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    Tee Wee’s On Da’ Bayou - BBQ Brisket Nachos Biscuit

    Tee Wee’s On Da’ Bayou

    5.0(3 reviews)
    9.2 mi

    We rode the motorcycle out here on a Saturday evening. The ride itself was lovely, but the…read moredestination was even better! It's a whole world away from New Orleans in vibes, but it's less than an hour drive. Tee Wee's is a food truck parked right by the water. There's plenty of seating and it's under a roof, so come rain or shine. They had live music tonight with a band playing all the classics and favorites! There's a full bar too if you're interested in libations We tried the crawfish empanadas ($8) and blackened fish tacos with fries ($15). Both items were hot, fresh, and delicious! I especially loved the blackened fish tacos, it was so good! I could have had 3 more of those! It certainly seems like a local favorite hang, but I would highly recommend non-locals to check it out for both the drive out there and to stop by for a bite and enjoy the fantastic atmosphere!

    We just ate the best Po' Boys! I can't say enough about the…read moreshrimp and the red fish po' boys-- they are the best I've had in a long time! Fresh shrimp were perfectly seasoned and fried to golden and crispy, while still juicy and tender inside. The redfish was fresh, flaky, and full of flavor, with just the right amount of spice. Both sandwiches were piled high on soft, warm French bread with crisp lettuce, ripe tomatoes, and a creamy remoulade that tied everything together beautifully. If you're craving an authentic, mouthwatering po' boy, this place is a must.

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    Tee Wee’s On Da’ Bayou
    Tee Wee’s On Da’ Bayou - Outside seating at active marina

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    Outside seating at active marina

    Deja Vieux Food Park

    Deja Vieux Food Park

    4.8(16 reviews)
    20.3 mi•Lower Garden District
    •$$

    Deja vieux food park was a good time!! There's a covered platform for customers to eat and there…read moreare two tables that are next to the platform as well. I came on Wednesday, which is game night! So. Much. Fun!!! It starts at 7pm, and it's not like your typical trivia. You have to come to understand. The food is so good. I ordered the jerk chicken plate from Johnny's and it was fresh and authentic Jamaican food. You won't be disappointed. I've always thought New Orleans needed more food trucks, and this is a thought. There is a small parking lot in front of the food truck lot, and you can also find parking on the street. Added plus, bottomless mimosas for $13+ tax on Sundays!

    This is a great idea and I'm happy it's open! There are several food options, but vegan/gf are…read morelimited. I got the curried chicken from the Jamaican food truck and it was delicious. Came with rice, plantains and greens. The chicken was on the bone and there were lots of little pieces to pick through. I didn't mind but some may. I came because a friend told me about the snowball truck that has dairy free condensed milk! She mistakenly told me he had a nectar flavor so I had my heart set on that. I ended up with an ice cream flavor with dairy free condensed milk. The condensed milk was delicious! The syrup wasn't as sweet and flavorful as I like my snowballs to be. I would definitely go back to try a different flavor. He makes all of his syrups with natural ingredients and said he may try to figure out a nectar flavor. My biggest complaint and the reason for the less than stellar review was the garbage smell that permeated the area. I tried relocating to three different tables to escape it. I couldn't figure out where it was coming from. My best guess is a hidden dumpster somewhere. It was awful and hard for me to enjoy my food when there was a smell of garbage. Lots of space to sit, bathrooms and a bar area for drinks. There was also a live band playing music. It was a nice touch.

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    Deja Vieux Food Park - Bar menu

    Bar menu

    Deja Vieux Food Park - Me and Kamara !!! #AK41

    Me and Kamara !!! #AK41

    Deja Vieux Food Park - Hookah ($30), EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT!

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    Hookah ($30), EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT!

    Salty Jax Seafood - Lobster Rolls

    Salty Jax Seafood

    4.4(17 reviews)
    73.4 mi

    I finally tried Saltie Jax at Crave Food Hall in Ocean Springs, after spotting them on social media…read morea few times. This was my first visit to Crave, and it's a nice setup with a few different eateries. I went for their "Crabster," a lobster roll with some crab and a special sauce. The price was $38, which I'd already expected, and I felt it was a pretty fair one-time splurge. The lobster was good--definitely a solid portion, though not the most life-changing bite I've ever had. It came with a side of potato chips, which.... eh. Overall, it was a good experience--something fun to try, especially if you haven't had a lobster roll before. The food hall itself didn't completely wow me, but it was a nice spot. I'd give the lobster roll 4 stars--worth a visit, but probably not a frequent go-to for me. The service was friendly...

    Salty Jax Seafood is not a restaurant but a food truck, and part of a wonderful growing trend…read morearound the MS Gulf Coast. The easiest way to find them is to follow their Facebook page for locations, which vary weekly. Salty Jax is most famous for their lobster rolls, because few other places down here even offer such a thing. They are quite expensive (upper $20 range, depending on market price) but for obvious reasons since we don't have lobsters out in the Gulf. I always go with the Cajun roll because it is doused in garlic butter for a wonderful kick of flavor. They recently advertised that you can now get lump crab meat added to your roll, and I can't wait to try it! You can also get extra lobster meat so you get a stacked lump of seafood. Be sure to grab some extra napkins because you'll need it. I've been to Maine twice and had plenty of lobster rolls up there, and Salty Jax can hang with the best of them. They give you a roll stuffed with meat and it is quite filling. The owners are local and super friendly, and I don't mind paying for this gourmet premium because of that. If lobster isn't your thing, I highly recommend their fried shrimp basket when they have it on the menu. It's some of the best fried shrimp I have had, and they are plump and crispy. I'd love to see them eventually open a full blown restaurant one day.

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    Cajun style lobster sub

    Salty Jax Seafood - Menu at CRAVE Food Hall (2/28/2026)

    Menu at CRAVE Food Hall (2/28/2026)

    Salty Jax Seafood - Cajun lobster roll with garlic butter.

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    Cajun lobster roll with garlic butter.

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