minutes to get your food as everything is made fresh, but it was worth my wait. read more

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We had a pretty good meal here. We came with some friends, as this place is relatively new and we all wanted to try it. The locale is pretty minimalistic, with counter service and a simple menu. They have indoor and outdoor seating. They have a nice beer and cocktail menu with a wide selection. We got some po boys, one with a side of fries, the other with some of the Zapp's spicy Cajun crawtator chips. The po boys were good, sort of hipster-y tasting (if that makes any sense) to go with their minimalist aesthetic. The fries were really nice: crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and generously seasoned. I'm happy we tried this place, it has some solid Cajun food that we always enjoy. I'd definitely recommend it if you're wanting some Cajun and are in the area! read more

Spicy Boy's - Andouille sausage po boy - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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To start off, I feel like I simply placed the wrong order at spicy bois. When you arrive you are facing a menu and the seating area is behind you. After I ordered almost everyone in the bar who was eating was eating a plate of crawfish. It looked really good and they make it on the patio. I don't like writing negative reviews, but after paying over $30 for a shrimp po boy and a can of Diet Coke with a modest tip and I feel like it's probably fair. There are way too many other options in Nashville for better food at a lower price point to ever consider coming back. If you are going, find out if they are making the crawfish and consider ordering that instead. It's a smaller space inside with a few tables located around the property. Everyone I talked to was very nice. The food tasted fine. The sandwich bread was delicious. This one missed the mark for me in many ways though. I didn't feel like it was a premium dining experience for a $24 sandwich. It didn't come overloaded with shrimp. The atmosphere was warm and fun but so are 100 other places in town. read more

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Gumbo Classic Cajun Chicken and Shrimp Po Boys are your classic NOLA's inspired dishes. Give it a try. Great local place to hang with friends and have a quick bite to eat. Though-not a vegetarian friendly place. read more

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I can't wait to come back! I had a Fried Shrimp Po Boy, & it was so delicious and filling. We sat in the bar area & enjoyed a few beers. I loved the whole atmosphere. I can't wait for the weather to be nice so we can check out the patio :) read more

Cajun fries w/ gumbo ontop is just straight money!! You cannot go wrong with the food here, we are first time costumers to SPICY BOY's and to have gumbo and crawfish that make you miss home is hard to find , however I found a home in Nashville and convey to anyone on the edge to try and enjoy the Cajun cooking. The staff ANNA, ABBY, RICHARD, NICK, Mason and head honcho JUSTIN GARDENER THE CAJUN MASTER HIMSELF , a menace in the kitchen. read more

Spicy Boy's - Nick culling the craw. This man knows how to get it done a RED STICK ORIGINAL. - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Went here because we are from Nola and we were looking for crawfish. Found them to be a bit mushy ( hopefully not dead before it was cooked ) but seasoned ok. I've had the shrimp poboy 2x. Taste is good, but the amount of shrimp is lacking. Love the taste of the roast beef poboy. Gumbo was also great, nice dark roux. Having Crystal is great. read more

Are you in East Nashville, and the thought of mouthwatering Cajun cuisine makes your taste buds dance with anticipation? Look no further than Spicy Boy's, the genuine Cajun gem born in New Orleans and established in 2021, right here in the heart of East Nashville. Our impromptu visit to this cozy eatery turned into a delightful surprise, and we're here to share our spicy adventure. Upon stepping through the front door, you'll be greeted by a circular sign that proudly proclaims, "Spicy Boy's - Genuine Cajun Established 2021 - Born in New Orleans." With such a declaration, our expectations were set high, as we've had our fair share of authentic gumbo in the streets of the Crescent City. Spicy Boy's did not disappoint. The gumbo here is a remarkable representation of its New Orleans roots. As connoisseurs of Creole and Cajun flavors, we can attest that the gumbo at Spicy Boy's is the real deal. A rich, flavorful broth served piping hot, it's filled with a medley of perfectly cooked seafood, sausage, and an aromatic blend of spices. It's a comfort food that warms the soul and transports you straight to the heart of Louisiana. A pro tip: Don't forget to ask for a bottle of Crystal Hot Sauce, a quintessential condiment in New Orleans. A dash of this fiery elixir will infuse your gumbo with an extra touch of spicy authenticity, just like you'd find in the French Quarter. We ordered this fiery sauce to go, and it's the perfect companion for home-cooked meals when you crave a taste of the bayou. While we can't vouch for the entire menu as we only sampled the gumbo on this occasion, the ambience and decor at Spicy Boy's are worth noting. The interior is adorned with various memorabilia that celebrate the culture, vibrancy, and uniqueness of New Orleans. Mardi Gras masks, jazz instruments, and colorful artwork adorn the walls, creating an inviting atmosphere that pays homage to the Big Easy. As you explore the menu, you'll discover a range of dishes commonly found in the dining establishments of New Orleans. From jambalaya to po' boys, the choices are vast, ensuring there's something for every palate. If you're a fan of NOLA's signature cocktails, you'll find classics like the Sazerac and the Hurricane available at the small bar tucked away in the back of the restaurant. For those who appreciate al fresco dining, Spicy Boy's offers leisurely patios with classic iron fencing reminiscent of NOLA's charming outdoor dining areas. These patios are perfect for enjoying your meal or a few drinks while basking in the East Nashville atmosphere. Before you head over to Spicy Boy's for your Cajun fix, remember to check their website for the latest information, including hours of operation and any special events. It's always a good idea to plan your visit and ensure you get a taste of the bayou's finest. In conclusion, if you're in East Nashville and yearning for an authentic taste of New Orleans, Spicy Boy's is a must-visit. From their soul-warming gumbo to the vibrant ambiance that transports you to the Crescent City, this Cajun establishment is a hidden gem you won't want to miss. So, gather your friends, family, or fellow foodies, and make your way to Spicy Boy's for a dining experience that's sure to tickle your taste buds and ignite your passion for all things Cajun. Be sure to use our recommended hashtags to share your Spicy Boy's experience with the world, and don't forget to check the website for all the details you need to plan your visit. Laissez les bons temps rouler! read more

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I love Spicy Boys. Food is incredible, staff is cool. Good location. I recommend the gumbo of course lol

Delicious food, great patio, kind service, and good prices! We went for lunch to get some crawfish and they had a special of $12/lb. My sister got the crawfish with corn and potatoes and I ordered a fried shrimp poboy with fries. So good, the seasonings were fantastic. I used to work at a crawfish/cajun place long time ago, and this blows it out of the water. On a beautiful day the patio and outdoor space would be great too, we got there later in the day so it was full but there were still some tables inside! Will definitely be back regularly. read more

Spicy Boy's - Crawfish, fried Gulf Shrimp Po Boy with French fries - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

I Was visiting from Chicago for a few days. An ad on TikTok popped up about this place. It seemed interesting. So We tried it late on Friday night. It was fantastic! So happy we found this place. The po boy shrimp was fantastic and the gumbo was out of this world. I love the feel of the place, nice bar area as well. We had a drink there, over all great experience and the food was top notch! read more

Spicy Boy's - Gulf Shrimp Po Boy! - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

So let's start off by saying that I have had authentic cajun food on many different occasions but this experience just wasn't it for me. Upon arrival at the restaurant I wasnt greeted by anyone and I really didn't know if I should wait to be seated or seat myself but when I asked I kind of got a smart remark that I could sit wherever. There wasn't any signs or anything explaining it. Second, once me and my wife got situated we walked up to go order at the front. We ordered the roast beef fries with cheese, a surf and turf poboy and a bowl of the gumbo. After about 30ish mins the food came out (not horrible service time considering it was somewhat busy). After getting our food we obviously was eager to try it all. The gumbo was not good at all. It tasted really burnt for some reason and it was also super over seasoned. I know most cajun food is seasoned heavily but this was just way too much. The fries were mediocre at best in my own opinion, they also were over seasoned. Last but not least the poboy. I will say the shrimp was absolutely wonderful and tasted fresh but everything else was below average. Not to mention the drink fountain had no ice in it when we first got there and I watched multiple guest come in and order and attempt to put ice in their drink but couldn't because it was obviously out. After multiple people had said something they finally decided to fill it back up. The lady behind the counter was very unenthusiastic to be there and was on her phone and hitting a vape majority of the time I was there. Overall service is a 3/10 Food 3.5/10 They also didn't gave boudin and for a "cajun" restaurant i feel like thats one of the things that should always be avaliable. And I dont mean like they didnt serve it but I mean they ran out I assume. Overall experience wasn't justified for the $70 dollars I spent there. read more