The Gumbo Bros. location in the Gulch absolutely blew me away, especially their étouffée. I stopped…read morein solo before an appt. I had over here and sat at the bar, and the bartender was incredibly kind and generous, letting me sample the two dishes I was deciding between. I tried Nanny's Seafood Gumbo, which had a very bold, distinct seafood-forward flavor that might be perfect for some, but for me it was a bit overpowering. The étouffée, on the other hand, was more balanced and lighter, with flavors that just hit in the best way...so it really comes down to personal preference. It was a cold December day, and I was craving something warm and spicy, and this absolutely delivered. I ordered the étouffée with shrimp (though they weren't blackened as described), and it was still deeply comforting and delicious. I paired it with a Harding House Jimmy Red Lager, and loved the thoughtful touch of little baskets of popcorn at the bar. Parking can be tricky in the area, but I easily found off-street paid parking near Turnip Truck!

A few Louisiana Natives told me about this spot! When it comes to Cajun/Creole food. Especially…read more*Gumbo, Red Beans & Etoufee I'm a tough judge because I was raised on all of these and it's hard to beat momo's cooking lol. The best 2 things were the PoBoy and the Boudin Balls Great fry on the shrimp. Boudin was crunchy & Full of spice! I recently just had the crawfish boy, what a surprise. I just couldn't get a pic. We will be back to get more.

where do I start?? I'm a foodie and came with high expectations. Super impressed with the variety,…read morequality and FLAVOR of everything we tasted. Hands down, best gumbo I've ever had. The service was top notch and the actual restaurant had a very warm southern charm. Thank you Chef Mike for making this meal the highlight of our trip to Nashville !!!

Lagniappe Bayou Kitchen continues to excell at cajun/creole dishes. Located is a bit out of the way…read morefor us, we make a special effort once in a while to come here. Tried the crab cakes for the first time. Just the two of us and 3 crab cakes are ample. Flavorful the sauce adds a spicy NOLA touch. They are pretty loose, so we had to slide them off the plate rather than lift them. The cajun pasta is a special and tasty. My dish was the catfish achafalya. I've had it before and can't seem to get enough so I come back to it repeatedly. For the flavors of Lousiana, you have to come here in Nashville.

My favorite restaurant!!! I love visiting New Orleans and when I can't I'm reminded of how much I…read morelove it when I eat here. Home away home!!!

Awesome find outside of Nashville. I enjoy alligator tails but often they can be chewy-not these…read more Crunchy and tender!!! Red bean and rice was also very good. Dine in and carry out very busy! Generous portion sizes. Family friendly! Staff friendly and professional.

I grew up in Louisiana and I'm constantly craving true, real, Cajun and creole food! I'm so glad…read moreSpicy Boys exists in East for me to get my fill whenever I want! It tastes like home and the atmosphere reminds me of LSU (in the best way).

Solid Po Boys here!…read more The freshness of the ingredients used here is noticeable immediately. They were hand slicing roast beef when we arrived, so I had to get the half Surf & Turf Po Boy ($14 half, $23 while). The roast beef debris is tender and it's in a nice brown gravy. The shrimp were perfectly fried and flavorful. The half sandwich was definitely large enough for lunch. Their sides are also fresh and tasty. I highly recommend the Potato Salad! The restaurant is super casual; you order at the counter. There is a full bar in the back of the restaurant with lots of seating. Next time, I'm definitely trying the Debris Fries!

Tons of great music in town but this is THE spot. Found it on my first trip to Nashville a few…read moreyears back thanks to the door girl twisting my arm to check it out. Until next time!

Music was soooo good, food was tasty, drinks were excellent. They're on my must go list for…read moreNashville.

Crayfish are fresh and delicious!! I buy from here…read moreexclusively. Service if fast and friendly. Order in advance for large amounts.

This place is super cool! The people are super nice we didn't try their hot food but it sure looked…read moreand smelled good!

This is the third phenomenal restaurant in Nashville. I found over the weekend…read more Nashville is definitely going to be a culinary Mecca I started with a dozen raw oysters and they were perfect and they were huge and they were tasty and they were clean Moved right over to the Asian side of the menu and had some fantastic crab fried rice They really have everything though if you're in the mood for lobster or crab, etc. it's available Perhaps my favorite thing about it is the ice cold voodoo Ranger IPA on TAP !! (very high gravity beer) Do not hesitate go eat great seafood (VERY FAIR PRICES) with super friendly wait staff !

This is one of those places that unless you already know about it, there's no way you'd find your…read moreway to it. I've never seen or heard anything about it, but against all odds got lost after getting my car serviced and found my way here. You walk in and immediately see windows and windows of fresh seafood and tanks, and stainless steel sinks lining the perimeter of the restaurant complete with paper towels. Growing up on the coast, I didn't think I'd find something like this in Nashville but was so pleasantly surprised. The prices are more than fair, and everything somehow tastes so fresh, as if it was fresh caught. There's a Louisiana vibe to the place, complete with an inspired mural. The crab legs were delicious but I want to come back and try the oysters! This is definitely the best place to get your true Cajun fix in Nashville.

I got the seafood trinity, it was about $50 at the time I bought it. The crawfish were super…read moreflavorful, and had a nice spice which I enjoyed. I wish there was some extra seasoning that the food was in besides butter to add some more flavor as the shrimp didn't have much seasoning. The crab itself also didn't have much seasoning and I will say compared to other places I had a harder time getting the shells off with both the crawfish and crab than what I'm used to. Overall the flavor was pretty good but I would say there's better boils elsewhere!

Louisiana themed bar with Cajun style food. First off, wait staff was excellent. Great service,…read morefriendly, and very helpful. I got the Voodoo Chicken. It was good with added Louisiana hot sauce. There was drizzled balsamic (maybe a reduction) on top and I feel they could have done without it to maintain the flavor profile of the dish. It was served over a white steamed rice. Overall it was good, just not great. It was a very generous portion. I'll try something different the next time I'm there. Again, great staff.

Good solid Cajun food Nice Jabalaya. Fried seafood platter…read moreis tasty Friendly staff. I'm Looking forward to trying the Roast Beef on fries I love the Factory and this is one of many great restaurants in the facility

Ratings Husband - 4 star - roast beef…read moreSon - 4 - alligator Me - 3 - burger Sides - fried green tomatoes & red beans & rice. I got outvoted and they got a 4. Husband got the roast beef. He enjoyed it but thought it was too much bread. He prefers when they pull some of the bread out. It had debris and that's probably why he gave them a 4. We shared a side of red beans & rice. He thought the flavors were nice. I did not. It was like playing a game of find the beans. It was overly spicy and resembled a sausage soup. I've never had soupy red beans & rice (that barely had any beans) before so I wasn't a fan. Son got the alligator and fried green tomatoes. He really liked the sandwich. It looked like it had a nice amount of gator in it. The fried green tomatoes were overly spiced (come on not everything in Cajun food is a heat bomb - I'm from New Orleans so I know my Cajun food). Having said that - the tomatoes were done right. Not greasy and the crisp was good. Me - burger and this was where things went sideways and they lost a star. I have food allergies. I very carefully pick places where I can eat and make sure to stress what I cannot have. It's nothing crazy. Seafood, dairy, eggs.... so I chose the burger with no cheese. I don't like pickles or onions so asked those be removed as well. It comes out, no cheese. Yay! But it had so many pickles in it! I spent a good amount of time deconstructing it. Then there was the meat to bread ratio. 1/3 of the sandwich was just bread. I wasn't a fan of how they placed the burger on it. I thought it was a good idea to make a burger po'boy but the burger should have been placed differently or something. So between the "find the beans" soup and the mostly bread burger? I had to give them 3 stars. Ambiance - typical mall restaurant. Service - solid 4 star.

I have no words. YOU MUST. I have gone to midnight breakfast twice now. It's the best. Food…read moreincredible, service phenomenal, ambiance immaculate. Bring your mom, siblings, friends, you will have a great time. Midnight breakfast...10/10

Came here one morning on my way out Nashville. I wanted a good breakfast, and all my research told…read moreme I had to come check this place out. I'm glad I did. This place was a wonderful little experience. We were greeted with the sign outside, "Enter as Strangers and Leave as Friends," which is one of my life philosophies. We got there right at opening, so we got seated first along with one of their years-long regulars. A friendly local lady who provided us with pleasant conversation until the next patrons arrived, who were seated right next to us at the same table, family style. Then the next people, then the next. Sitting, talking, passing the food around the table. It was a nice experience. And the ambiance was nice, too. Plain, wooden chairs, white tile flooring, vintage holiday decor, it was like being in a grandma's house. Very comforting. The food came out one or two dishes at a time. Everything was good enough, but it also was apparent that it was mass produced in a catering style. The basics like the bacon and ham were very good, but the fried chicken, I wouldn't take a big piece, save your stomach room for other things. Whatever other things you grab, make sure you grab a biscuit and get ahold of their homemade peach preserves. That stuff was 10/10 excellent. It's so good, they jar it and sell it at the front desk. I totally recommend. Overall, breakfast is one of the most important meal of the day, so if you find yourself in Nashville, I would implore you to come and check out this city staple of over 30 years now.