Tour of New Orleans
$14.50
Spicy. To the left, we have some jambalaya. Over on your right, we have some beans and rice. Smack dab in the middle is your cup of gumbo, and those two li’l babies are hushpuppies.
N’Awlin’s favorite of boiled red beans, and authentic spices over dirty rice.
Just what it sounds like! These tender li’l babies are a nice snack for two, but ya might not be sharin’. We serve ’em with Tartar sauce and some lemons fa squeezing.
Beans & Rice with Andouille
$12.00
Spicy. Our signature beans and rice served with authentic, spicy Andouille sausage. It’s the traditional Monday meal of the Big Easy!.
Spicy. Our spicy voodoo-infused chicken wings are meaty, plump and perfect for sharing with the group.
Tender mushroom caps topped with our signature seafood stuffing, and baked in with Parmesan cheese and white wine.
Boudin w/ Beans & Rice
$15.00
Your choice of a smoked or jalapeño boudin sausage link served with a generous portion of red beans and rice.
Seasoned, breaded calamari fried golden brown and served with sauce piquant and Parmesan cheese.
Mama said, "Eat dem veggies!" Sliced dill pickles fried in yellow cornmeal and served with ranch dressing.
Krab Cakes A La Mer
$18.75
Two golden brown krab cakes topped with a shrimp, krab parmesan cream sauce.
One hollowed out zucchini cooked to a golden brown and served with our famous A La Mer sauce.
Spicy. This generous portion of jambalaya, popcorn shrimp, fried ’shrooms, and onion rings are good snack. (fa 3 ta 4).
Tender shrimp tossed in our cajun seasoned batter, fried ’til golden and served with hazel dressing.
Beer Battered Onion Rings
$8.50
After a long day, nothing goes better with a frosty mug of beer than a heaping pile of our signature beer-battered onion rings
Voodoo Crawfish Tails
$15.00
Spicy. Ohh, you taste buds gonna be tanking you dawlin’! Tender crawfish tails beer-battered and tossed in our spicy voodoo sauce and served with your choice of ranch or bleu cheese dressing.
Spicy. A Cajun staple. Andouille sausage, beef tenderloin and Tasso slow-cooked with dirty rice and Creole tomato sauce.