As a Louisiana native from the Shreveport/Bossier area, I must say that Memories Cafe NAILS…read morecajun/creole food!!! The best I have ever had outside my boot-shaped state! Seriously! If you are ever passing through the great town of Higbee, MO, don't pass this place up! Such a warm welcome from everyone at Memories - makes me want to put down roots in this Salt-of-the-Earth patch of America! Will be back if I ever pass through again!

I have a shellfish and gluten allergy. I was elated I could have catfish again. Everything tastes…read moredelicious and I will absolutely look for this truck again!

Hands down best food in town. The shrimp po boy was amazing!!! The guys running the show are the…read morenicest people too!!

The food was amazing. A mix of Cajun and Mexican. Service was great. Price was reasonable for fresh…read moreseafood in the area.

We normally go to Krustaceans on 9th St.....but decided to try this place. Though I'll speak well…read moreof this place, the cost/value of this place - will (still) have me endorsing Krustaceans in Columbia. The seafood at this place, was cooked very very good. The quality of the seafood was a very clean tasting seafood. Even the shrimp had a nice clean flavor. And we're you looking for butter? Oh, they do (not) spare the sticks of butter at this place! The potato. Oh yes, I said "potato". I have never had a seafood bowl - have (just) a single potato. The potato tasted absolutely great. But 1 potato? That was a joke - especially after you see what these items cost! The garlic butter: There was plenty of butter. Tye flavoring of the butter, certainly was unique of sorts. Seemed to have (possibly) a chili powder base. And though I thought it was good...I also got tired of the taste, after a bit. The Big Downer at this place: Cost. You see my (2) platters. Add (3) cans of Coke - the cost was $150.00. Yes, that's correct: $150.00. Sure, there's a whole lobster on one of the platters. BUT, it wasn't that big by any means. And let's remember: 1 potato was included in the platter. 1 small red potato, came with it; at that price! Lol. Conclusion: Krustaceans is where you should go - for the seafood boiler platters. A much better combination of quality, value and price.

This place has really gone downhill. Had a complaint with their ordering process and was told the…read moremanager was "too busy" to speak to me despite there being only one other customer in the place. I asked for the manager's name and got the gen Z stare along with 'Kevin' but apparently Kevin's last name is a state secret. The food (cajun combo boil) wasn't as good as it used to be either. Nearly half the mussels were unopened, the sausage was a lot smaller than it used to be, and the single potato was tiny. This used to be a good place, which makes its decline kind of sad. No wonder there was only one other customer in the place.

I thought I was visiting Hermann for the wine, but the food ended up being my favorite part of the…read moretrip. When we arrived, the restaurant did seem a little understaffed, so service was slower than usual, but thankfully I had made a reservation and we had no trouble getting seated. Even with the wait, the staff was kind and doing their best, which was totally understandable. I ordered the Zydeco pasta with crawfish, and we also shared the jambalaya casserole. Both dishes were fantastic. The pasta was basically like a rich, flavorful lobster mac & cheese -- absolutely delicious. The jambalaya casserole was topped with this amazing cheesy sauce that made it even better. The restaurant itself was such a cute spot, with way more seating than I expected, including an adorable patio in the back. Overall, such a charming place with amazing comfort food. Definitely a spot I'd come back to 100%.

Pronounced: "ZYe - di - koe". :D…read more We loved our lunch stop! Server Grant was professional, friendly, "we'll make it work for you!" kind of guy. The dining area was clean with a nice stamped concrete floor, had loads of natural light with huge windows in the back, and it had a beautiful New Orleans mural in the back. We wished for a bigger dish for the small cups of gumbo and red beans and rice because they were so good! I'm sure they'd come a bit more seasoned or spicer in the south, but in MO, they seemed to tame it down a bit - still delicious though! (And there are two hot sauces and a Cajun spice blend at the table.) The wedge salad with the homemade blue cheese dressing was delicious!! I'd order the dressing on the side though - our salad was swimming a bit... Enjoy your stop!!

The blackened chicken fettuccine was pleasantly surprising and delicious, nice kick but not too…read moremuch. This was a half serving too!The wait staff was kind. They had live jazz tonight until 9 pm. The Mardi Gras decor was fun too! Also lots of cocktails and beers on tap!

I don't know where to start. On a positive note, the management and staff are very customer service…read moreoriented. The food...the lowest quality Cajun food I've ever eaten. I've spent about a year in New Orleans over the past 20 years, and have had the best the city has to offer. When I traveled around southern Louisiana outside of New Orleans, I hit gas stations (all gas stations in rural Louisiana have a kitchen and serve Cajun food). So here's my bottom line: I've had around 40 shrimp gas station PoBoys in southern Louisiana, and have had three at Jazz (I tried them three times because I thought maybe the first and second ones were an anomaly...not). Jazz PoBoys aren't even close to gas station ones in Louisiana. And their beignets? Total condensed grease bombs. However, if you are not a Cajun food connoisseur be my guest and do the Jazz thing. They are probably trying their best.

Wow. Great waiter. Great service. Great food…read more Ordered the blackened redfish fish taco's with nachos and queso, a bowl of crawfish étouffée. The nachos were bland but the queso was good but not enough. We also order the salmon dish with the spicy honey glaze on the side. Glad we did, although it was tasty, it was like a 6 out of 10 on the hot scale.

We pass through Columbia every summer on our way to Denver to visit family. Most trips, we would…read morewalk next door from the hotel to eat at TGIF's - but, alas, Fridays is no more. So, checking Yelp for recommendations, I found Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux - a sports bar with a Cajan/Creole themed menu - and decided to give it a try. My fellow Yelpers did not let me down. Walk-Ons's Sports Bistreaux was excellent. It's loud and, as is typical of most sports bars, it has lots of TVs. This provides for a lively atmosphere. I had crawfish eufotee as an appetizer and it was as good as the eufotee I used to get when working on projects in Louisiana and Texas. For my entree, I opted for a catfish po'boy. Again, it was as good as the po'boys I enjoyed in Louisiana and Texas. My wife ordered the sweet chili shrimp (one of their featured specials). She enjoyed it -- initially - but eventually, the spiciness caught up with her taste buds and she found it a little too spicy. The waitress brought her an extra serving of avacodo that she diced up into the shrimp to cut the spiciness. Overall, she said it tasted very good but she would have preferred a less spicy presentation. Good overall - we will be back next trip through Columbia.

Service was solid and the food was delicious. We started with the smoked salmon spread which was…read moreheavenly. I had the Turkey Avocado BLT. My dining companions had the hot chicken sandwich and the shrimp and grits. We loved it all. The only complaint I would have is the fries were not as crispy as I would like. But honestly that's minor. The decor is nice, the vibe is strong and the staff is so welcoming.

We came here for brunch on a Saturday. The food is a bit pricey but yummy overall. Service was…read moregood. Ambiance is a semi nice cafe. - Sweet potato fries (4.5/5): these are so yummy. Super crispy, flavorful, so good with ranch. - Garden omelette(4/5): veggie omelette, pretty good size, good flavor. - Jambalaya (3.5/5): a bit small portion size. Cooked and seasoned well, pretty basic

My husband and I go often and we regularly get the catfish dinner from the senior menu. We get…read moreplenty of catfish and sides for a fair price, a great value less than $10 each plate. The service is always friendly, food is hot and the catfish always meets our expectations. We see other people's dinner choices and they always look just as appetizing. We enjoy looking at the murals and autographed pictures on the wall. If there is one gripe it's the parking lot. Be careful the potholes especially after a rain.

I drove by this place this morning on the way to a customer visit. I thought I would try it for…read morelunch. I had seafood gumbo and dirty rice. I expected andouille, but it was lots of chicken and some shrimp and a few crawfish bits. It got greasy tasting near the end of the bowl. The place is clean and quaint. Lots of people look like regulars. Friendly staff. Quick service. I do not think I would come again.