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1. Linney Breaux's Cajun Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Spike S
I really couldnât believe that this little place, that looks like a portable building with a car port attached turned in to a cook shack, could put out Cajun food as good as reviews had described. Well it does! I have eaten a lot of Cajun food in Louisiana and Texas and this restaurant is on par with some of the best I have had.They had several lunch specials, but I decided to really get a good sampling of their food, so I chose the Mardi gras (a cup of chicken and sausage gumbo, crawfish etouffee , a boudin ball and slaw).It was all delicious, except for the boudin ball. The boudin ball was amazing! What stood out was the smoked meat in the boudin ball, the crispy outer shell and the spicy sauce it came with. These things are unbelievable! The Chicken and sausage gumbo was loaded with chicken. There is no doubt the roux was made with bacon grease. It had that great rich smoky bacon flavor. It was excellent as was the slaw!The crawfish etouffee, was a little light on crawfish, but it was still very good! The other thing that was a little disappointing was the difficulty in finding a bottle of Louisiana hot sauce to add heat to the meal. I did find a bottle on another table, but it was almost empty. You have to have ample bottles of Louisiana hot sauce or Tabasco on the tables for folks that like Cajun food!This is most likely the best Cajun food you will find in Oklahoma! The parking is tight; the dining area is small, so itâs probably a real challenge to get in at busy times.
2. Katfish Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By tawsr
We were out-&-about, I asked, Leslie said, yeah, and our date was ON!The Katfish has only gotten better, since our last review 4/18/18. Same teen after school work scene, superb catch, excellent fry skills & delish mixed vegetables. I had 5 filets and Leslie had a dozen shrimps! Read your bill - neither, Leslie or I, had dumplings on our ticket. Keep partying, those taillights ahead are us.
3. sam's southern Eatery
Reviewed By 725dickm
For long-time Tahlequah residents, Sam's Southern Eatery is in the old Long John Silver/A&W building. If you like Cajun, you'll definitely like Sam's.I really like the seafood and the po' boys, so I tend to order the shrimp or fish po' boy. They're very good, and you definitely get enough to eat. The sandwich comes with the typical fries, but you can choose a different side--I go for the red beans and rice every time. If you don't care for fried fish or fried shrimp, you can order broiled. Either way, it's great.Now let's talk about service. The staff has treated us exceptionally well and go out of their way to be sure our experience is a good one.One thing to note: as of the date of this review, you won't find the Tahlequah location on the company website. Will we be back? Yes! Do we recommend it? Definitely!
4. White Wolf Steakhouse
Reviewed By jobinseattle
We went and was not really sure what to expect as far as price as it is not listed on the websites menu. We were pleasantly surprised. Not anywhere close to what I thought. For three adults it was less than $40. The food was very good and the customer service was excellent. We will certainly be back.
