The Lost Cajun

Very Comercialized Cajun food. almost nostalgic. Worth it for the beignets.

One person working the bar and tables. Food was tasteless no Cajun spices. Kind of odd

So authentic I had to check too see if they were wearing white rubber boots on their feet

Sweet tea tasted like it’s been in the container for a few days. Tasted terrible. I ordered fish and chips and came out with shrimp and fries. Server did not say one word during whole time. I’m pregnant and had to sit while my husband had his food and I had nothing but to take some of his off of his plate.

The lady that helped us is a lovely, cheerful human, the food was great, the place was clean. How much more can you ask for.

I visited on Saturday around 1pm. The restaurant wasn't very busy but I had to wait for 15 minutes to order a drink. I tried the seafood gumbo and the red beans and rice. Not much flavor and these two completely different items had the same taste. I ordered the fish and shrimp platter blackened instead of fried. I received fish only no shrimp. The blackened fish was too salty to eat. The fries were very good. Cole slaw is great because I don't like sweet slaw. The dipping sauce was flavorful. The item that made this a worthwhile meal was the Lost Cajun Hot Sauce. Not too spicy but added flavor to all items and the authentic Zydeco music. Server tried to take care of her guests but it was too much for 1 person to handle.

Their prices are so inflated there is no point in going here anymore. $17 dollars plus tax plus tip for a Po'Boy sandwich? No thanks.