Southern restaurant with authentic New Orleans decor and vibrant live music creates a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. The atmosphere reflects true southern hospitality with friendly people and a welcoming environment. Outdoor seating on a two-tiered patio adds to the inviting experience.
Shrimp and fish po boys come with fried seafood and a spicy sauce option that adds a kick. The fish po boy stands out as flavorful and satisfying.
Jambalaya features a rich blend of shrimp and chicken with a spicy kick from Louisiana hot sauce. It stands out alongside other New Orleans staples like gumbo and red beans and rice.
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Food prices are reasonable and portion sizes are generous.
The restaurant is black-owned and family-friendly.
Expect a casual atmosphere suitable for lunch or dinner.
Cozy space with elegant décor and walls adorned with historic Black culture photographs creates a romantic atmosphere. Live jazz music plays at a comfortable volume, enhancing the neighborhood restaurant vibe. Outdoor patio seating with shade umbrellas offers a relaxed dining option.
Fried catfish po' boy has a good crunch and is well seasoned with clear flavors. Both the Catfish Po Boy and Fried Chicken sandwich stand out as solid choices.
Jambalaya features tender chicken, andouille sausage, and large shrimp cooked perfectly. The jambalaya linguine stands out as a flavorful twist, often praised for its taste and texture.
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Happy hour is available on weekdays from 4-7pm with discounted drinks.
Live jazz performances occur every Sunday evening.
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Small takeout spot with a simple counter and menu displayed on a TV creates a straightforward setting. Authentic Cajun flavors and homemade-style dishes like jambalaya and mac and cheese draw repeat visits. The vibe is casual and focused on delivering high-quality soul food with friendly service.
Jerk chicken and pulled pork po boys come with Orleans slaw and sides like mac and cheese. Shrimp and soft shell crab options arrive on grilled French bread and are generously sized.
Seafood jambalaya features generous portions of crab, shrimp, and crawfish with the perfect amount of spice. Chicken jambalaya offers tender meats and balanced heat, both authentic and exceptional.
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Reservations are not required as this is a takeout-only restaurant.
Expect a wait time of about 15-20 minutes during peak hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted for orders.
Chicken restaurant offers old school Americana decor and a great atmosphere for watching football or enjoying live music. The space attracts crowds for game days and concerts, creating lively energy without overwhelming noise. Large portions and reasonable prices complement the casual, friendly vibe.
Shrimp, chicken, and catfish po' boys come out fresh and delicious. The shrimp po' boy stands out as a highlight.
Chicken and sausage make the jambalaya rich and flavorful. It pairs well with tamales and Gouda Mac and cheese for a hearty meal.
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Expect no wait during lunch hours on Fridays.
The menu offers unique items not found in other downtown restaurants.
The restaurant is family-friendly with a straightforward menu.
Lunch counter setup and spartan interior create a simple, welcoming space with a well-done mural adding character. Atmosphere stays quiet and friendly, evoking a genuine New Orleans vibe without pretension. Popular music plays softly, complementing the relaxed, family-run feel.
Shrimp po' boys here are authentic Louisiana-style, juicy, and tender, matching the taste of New Orleans. Catfish po' boys come in huge, filling portions, and the seafood gumbo pairs well with the sandwiches.
Seafood jambalaya features lots of shrimp, sausage, and crayfish tails. Options include versions with or without seafood, both tasty and spicy.
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Expect a 15-20 minute wait during peak lunch hours.
Prices range from $14 to $15.85 for main dishes.
Portions are decent for sharing among three people.
Small restaurant with few tables creates an intimate, welcoming vibe full of soulful energy. Guests enjoy freshly prepared Creole and Cajun dishes served with generous portions. Warm playlist adds to the cozy atmosphere despite limited space.
Huge pieces of shrimp fill the fried shrimp po boy, served with a large bag of perfectly seasoned fries. The Good Po Boy offers a solid option with great flavor.
Bold, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, the jambalaya delivers true Southern comfort in every bite. It stands out with rich spices and a depth that surpasses many legendary Cajun spots.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating and high demand.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The menu frequently runs out of popular items, so arrive early.
Small dining space decorated with authentic Louisiana culture creates a cozy, immersive atmosphere. Walls and counters display a whimsical assortment of items supporting local spirit. The vibe feels like a quaint Cajun spot with comforting energy.
Po' boys feature fresh bread and a satisfying crunch and flavor. Options like the gator and shrimp po' boys stand out alongside classic sides like red beans and rice.
Pork Jambalaya comes with cornbread and strawberry lemonade. The jambalaya is consistently very good and pairs well with dishes like gumbo and crawfish etouffee.
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Gumbo 2 Geaux closes at 7 PM every night.
Visitors should go early because they run out of food quickly.
There are only two tables inside for dining in.
Cozy BYOB Cajun kitchen with intimate space and quaint Mardi Gras decorations creates a relaxed, unpretentious vibe. Live jazz music on Sundays adds to the authentic atmosphere. The setting feels like a downtown boutique restaurant with a warm, inviting energy.
Shrimp po boy stands out with well-seasoned shrimp and a generous portion size. It serves as a highlight and sets a high standard for po boys here.
Jambalaya offers a perfect balance of spice and traditional Creole flavor with large portions. It holds up well even when reheated and pairs well with sides like cornbread and grit fries.
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Krewe is BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks.
Parking at Krewe is scarce and can be challenging to find.
Make sure to make a reservation, especially on weekends.
Small space with fewer than 25 seats creates an intimate atmosphere where the chef's passion is visible. Jazz music sets a lively, soulful vibe that complements the home-cooked meal feel. The crowd enjoys a fun, communal energy in a cozy, hole-in-the-wall setting.
Shrimp po' boys feature a fusion of Korean and Cajun flavors with green tomato kimchi adding a unique twist. Fried chicken and okra kimchi also complement the po' boy offerings well.
Jambalaya here blends Cajun flavors with a fusion twist, especially with kimchi infusions. It stands out alongside dishes like ribs and fried chicken, offering a unique take on a classic.
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Making a reservation is recommended because the restaurant is often fully booked.
The lunch special is time-sensitive and can be missed if not planned properly.
KJUN is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle), so bring your favorite drink.
Strip mall setting with modest decor and clean, spacious interior featuring high ceilings and outdoor patio seating. Atmosphere feels family-owned and welcoming, with a calm and friendly vibe during quieter times. TVs for game watching add a casual touch to the dining experience.
Grilled shrimp and catfish po boys stand out for their flavor. Options include fried shrimp, blackened chicken, and oysters, all served with solid bread and fillings.
Jambalaya comes with generous amounts of chicken, sausage, and shrimp. It has the right amount of heat and large portions that satisfy.
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Cajun Fish Grill brings in fresh fish twice a week, ensuring quality.
The restaurant offers a walk-up ordering system with no table service.
Seafood boils can be messy, so prepare accordingly.
Small sandwich shop with New Orleans style market next door offers a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Known for outstanding jambalaya and best sandwiches, it draws those seeking authentic Creole flavors. Food preparation takes about 15-20 minutes, and ordering ahead is common due to popularity.
Andouille sausage and blackened chicken stand out among the Po Boys. The pork belly version varies, sometimes dry and unpleasant.
Jambalaya here is super flavorful and consistently excellent. It stands out as possibly the best jambalaya around.
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Expect 15-20 minutes for food preparation after placing your order.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted for all orders.
The market next to the ordering counter offers basic groceries and prepared foods.
Quaint, eclectic space with New Orleans-inspired decor and a nice bar setup creates a relaxing, friendly atmosphere. Music plays loudly, adding energy to the environment. Known for high-quality Cajun seafood, including standout crawfish étouffée and seafood broil.
Po boys come loaded with plenty of shrimp or oysters and are cooked perfectly. Varieties like catfish, shrimp, crawfish, and gator offer perfect seasoning without being over fried.
Jambalaya stands out with a fantastic blend of flavors. It pairs well with other dishes like shrimp boil and Cajun Mac n cheese.
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The restaurant has failed health inspections due to severe roaches.
Prices are high, with a cup of soup costing $16.
Happy hour is available, but specific times are not mentioned.
Two-level bar with a long downstairs bar, many TVs, and an upstairs balcony overlooking the street creates a classic, cozy atmosphere. Music can be loud, and the space upstairs feels cramped when crowded. The vibe suits catching games and enjoying Southern-inspired decor with a lively but relaxed energy.
Shrimp and alligator po boys come with perfect bread and great flavor. The shrimp po boy stands out with crispy fries and jambalaya on the side.
Spicy, rich, and incredibly flavorful jambalaya soup stands out here. The jambalaya itself pairs well with other dishes like the shrimp po' boy and fries.
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Trivia night happens every Wednesday at 8pm with a fun atmosphere.
On weekends, they offer a $25 bloody/mimosa option for brunch.
The upstairs area is currently closed for renovations.
Historic bar setting with original woodwork and tile features creates a cozy, old-school vibe. Atmosphere feels chill and warm with lively music, making it suitable for relaxed dining or date nights. Space is small but comfortable, balancing intimacy without crowding.
Po Boys come with generous portions and light, crunchy breading. The catfish and shrimp versions stand out for their flavorful, delicious fillings and satisfying size.
Seasoning on the jambalaya is on point with a strong, flavorful kick. Adding an egg on top helps balance the spiciness and enhances the dish. The kitchen replaces any undercooked portions promptly without issue.
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Street parking is available near the restaurant.
The restaurant does not have a liquor license at this time.
The menu features a selection of Cajun/Creole and soul food fusion dishes.
Small, modern restaurant with clean design and limited seating encourages a cozy, welcoming vibe. Background old school music plays at a comfortable volume, supporting relaxed conversation. Guests often clear their own tables, reflecting a casual, communal atmosphere.
Shrimp and sausage po' boys offer bold flavors with a satisfying mix of ingredients. Cornbread and gumbo often accompany the po' boys, adding to the hearty experience.
Smoky, flavorful jambalaya balls combine chicken, sausage, and rice in a fried bite. The jambalaya itself balances spice well, blending sausage and rice with a satisfying kick.
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They are closed on Sundays.
Happy hour specials are available during weekdays.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Historic brick building hosts a huge, peaceful patio with live music and a New Orleans vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and family friendly, with good table spacing and glowing lights. Drinks like house-made hurricanes stand out alongside flavorful Cajun dishes.
Blackened catfish stands out with exceptional flavor and freshness. Spicy chicken po boy delivers a fiery kick. Custom requests like off-menu blackened catfish po boys get accommodated.
Jambalaya features chicken and sausage with a fresh, Creole style. It comes with cornbread and delivers a very good, flavorful experience.
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Reservations are recommended for larger parties to ensure seating.
The restaurant applies a service charge to all bills.
Monday night karaoke starts at 8pm and is a popular event.
Small, busy American restaurant with modern decor and a well-preserved historic feel. Atmosphere varies from warm and welcoming to noisy bar area, with music at a comfortable level. Known for an excellent whiskey and bourbon selection and a unique Bloody Mary bar.
Shrimp and catfish stand out in the po boys here, served with sides like sweet potato waffle fries or chips. The Po Boy Remix pairs well with local draft brews and offers an authentic, tasty experience.
Chicken and sausage jambalaya stands out with a fried egg on top, adding a unique twist. It ranks among the top dishes alongside other favorites like shrimp and grits and blackened catfish.
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Reservations are not accepted; the establishment operates on a walk-in basis only.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, but an app provides updates on your queue status.
Free parking is available at a nearby garage for restaurant patrons.
Restaurant offers authentic New Orleans vibe with lively music and well-designed decor. Atmosphere feels clean and welcoming, blending chill energy with vibrant sounds. Guests enjoy classic Louisiana flavors and a genuine cultural experience.
Shrimp and catfish po boys come with authentic Creole flavors and pair well with cajun fries and jambalaya. Beignets and sides like mac and cheese add to the rustic New Orleans vibe.
Made-to-order jambalaya features lamb sausage instead of pork, catering to non-swine eaters. It includes perfectly cooked shrimp and flavor-layered rice for a rich taste.
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Customers can bring their own alcohol to enjoy with meals.
A meal with a sandwich, soda, and side costs around $26-28.
The restaurant maintains a high standard of cleanliness throughout.
Bright, nautical decor creates a modern, inviting atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. The vibe stays family-friendly and relaxed, making it a comfortable spot for casual dining. Fresh, flavorful oysters and Southern-inspired seafood dishes stand out as distinctive culinary features.
Offers Oyster Po Boys with a different style than traditional New Orleans versions. Includes options like Soft Crab Po Boy sandwiches served with simple sides like a dinner salad.
Jambalaya appears as a frequent choice, paired with dishes like pan roast and oysters. It stands out as a dish people return for and order alongside Bacon Wrapped Shrimp and Beignets.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm daily with discounted seafood options.
The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating for guests.
Parking is available in the shared plaza lot next to the restaurant.
Outdoor seating with waterfront views creates a relaxed, lively atmosphere filled with live music and New Orleans vibes. The space offers alfresco dining in a courtyard setting or a small covered patio, attracting a busy crowd that adds to the energy.
Shrimp Po Boys come loaded with 7 jumbo shrimp and stand out as the biggest Po Boy available. Options include blackened, fried, and Creole styles, all well seasoned and highly satisfying.
Creole style shines in the jambalaya with a rich, authentic taste. The dish offers a delicious blend of flavors that remind of Louisiana cooking.
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Louisiana Charlie's San Diego does not accept cash or tap payments.
The sitting area is dog friendly.
Large portion sizes make meals very filling.
Creole restaurant offers authentic Louisiana-style dishes like jambalaya and catfish po'boy with delicious, well-prepared flavors. The space feels cute and comforting with lovely music enhancing a relaxed atmosphere. Ordering uses a touch screen, and food comes in cardboard to-go bowls even when dining in.
Shrimp po boy stands out with its crisp texture and flavor. The catfish po boy also gets a solid mention. The oyster po boy does not meet expectations.
Rice stands out with authentic Louisiana flavor and big chunks of sausage and chicken. The jambalaya matches up well with dishes from Louisiana and hits the mark consistently.
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Parking may be challenging at this location.
They do not accept cash; only credit cards and mobile payments.
Fries are an extra charge and not included in combo meals.
Restaurant offers spacious seating with Cajun bayou music and multiple TVs creating a relaxed atmosphere. A mini market sells meats, sauces, and frozen Cajun foods alongside casual dining. The decor blends old and remodeled elements for an inviting vibe.
Roast beef po boy stands out with rich flavor and consistent quality. Options like the Bayou Salle po boy and Gum-Po combo add variety with catfish and seafood gumbo. Other favorites include frog legs, shrimp basket, and oyster po boy.
Jambalaya here stands out for its rich flavor and perfect cooking. It consistently delivers a delicious and satisfying experience.
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The restaurant has a trash can and tray return area for self-service.
Seating is not controlled, leading to potential overcrowding.
Crawfish will be available soon, and the boil patio opens in mid-February.
Casual dining space features immersive New Orleans decor and a full-service bar with standout cocktails like the hurricane and rum punch. Atmosphere feels warm and family-friendly, often lively with occasional live music. Staff and owner create a welcoming, authentic vibe that makes guests feel part of the family.
Shrimp po boy stands out with rich flavor and perfect size. The surf and turf po boy offers a unique twist. All po boys come with masterfully prepared fillings that pair well with jambalaya.
Jambalaya comes with rich jambalaya rice and pairs well with greens and red beans. It stands out alongside dishes like shrimp Po’Boys and catfish, all prepared with care.
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Parking is easily accessible near the restaurant.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food.
The restaurant does not serve pork, accommodating certain dietary restrictions.
Basement bar offers a speak-easy style with pool tables, dart boards, and arcade games under string lights. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, evoking a New Orleans Mardi Gras vibe with jazz music and authentic Cajun decor. Space suits both lively game nights and relaxed lounging with cigars and drinks.
Shrimp Po Boys stand out with authentic New Orleans flavor and fresh ingredients. The grouper Po Boy and jambalaya also deliver solid, classic tastes.
Spicy but balanced, the jambalaya offers a tasty blend of flavors with a bit less heat than some other spots. It pairs well with sides like bread pudding and red beans for a solid meal.
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Music Bingo is free to play every Wednesday night.
Trivia night occurs weekly, adding to the fun atmosphere.
Breakfast is served daily from 7-11 AM in the upstairs area.
New Orleans style decor creates a cozy, lively atmosphere with upbeat music and friendly staff who enjoy their work. The space feels like dining at a friend's house, offering a welcoming, soulful vibe despite being small and busy.
Okra po' boy features a generous amount of okra, making it a solid choice for vegetarians. Catfish and shrimp po' boys come with sides like sweet potato fries, offering classic Southern flavors.
The Jambalaya here stands out for its rich flavor and hearty ingredients. It pairs well with other dishes like Shrimp Etouffee and Po’ Man Gumbo in the Tasty 4 combo.
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The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Expect a wait time of 20-25 minutes during peak hours.
Menu items like chicken and fish are priced at $29.99, with an extra $6 for white meat.
Small space with classic French quarter decor and an open kitchen close to tables creates an intimate setting. Electric atmosphere pulses with loud music and vibrant energy, drawing a lively crowd. Both indoor and outdoor bars offer distinct experiences within a cozy, tightly arranged layout.
Shrimp po' boys stand out with excellent flavor and fantastic quality. Both visits confirm the consistent taste of this sandwich.
Jambalaya here tastes authentic and comes out light yet flavorful. It pairs well with gumbo and mac and cheese bites for a solid meal.
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Happy hour at Tryst is available all week, including weekends.
The Lychee Martini is under $10 during happy hour.
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights.
Bright, colorful decor and a vibrant sign create a lively, New Orleans-inspired atmosphere. The space feels cozy and inviting, with mellow music enhancing a warm, authentic vibe. Comfortable seating and a clean environment attract diners looking for a fresh take on Cajun dining.
Shrimp po boys come with plump shrimp and a crispy roll. Catfish po boys are large and packed with flavor.
Jambalaya here stands out for its rich flavor and satisfying taste. It earns praise as a very good dish, often highlighted by those who try it.
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The restaurant serves beignets and steaks, showcasing Cajun cuisine.
Menu prices are higher than expected, but worth trying.
Customers can choose their spice level for dishes.
Small space with bayou decor and eclectic memorabilia creates a strong Cajun vibe. Live music fills the room, adding to the funky atmosphere but can make conversation difficult. Indoor and outdoor seating offer casual options in a lively setting.
Great bread holds the sandwiches together. The fried catfish and crawfish po' boys stand out, often paired with fries or gumbo. The roast beef version comes with provolone and jalapeño mayo for extra flavor.
Spicy jambalaya stands out with a bit of dryness but solid flavor. It pairs well with dishes like crawfish pie and gumbo, often served as a substitute for fries.
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Evangeline Cafe offers live music from Monday to Thursday.
Live music happens on Monday nights from 7 to 9 pm.
The cafe has a small dog-friendly patio for outdoor dining.
Classic mid-century bar grill with cozy, mellow lighting and live music sets a welcoming, family-like vibe. Small, tight seating spills into an outside eating area amid an artistic street view blending new and vintage styles. Cajun flavors complement a notable bourbon and whiskey selection.
Shrimp and voodoo chicken stand out as delicious po' boy options. The menu includes traditional and blackened catfish po' boys with solid Creole flavors.
Spicy jambalaya offers a taste of New Orleans with creole sausage and red beans and rice. Staff sometimes let you try it before ordering, adding to the experience.
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Parking is available on the street, but it can be unpredictable and risky.
Expect a wait time of about 3 minutes for seating on Friday nights.
The average meal cost is around $70 for two people with large portions.
Large space with stained glass windows and live jazz music creates an upscale, relaxed atmosphere. Quiet and family-friendly vibe contrasts with occasional loud live bands. Authentic Cajun cuisine and a notable bar area complement the warm, charming environment.
Shrimp and catfish Po' Boys come with fresh, delicious seafood and a satisfying crunch. The sandwiches hold up well with classic Louisiana flavors that never disappoint.
Cajun jambalaya features sausage and shrimps and arrives hot even for delivery. It pairs well with an amber beer.
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Expect live music on Friday evenings until 10pm.
There is a weekday BOGO lunch special between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Live jazz performances occur every Tuesday evening with Milkshake Mayfield and the Milkshake Quintet.