Flavors of Louisiana

Michael De La Noche

Great food. Great service. Sometimes you just want Cajun food. This is the place in the west valley to get it. We ordered... Catfish Po'boy. Best sandwich ever. Etouffee. Silky and full of flavor. Chicken and sausage gumbo. A classic. Jambalaya. Flavorful and hearty. Begniets. A little heavy with oil. The Po'boy stole the show. The bread was so epic I ate the whole thing. Seriously amazing. The gumbo was gumbo. You won't be disappointed. Etouffee and jambalaya were so much better then many of the food trucks running around town chucking lackluster food from a packet out the window. The begniets. These were a little oil heavy and sort of had an odd flavor. Maybe the oil was old? I'm not sure. Try it yourself and see. Maybe it was an off day. Definitely going back.

Belinda Edwards

Food was not served warm or hot, little to mo flavor, meat seemed old. Took 30 minutes to get food not fit to eat. Coleslaw was fresh and good.

shelly Franklin

First time eating there, good food not spicy as I was hoping but the fried green tomatoes was very good. The sweet tea was good. Gumbo, jambalaya and shrimp creole was not seasoned enough. Service was great, friendly, and helpful.

Danielle Randazzo

This place is pretty great. It's nice to get some good Cajun food in Arizona. Would definitely eat here again. Wish they had warm bread pudding with praline sauce though.