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5.0 (1 review)
Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Boudreaux's - Boudin $6.99 Spicy pork and rice. Your choice of link or fried bites.

Boudreaux's

3.9(396 reviews)
7.1 km
•$$

No photos! Amazing…read morefood that fed us, hungry heart hunters! Stopped right after visiting a local brewery. The service was a little odd... and though we had one person the whole time, they changed clothes during our visit. It was quite odd. I am anxious to return and look around the restaurant more. Fantastically appointed with lots of little areas. Pretty sure the building has been added onto multiple times.

We'd arrived in St Joseph, Missouri around 1:15p to have lunch at a little German restaurant we'd…read moreheard about; only to find their hours were a bit unconventional (11:30am thru 1:30pm Monday to Friday &closed Sat & Sun). I couldn't believe what I was seeing on their webpage, so I phoned the restaurant directly - once in town. The woman on the phone was extremely pleasant, yet informed me the hours posted were in fact correct, and that they were a small family owned place with limited help, so they'll seat their last customer at 1:15pm. I explained we'd just driven into town from Blue Springs specifically to eat there, thanked her for the clarification, then told her we'd return to dine there sometime soon. She was still kind enough to direct us to a couple other establishments in town that would promise a good experience; and she wasn't wrong. We'd decided we'd stop at Boudreaux's... They're a Louisiana style seafood & steak place. Known by the locals to be frequented by quite a few of the Kansas City Chiefs players from time to time. Ironically, we were within 400 feet of it when I looked it up. It was literally on the corner of the street we were on. So, we parked and went in. The interior was a little dark and kind of dated looking. It had a mezzanine that overlooked the lower dining area, and the black metal rails were decorated with the traditional fleur-de-lis symbols within it's panels, and they were scattered about the inside and outside of the building. It definitely reminded you of a little place you'd encounter on a visit to Mardi gras. Actually, come to think about it, it was exactly what you'd imagine a little place like this would look like inside if you were on Bourbon Street in Louisiana. We ordered a cup of Crab Bisque soup, which was divine! It arrived with a scoop of white rice and sour dough bread rounds. We'd also ordered the Chicken Fried Chicken balls; which were made with Cajun mashed potatoes & chicken, formed into golf ball sized balls and fried to perfection, then served with a special Cajun style creamed gravy sauce. That was also very tasty! Next, our entrees... We'd ordered the Seafood Jambalaya with a side of garden vegetables. This dish was slightly seafood forward, containing a trio of catfish, shrimp, and crawfish; it was layered amongst the usual Jambalaya suspects - of delicately steamed rice, seasoned tomato sauce and finished with traditional Cajun seasonings... add in the tri colored sweet pepper strips (cooked perfectly) and you have a very memorable lunch experience. I ordered the Chicken Fried Chicken smothered in their own version of "creamed gravy" but it was more like a complex Cajun cream sauce, served with Dirty Rice on the side. Again, undeniably delicious. It was perfectly breaded and expertly fried. We ordered quite a few items so we'd have the opportunity to experience some while there, and still have plenty to take home. We will definitely recommend this place to anyone wishing to have an authentic Cajun/Creole style meal.

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Boudreaux's - His foot is coming apart from trying to get down-but the wall of why was a cool reading while I waited for my food.

His foot is coming apart from trying to get down-but the wall of why was a cool reading while I waited for my food.

Boudreaux's - En Brochettes which is broiled shrimp, wrapped in bacon so good

En Brochettes which is broiled shrimp, wrapped in bacon so good

Boudreaux's - Chocolate cake martini on the right sweet tea on the left

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Chocolate cake martini on the right sweet tea on the left

Cajun Food Coma

Cajun Food Coma

4.5(15 reviews)
22.0 km

Stopped in for date night...been wanting to try for a while. Overall, ok…read more Restaurant is casual-fun Cajun decor. Seating has booths or tables. Menu is pretty limited. I was hoping to try a Cajun entree, but those are just offered as specials. Tonight's was gumbo...but just wasn't in the mood for that. We had the Calamari, crawfish boil and a shrimp po boy with potato salad. Po boy was good...nothing to rave about. I wasn't a fan of the potato salad- just a tad dry for me. The boil was spicy, which was great...but crawfish didn't taste fresh-but was rubbery. Calamari was a little chewy for my taste. Now, our experience wasn't awful...just had better and it was a little disappointing. Our server was great! Helpful with questions, and very friendly.

Service was good and food was tasty. My hubby wanted to try the spicy pork tenderloin sandwich. I…read morehad the special: lobster ravioli with crawfish queso, which came with a drink and dessert. All in all, it was a good deal. For $16 I got two meals + dessert out of the special. Was it the best ravioli I've ever had? No, but they were good. The peanut butter dream (eaten later) was yummy. I really want to come back and try the shrimp & grits. The pork tenderloin sandwich was made fresh. It was really good. It wasn't one of those super thin, huge, flavorlessly ridiculous tenderloins. It was human size and tasty. I'd get that again myself. Prices were decent.

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Cajun Food Coma - Low country boil.

Low country boil.

Cajun Food Coma - Low country boil

Low country boil

Cajun Food Coma - Jambalaya

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Jambalaya

The Fish Market - Crab cakes with hush puppies

The Fish Market

4.3(256 reviews)
79.5 km
•$$

Delicious Seafood, Attentive Service, Festive Atmosphere/ Decor…read more If it's hot outside and the front parking is full, there will be a wait. There is a back patio, front patio, and two dining rooms inside. If you like Cold Beer, a draft in a Schooner is definitely the way to go! We started with Spicy Gizzards ( Regular size was plenty for two, BTW not spicy ) and the 3 piece crawfish meat pie. Both were awesome. The meat pies take awhile, and they arrive Super Hot ( temperature ). When they arrive, break them open and let them cool!!! We both got baskets. The Fries and hush puppies are hot and delicious. My alligator was fire and my friend's catfish was light and fresh. For dessert we shared the Carrot Cake. It's made by Golden Boy ( local bakery ). It was one of best I've had. I was surprised it was delivered in a to go box. I didn't finish my gater, but I devoured that cake!

What a fun place to be! We sat outside because it wasn't too bad weather wise that night. We had a…read moregood time with friends on a Friday night. Ice cold beer, fresh fried foods and the variety cannot be beat. We ordered the horn high sampler platter with frog legs, shrimp, alligator and a crab cake. It was so much food, I'm glad we split it! Our waitress brought out all the sauces they offer and I was so happy. She was quick with the refills despite how busy it was! Will bring family/out of town friends again and make them try all the funky offerings!

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The Fish Market - Inside

Inside

The Fish Market - Horn High Hugo

Horn High Hugo

The Fish Market - Front of the place

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Front of the place

Cajun Country - foodtrucks - Updated October 2026

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