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Best Seafood food near Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, United States
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Breaux Bridge. The crawfish capital of the world, Breaux Bridge is a great place to explore authentic Cajun culture in southern Louisiana. With its relaxing atmosphere, quaint downtown streets and traditional Cajun and funky Zydeco music, it's the perfect culturally-rich getaway. Sample unusual local specialties such as seafood gumbo, gateau syrup cakes or sweet dough pies. The more adventurous can try alligator steak.
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10. Jeaux Biffs Burgers and Beer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By B0bK
We had lunch here the other day and we were amazed. It is a small hole in the wall type place filled to capacity at lunch with mainly locals, which is always a good sign when picking a new place to eat. It is not fancy, but you don't eat here for fancy surroundings. It has a nice comfortable homey feel to the place. The staff was great and the food far exceeded our expectations.My wife had a catfish poboy that was delicious. I had a combo fried shrimp and oyster poboy that was excellent. The oysters were some of the best I have had on this trip. Soft, moist, perfectly fried. And the home made onion rings were sweet and perfectly prepared.If you are in the area a place you must try.Bob K
9. Landry's Seafood House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 256 reviews
The true flavor of Gulf Coast tradition is all about family, warmth and exceptional seafood. Landry's Seafood strives to bring all of those things together in each and every location, providing a fun-filled dining experience that will make you want to dro
Reviewed By MarkT17
This place was recommended by the campground. While it can be pricey, the food and service were very good. We always stop in this area when traveling through. The etouffee I had was delicious and the shrimp dish my wife tried was also enjoyable. Clean restrooms, and easy on/off I10 check them out.
8. Pont Breaux's Cajun Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By DinaRL
So I live in southern Louisiana and I enjoy a good meal but more than that I absolutely adore cajun music and dancing. I thoroughly enjoyed the crab pearl appetizer and the 12oz. steak I ate. My taste buds were just astounded. It was delicious. The atmosphere was so inviting and the cajun band playing that night just finished off the great ambiance of this restaurant. It was very entertaining watching all of the dancers on the dance floor. In between the cypress trees they dance like fire flies in the swamps of southern Louisiana.
7. Cafe Sydnie Mae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Located in historic, downtown Breaux Bridge LA, Cafe Sydnie Mae is a cool restaurant and bar that resembles a neighborhood cafe in New Orleans. We feature Certified Angus Beef Steaks as well as delectable seafood dishes. Executive Chef, Bonnie Breaux is t
Reviewed By CajunDiva
For our 25th Anniversary celebration we felt like trying something different. The inspiration came from none other than our dear departed Anthony Bourdain. Bourdain was quoted as saying that the quality of the food in Lafayette, Breaux Bridge and Eunice was some of the finest he's sampled anywhere. Reading this statement reminded me that we don't get off the beaten path enough any more and I hadn't checked out Breaux Bridge for quite some time now. When I checked out the online menu for Cafe Sydnie Mae, I was convinced this was a place I'd love to try. With these original, special offerings, if they've got a chef who is half decent, it's bound to be great. Well...let me tell you - we found that not only is the chef half decent, Executive Chef Bonnie Breaux is THE BOMB!I kicked things off with a "Cajun Cosmo" - the best Cosmo that has ever crossed my lips...I kid you not! I was driving, so I limited the consumption to one, but MAN did I leave wanting more! Hubby had an Old-Fashioned, and the coolest thing happened. They placed a straw-like feature in the drink, and when he checked it out, it was actually a piece of sugar cane! He had so much fun chewing on that cane like he did when he was a kid growing up in New Iberia. I enjoyed tasting it myself...turns out it's quite a conductor for the liquor in the glass and holds the flavor well :-)We ordered a cup of Shrimp and Corn Bisque - it was one of the best I've ever tried. We were trying to identify the flavor we were both sensing. Chef Bonnie came over and explained to us it was a local roasted red pepper. We REALLY enjoyed it tremendously. She knows JUST how to combine JUST the right ingredients to blend the perfect concoctions every time!For our entrees, we decided to order two separate dishes so we could sample two different things. I ordered the Teche Wellington, which is composed of Louisiana Crawfish, Jumbo Lump Crabmeat and Shrimp in a Sherry Cream Sauce, served over Seafood-Stuffed Pastry and the side of your choice. (Which for me was Creole Cream Cheese Grits)My husband decided on the Shrimp and Eggplant Stuffed Flounder with a Stuffed Potato Cake.The Teche Wellington was one of the most amazing things I've ever eaten. The creativity displayed in designing this dish is so evident. It was off the charts. Even BETTER were the Creole Cream Cheese Grits...WOW! Hubby tried it too and thoroughly enjoyed it all. I'm not really a fan of fish, so he got to eat most of his flounder dish by himself. But I did taste and it was very good.Of course by this time Chef Bonnie had been out to the table to visit several times, so she then took it upon herself to go back in the kitchen and prepare a "special" Happy Anniversary bread pudding dish for us. In addition, I had a good cup of strong coffee mixed with Godiva White Chocolate Liqueur - what an amazing way to end the perfect meal!Before we had been at Cafe Sydnie Mae for 5 minutes, I had already decided I will be returning...soon. After meeting Chef Bonnie Breaux and tasting her SUBSTANTIAL food preparation talent, not only will I be going back, but I'll be inviting friends!So if any of our local folks are ready to check out the best new thing...we've found it for you!
6. Le Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Joeclement
Excellent seafood restaurant located in Breaux Bridge. By far the best place in our area for fried catfish along with all the menu
5. Chez Jacqueline Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By brewster428
Late breakfast. Jacqueline waited on us and cooked the food - just like the last time we were in town four years ago. Had her beignets and eggs Florentine with ham on an English muffins with artichoke hollandaise sauce. Amazing! Sheâs super friendly and always has plenty of stories. A delight!
4. Chicken On The Bayou & Boudin Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Edith P
This place is simply amazing.. We always stop by on our way home to Texas from visiting Florida. this is our 3rd year consecutivly. Don't expect anything fancy. Do not let the look of this place fool you, looks like an old gas station turned into a small restaurant with about 4-5 tables. Its pretty much a ma and pa establishment, that will deliver a huge punch. Crawfish pies are a must to try along with the boudin balls and fried chicken or alligator or shrimp baskets ...crawfish or shrimp etuffee is good too. sprinkle your meals with their homemade spices for an extra spicy delicious kick!EVERYTHINK IS GOOD You won't go wrong !
3. Poche Market & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By Lastrick
Love the food here. Itâs cafeteria style where you give your order, they dish it out, you pick your sides and head for the dining room. Friendly, happy ladies behind the counter. Excellent Andouille sausage to purchase with no Nitrates. Sausage and beans were fabulous.
2. Buck and Johnny's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
Breaux Bridgeâs Eclectic & Italian restaurant, Buck and Johnnyâs, is located at the corner of Bridge and Berard Streets in the historic district of downtown Breaux Bridge. It has quickly established itself as a first-class dining facility. We serve entree
Reviewed By Emmaline T
Carol, Kathy, and Therese from Mississippi spent five days at "La Petite Voie de Therese" (Cottage), and I decided that they would enjoy a great experience at Buck & Johnnie's. A good friend of mine, Joyce suggested that I bring the ladies on Thursday evening to listen to Yvette Landry, (Singer & Guitar Player) , Richard Comeaux ( Steel Guitar Player,) and a famous Cajun musician by the name of Warren Storm. Wow! We were treated with two glasses of wine, and the Cobb Salad, Margarita Pizza, and the pasta dishes were just perfect. The ladies of Mississippi were excited to climb up the steps of an old Chevy Car Garage and Service Station. (Buck & Johnnie's). I was so happy that the ladies had a marvelous time and hopefully, I will see them again. Of course, I will bring these lovely ladies from Mississippi back to Buck and Johnnie's where the food and musicgo very well with a glass of wine.
Where to Eat in Breaux Bridge: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Blue Dog Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1364 reviews
Specializing in modern Cajun food and celebrating legendary Louisiana artist George Rodrigue (1944-2013), Blue Dog Café offers diners access to authentic, South Louisiana cuisine. Inspired by Rodrigue's most renowned work, the Blue Dog Series, the restaur
Reviewed By jamess024
Love the decor and the setup of this restaurant. Great service from the time you enter to the time you leave. Food is spectacular. Great flavor and properly proportioned. My only complaint was that it was noisy. Everyone seemed to be talking so loud as to talk over the table next to them which made the place loud.Thank you for your review! Yes, it can get noisy when we are slammed, such as when we have a pre-concert crowd. It is not typically that loud. Thanks again for your wonderful review of our food, service and decor!Steve S. Co-founder
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