Small spot in Old Town. Not a very big bar. Plenty of food and drink options. But the flavor of wings we got, I can't remember what they were just not really my thing. And I've had gator bites before, but these ones weren't really doing it for me. Everything came out in a timely manor and prepared very well, the flavors were just off in my opinion. Still worth checking out if you are in the area. read more

Voodoo Brothers Cajun Creole - Wings - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Manassas, Virginia

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Got takeout from Voodoo Brothers Cajun Creole and it was awesome. Tons of flavor, everything traveled well, and the collard greens were freaking amazing. Definitely recommend. read more

We went to Voodoo for the first time recently for brunch. It was pretty quiet when we visited as they just started serving their brunch menu. We started with Chicory Coffee and Beignets - which is probably better than what I had in NOLA by the way. For brunch entrees, we had Chicken and the Egg and Cajun Omelet. Both were delicious and spot on. I could not remember the service but it wasn't bad but not memorable either. The ambiance was great. It was almost like we were transported to NOLA. Brunch food is huge in New Orleans and I feel like Voodoo can do better by having NOLA brunch favorites in their menu like Pain Perdu, Jambalaya, Chicken and Waffles. read more

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We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch at Voodoo Brothers. The gumbo was very flavorful. The shrimp and grits were different than I've had before, but I really liked this dish. The flavors worked well together. The catfish sandwich was huge!!! It was also delicious! Our waitress was friendly and attentive! We highly recommend this restaurant! read more

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My husband and I went to Codo Brothers expecting a nice dinner experience, but unfortunately the customer service was very disappointing. After arriving, we waited about 15 minutes just to ask for our drinks There appeared to be only one waiter handling around 7 tables, so we tried to be patient and understanding. The waiter disappeared for another 10 minutes carrying what looked like delivery bags. When he finally came back, he only brought us two glasses of water. As I was politely about to order drinks, he suddenly yelled at me and said, "Don't you see I'm the only one attending? There are more people in front of you." There was no reason to speak to customers that way, especially when we had been calm and respectful the entire time. We decided to get up and leave, and his reaction made it seem like he simply did not care. I understand restaurants can get busy and short-staffed, but respectful customer service should still matter. read more

The food just wasn't my flavor palette. The collard greens were too sweet and the mashed potatoes flavors were off, creamy potatoes are fine. Brisket was good still not 1st choice on flavor there. Service was good for takeout. read more

Gator Tale was finger licking good, the brisket OMG and the shrimp with grits was amazing read more

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Service was good and the staff were extremely nice, It was cute inside and bathrooms were clean. Food was average. It could use some love (wobbly tables, chairs, etc.). Has a great kids menu/coloring page but I would rather go for a date night without them. read more

Had a great experience here. Drinks were great. Also, had the beef beignets and red beans and rice. Sooo good. My new favorite spot

The food is so delicious. My husband and I shard an alligator bites appetizer, which was very tasty, but but my husband thought it was expensive at $19. He had a half portion of Jim's Jambalaya, and I had a half portion of the Shrimp and Grits. I didn't taste his, but my shrimp and grits was delightful. We also shared an order of beignets, and I had a cup of Cafe du Monde coffee. If you've never had creole cuisine, you should know it isn't highly spiced, just flavorful. Service was excellent and ambiance was evocative of a New Orleans bar. Four stars, because it is pricey, but we haven't been to Old Town Manassas in a while, so that may be the norm. read more

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Love the location of the restaurant as it's in downtown Manassass. The restaurant is decorated with Louisiana decor along with sports memorabilia. The customer service was great and the food was good. We ordered boudin, creole wings, and gumbo for appetizers. The boudin had great flavor but would have been better served with a remoulade. The wings creole sauce didn't come off as creole but more of a peanut Asian sauce and took some getting used to. The gumbo was good. We ordered the chicken club sandwich with Cajun fries and catfish with collard greens. Not negative to say as they both were good portions and delicious. read more

Manassas was in need of a good cocktail spot and Voodoo Brothers has been one of the new spots to really deliver. A great restaurant and bar with creative cocktails, great service, friendly staff, and in my opinion one of the best burgers in town. You may ask why I got a burger in a spot specializing in cajun food and po boys, but I don't have a good answer for you. I was craving a burger and it far surpassed my expectations. And the sauce. Holy cow the sauce. Get anything that has the voodoo sauce. Family got the catfish, jambalaya and fried okra. All were raved about. I don't think I've ever seen my mother in law finish her plate at a restaurant and that catfish and crab rice dish was demolished. read more

Voodoo Brothers Cajun Creole - Voodoo burger - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Manassas, Virginia

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Great service and great food I highly recommend this place. The atmosphere is also very welcoming if you want a chill spot to eat at.

Love the decorations and how welcoming it is. Immediately sat down and was served. I am not a big burger gal but their voodoo burger is a must try. Delicious paired with the crunchy fries and sauce. The beignets were hot and delicious as well. Definitely will be coming back for that burger! read more

Nice local spot in old town Manassas that looks like a hole in the wall from the outside. We started with the fried crawfish appetizer and those were the only item that I'd say wasn't great. They had a ton of batter on them and had a really strong flour taste to them. For my entree I tried the catfish sandwich, and it was really good, and a lot better than the crawfish. I'm definitely going to come back and try some of the other menu items when I get a chance. read more

It's a small venue, but there is nothing bad to say about the experience. Service was attentive but not overbearing. Drinks and food were excellent. Prices are average to good. Will definitely return. read more

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Best Cajun restaurant in Northern Virginia. We started off the beignet stuffed brisket sliders which were amazing. My wife really enjoyed the shrimp and grits and she thought the sausage was a bit spicy but delicious. I enjoyed the crawfish etouffe which was amazing. We also ordered the cornbread with honey butter which was equally delicious. Finished off our meal by sharing banana bread pudding with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. This is a must try and a perfect place for date night. read more

Everything about this place was good. The service was amazing, as well as the food. We will definitely go back.

I went with my friend for a late lunch/early dinner. We enjoyed the food and the ambiance. The service not so much. I was told to lose my sarcasm when I asked for plates, napkins and silverware. IMHO, the server was very snippy to me. He also got my drink order completely wrong, but I chose not to mention it after I was barked at in front of several other diners. read more

Very disappointed. My wife is from New Orleans, so we were excited to try this place. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to our expectations. Popcorn crawfish bites were very dry. The gumbo had good flavor, but little seafood. The vegetables weren't chopped finely enough or cooked down well, so the gumbo was a bit chunky. The crawfish etouffee was even worse - too strong on the tomatoes and not enough roux. Service was very good, but the atmosphere is more bar than restaurant. Didn't stay for dessert. read more

Food great...my husband ready to go back immediately. Better than other reviews led us to expect.

I need to start by saying I grew up along the gulf coast. Texas, Louisiana, & Mississippi. I'm VERY familiar with Cajun/creole food. We checked out this place for some nostalgia. I have to say I've NEVER in my life had a bowl of red beans & rice with a tomato flavor until today. Just super weird to me. $10 wasted. I also ordered the muffuletta. The bread was so dry and the cheese was barely melted. The muffuletta was disappointing as well. The seasoned fries that came with it were good but you can get those at Food Lion & air fry them at home. My husband ordered from the brunch menu. He got the biscuits & andouille gravy. He liked it but another unforgettable dish. I won't crave anything that would make me come back asap. I also need to second the other review to tap into the theme by offering Zydeco or Jazz music to come full circle with the theme. The waiter also seemed a bit awkward. He checked in too much. I.e. he asked if we liked the food before we even got the food. read more

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We live in Manassas and had loved the previous restaurant that occupied the space and the one next door too, Okra's - a Manassas classic - so we've had our eyes on Voodoo Brothers opening (the three owners all had worked at Okra's prior) to give us a taste of what we loved so much again. I will preface this by saying we really enjoyed our evening at Voodoo Brothers tonight. It was a Saturday night and quite busy. A great thing to see for a newer, smaller restaurant in its opening weeks. Our server, Ellie, was just the best. Absolutely sweet, charming, on top of things, always checking in on us yet giving us the appropriate amount of space to enjoy our food and drinks too, just the perfect balance all the way around. Definitely ask for her when you go! The manager was also very kind and checked in on us and introduced himself, so we were very happy with the hospitality. Drinks - Awesome. We had the blueberry lemon lavender drink (my favorite), the voodoo grenade (also my favorite lol), and the hurricane. Drinks are on point. Highly recommend. Food - We loved the gator bites and popcorn crawfish. Perfect seasoning, really good. The dirty rice was also a delicious. Cornbread was good paired with the butter. Beignets were good. The only thing my husband felt could use a boost was the gumbo. He makes his own gumbo, roux, and is particular about his gumbo - and he felt this was kind of bland. The color of the roux was great (nice and brown), but overall lacked flavor and that kick you are looking for with a crave worthy gumbo. That being said, we know they are new and continuing to evolve and build their flavors, so we will give them time and try it again! Overall, we love that we have a Cajun spot again downtown and will continue to frequent this spot. Give it a try and continue to patron our local Manassas businesses! read more

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It begins with the people and they have a wonderful Staff. Very friendly and knowledgeable. The food is top shelf and they make wonderfully crafted cocktails! You'll notice the music in the background and love it! read more

One of the worst experiences I have ever had. Had been wanting to go for the chicory coffee and beignets for months... when I finally get there.... they are out of coffee.. (also out of orange juice) WTH? But that wasn't the worst of it.... our waiter was RUDE from start to finish...my daughter (who is 28) couldn't decide what she wanted so he said to her..."seriously honey? ...there isn't that much to choose from" Then after we recieved our food, he kept asking us if we needed anything in a "are you done yet" kind of way.... when it came to the bill he handed it to me and said "you're obviously the one paying this..." WHY? Because I have gray hair? HOW RUDE. Then the final blow was him coming up to our table 5 min after we paid and saying " Ladies, the bill has been paid.... You can go now." I was absolutely stunned. The restaurant wasn't full... there were other tables available, so it wasn't like we were impeding other customers from coming in to eat. RUDE RUDE RUDE! Did I mention RUDE? So, if you're wondering if I'd go back.... the answer is NO. read more

Voodoo Brothers recently opened up in Manassas and is currently in their soft opening stage. We came here for an early dinner and were able to try their gumbo, fried okra, the pickle plate, and the shrimp & grits. The place is colorful and lovely, and the staff were friendly. Plenty instead parking in the area. read more

Came in for a late lunch and loved it. I had the crawfish etouffee, which was superb, and my son loved his crawfish po boy. We finished things off with beignets and bananas foster; we split them and enjoyed both. Impressive menu of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks. Price point was more than reasonable for NOVA. Attentive service, fun atmosphere, big portions. read more

Just want to keep it short - had the Jambalaya, the quintessential Cajun dish. For 29 dollars small portion, not well seasoned, and it came out cold. My son got beef poorboi looked great but the bottom bun was saturated with liquid and every time he took a bit liquid just ran out on to the plate. I tried adding their name brand hot sauce and it had zero heat. Service was poor. read more

This was their first weekend of the official opening! Used to be Okra, another Cajun restaurant that we had enjoyed a few times until they closed. Voodoo's space is smaller with only about 10 tables and some booth and bar seating. It was vibrant and welcoming with the hostess greets you as soon as you enter. With the limited seating, we were seated at a two person table with an additional chair on one side. Our server was very friendly and I appreciated that she asked us what we thought of each dish. As the first opening weekend, it is very important to tweak and improve where needed so it's always a good idea to ask your guests. She also gave suggestions which tells me she is familiar with the menu items. For starters, we ordered the alligator bites, cornbread and chicken andouille gumbo. Alligator bites were delicious (I've eaten this before but for those who haven't, taste like chicken but slightly chewier), the cornbread was from a red corn meal which is why it's darker in color and the honey butter was a perfect compliment. The gumbo looked great but unfortunately was bland (all three of us agreed) so when asked how things tasted, I was honest and she said she would send the owner over. I didn't ask for it to be comped as that was not my intent. The owner came by, I gave my opinion and he said he would address it with the chef as they are still improving on items as needed. I really hope they fix the taste because the presentation was on point, just not the flavor quite yet. Ordered the shrimp po'boy, shrimp and grits and the fried chicken with collards. My husband said the po'boy was good and shrimp seasoned. The collards with the chicken was almost as good as mine lol! I was impressed since you don't get homemade collards cooked right all the time. The chicken thigh was good but did notice as you get near the bone, it was pinkish red like maybe it needed another minute of cooking time. The highlight was definitely the shrimp and grits! There were several different flavors enhancing this dish, from the mushrooms to the pickled okra! Very interesting and very delicious indeed. I would recommend maybe to present the shrimps on top of the dish instead of hiding underneath the various ingredients! We ended the night with beignets and my son thoroughly enjoyed them! They probably could have saved some of the powdered sugar though...it was a lot lol! We definitely will visit again in a few months once a full menu is in place. I would like to re-try the gumbo again. read more

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Absolutely loved this place! The vibe is super chill and welcoming, and the staff couldn't have been friendlier. The food was delicious -- fresh, flavorful, and came out quickly. We got fried alligator and pork belly lettuce wrap as appetizers and blackened the catfish with dirty rice + crawfish etouffee as entrees, and everything was amazing! Portions were generous, prices were fair, and everything tasted homemade in the best way. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to with friends. Highly recommend if you're in the area! read more

Voodoo Brothers Cajun Creole - Fried Alligator - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Manassas, Virginia

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The service is good!!!! But the food is okay!! It is pricey and not enough food!! We went for brunch .. I got a hush puppies with crab in it... it did not have any taste and very little crab in it!! I also got the biscuit and gravy with sausage... the biscuit were dry inside and there was two very little piece of sausage!! The gravy was good and spicy!! I've been in this restaurant 3 times now and the food is just okay! read more

First time visiting this restaurant with friends - I was fortunate to grab the last table, I can see how it will definitely fill up with customers on Friday and Saturday evenings. This place definitely has a fun energy and vibe! The menu is modest in size but certainly has enough that everyone should be able to find something to their liking. I started off with an unsweetened ice tea and then ordered the chicken and andouille gumbo and a shrimp Po' Boy. The tea was good, but it came with the tiniest slice of lemon that I've ever seen! I asked my waiter for more lemon and fortunately he brought me several more tiny slices. The gumbo was good, not outstanding, but good enough. The shrimp Po' Boy was fine, the shrimp were tender and cooked properly, but I felt the ratio of bread to shrimp was too high. I would have been much happier with more shrimp and less bread. Perhaps I'll give this place another try in the future. read more

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Not impressed. We were not greeted, so we sat ourselves at a table and noticed a distinct lack of atmosphere. We noticed dirty plates and and glasses around the bar that sat there untouched for at least 45 mins, the duration of our visit. We were handed waters and menus by a server who didn't utter a word and went away quickly. After several minutes had passed the bartender noticed that the one server in the place had disappeared, so she finally took our order. She's the only reason we would give this place any stars. She was kind and tried to be attentive. Although the food came quickly, it was one of the worst meals I've ever had: cold and lumpy mac 'n' cheese, over-cooked hush puppies, and, if you can imagine, bland yet over-garlicky mashed potatoes that really just needed some salt. You won't find salt and pepper on any of the tables. We considered dessert, but they were out of half the dessert choices on the menu, so we paid our bill, made the sign of the cross and called it a waste of time. We won't be back and would recommend just about any restaurant in downtown Manassas except Voodoo Brothers. read more