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    Bourbon Street Cafe

    4.1 (9 reviews)
    InexpensiveCajun/Creole
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Hook & Reel Cajun Seafood & Bar

    Hook & Reel Cajun Seafood & Bar

    3.7
    (104 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Service: Service was good. The server kept coming by to check in on my table. Since we were tucked…read moreaway, we were not able to get the attention of our server very easily. Food: Crab Fries - Pass. The crab on this dish was broken up and slightly fishy smelling. I would just get regular fries to dip in the seafood boil sauce. Seafood Boil - Always a favorite! You cant go wrong with getting a seafood boil. I ended up adding ramen noodles and it was a great addition. I wished they would've provide more utensils to make it easier to eat. As the food got colder, the sauce became saltier. On to my next adventure...

    Decided to go because I haven't gone to this location since they opened. I swore there was one in…read moreWheaton further from the mall, but that was years ago, and I guess they moved locations. Anyways, plenty of parking and seating, same complex as the mall, but not in the mall. There is a bar area. Wash area for just your hands obviously, and TVs too. Very good flavor! Chose our own boil and they just threw everything inside one big bag. I didn't like how they didn't change out our trash pale thing, but we were almost done. Also ran out of water and they should have been attentive to that, but again, we were almost done. Everything was cooked fresh, very good flavor! Spicy is decent spicy but not crazy spicy. If I were to go back again, I'll get the spiciest just to try.

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    The Jambalaya Shack

    The Jambalaya Shack

    4.5
    (2 reviews)
    7.2 mi

    Disclaimer: I haven't tried their jambalaya, but I did try a boudin link and experienced their…read moreservice. Because I've not found real Louisiana boudin anywhere else in the DC area, and because of the family's hospitality, I will give them 4 stars. The Jambalaya Shack is a catering business that was present at this past weekend's Breaux Vineyards Cajun Festival. They're from southern Louisiana, and seem to get invited to cater many of their events. They had jambalaya, corn maque choux, and boudin links. Because I was waiting on live boiled crawfish from another vendor, I decided to just share a link of boudin for $5. Their young boy said after I ordered, "Sure! You have to ring the boudin bell!" So I did, while his mother laughed and wrapped up a link for me. She made sure I knew how to eat it (I did), and I asked her if it was spicy or not (she said not at all...probably due to the DC clientele...but that they were good and that they shipped them straight from Louisiana). They also had an assortment of mild Cajun seasonings and hot sauces. It was not the best boudin I've ever had (that one goes to the Boudin King in Louisiana), but it was slightly better than the boudin I can get at the grocery store in Texas (but bigger). The Jambalaya Shack's also had good amounts of little liver pieces in it. I wish I had had hotter seasonings (cayenne chile powder would have been awesome) to spice it up with... I wish I had also tried their namesake jambalaya, but it was the chicken/sausage variety and other than the boudin, I was in the mood for seafood. I do think I was the only person I saw at the festival that tried the boudin (or probably knew what it was). Speaking of seafood, the other caterer's boiled crawfish was bland, and Jambalaya Shack was nice enough to let us have some of their seasonings. They saved the day.

    The nicest folks and lawd is the food right. I wish I had that big old pot so I could make a…read moreJambalaya at home that way. It's not a good Samedi Gras in VA unless you see them there.

    Bourbon Street Cafe - cajun - Updated July 2026

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