I went here for the first time today. I called in advance to ensure there was still plenty of…read morecrawfish. Asked if I could do my order over the phone to secure some crawfish, but she politely told me I needed to come and go through the drive thru. It's located on the left hand side of LA Hwy 70. There are two seafood places side by side but Craws and Claws is the first one before you get to the lake. Be careful where you turn in at because it's a drive thru set up, so you go in one side and come out of the other. If you mess up like I did, it's easy to turn around, just be careful. There was a dry erase board just off to the side of the drive thru where the whole menu shows you just what they have and the prices. I came on Monday April 26th at 2PM. The menu showed crabs, crawfish, shrimp, both live and boiled, corn, potatoes, sausage, mushroom, garlic, sausage, and more. The lady was so nice both in person and on the phone. She packaged our stuff up so securely and even gave us an extra bag just in case. Our price was $3.99/lb for boiled crawfish but depending on when you come that price will fluctuate. Early on in crawfish season it's pretty expensive, but toward the end of the season, things gets little more affordable. Hands down, that was the best crawfish I've had in a long time. It was spiced just right. We had not even one bad crawfish. It was all great. The potatoes and corn were excellent. The boudin did not disappoint. It was so tasty and delicious. We had a big ol' polar pop to help wash it all down. We paid about $58 and some change for 12lbs of very tasty crawfish....that included 2 orders of potatoes, 2 orders of corn, and 2 pieces of boudin. Not a bad price at all for the amount of food we got. We enjoyed every bit. We will be going back very soon.

Need to update hours. I went right before they closed (website said they closed at 7) I got there…read moreat 5. They were out of everything and the crawfish was not fresh.

I love a good Poke bowl and Kais offers some good selections. My friend said building her own bowl…read morerequired too many decisions so she selected one of the chef's creations. I am too picky so I built my own. We were both very happy with our choices. All the ingredients were fresh and tasty. The amount of food for the price was good. The bowls came up quickly. And you can pre-order online if you need to. Also they have a vegan option with tempura and tofu!

Back again and my review is still 5 stars. I've been to several other poke places and I always feel…read moreill afterwards but not here. This is how I know their food is fresh. To me their poke bowl is the best I've ever eaten!

Acme is in New Orleans institution, and we have dinner here every time we are in town. If you like…read morefresh oysters, this is the place for you. I do not, but I do enjoy their grilled chicken po-boy. Other fan favorites are the shrimp Poboy, the softshell crab Poboy and the gumbo. The red beans and rice are the some of the best in the city! They have a wide drink selection, including local beer. They do not take reservations and you line up outside to wait for a table. The staff outside keeps the line organized and moving and we never have to wait for very long. It is cozy inside with the tables close together so they can maximize the seating capacity, red and white tablecloths and just a really fun atmosphere.

Seems like one of the restaurants that you should drop in to for oysters when visiting NO…read more Got here at 4:30 on a Wednesday. Had to wait in line to get in for less than five minutes with two groups ahead of us. By the time we left at 5:30 there was a line of maybe five to seven parties. Regardless, I think people rotate out of here pretty quickly so I don't think you should fret too much if the line has built up. A lively restaurant with a lot of neon, decor, and tv screens. The service is reasonably fast and polite. Got the 1/2 Dozen oysters ($18 or $3 per) which were yummy. I'd recommend the Boom Boom Shrimp for sharing. This place gets my stamp of approval!

My wife likes to gamble... I don't. So while she's in the…read morecasinos day and night in Lake Charles, I drive around the unknown parts of the great state of Louisiana to find unique and out of the way places. On our last trip I ventured out to the picturesque little town of Abbeville to the renowned Dupuy's. I had gotten there pretty early and so the place was basically just me and the staff which helped me pick out my food. Naturally I got some raw oysters since they were in season and some Crawfish etouffee which was just perfect. This place has been around forever and sits in the middle of downtown in an old well renovated building. Well worth the drive.

Terrific tasting fresh hot seafood! The best ever!!! Loved the food, service and ambiance! We had…read morethe Basa Roulade which was best ever! Fried shrimp and stuffed crab and finished it all off w the best coconut cake we have ever had, ever! This place rocks!

I pass this place frequently going to and from work. I saw they had $6 nigiri and temaki on…read moreTuesdays and Wednesdays so I decided to check them out after work. I sat at the bar and was quickly helped. I really enjoyed my spicy tuna on crispy rice and my dressed gulf fish nigiri. I also ordered the fries because I have a fry addiction and they were plentiful. It's definitely a shareable dish. It's a small place with inside and outside dining options. I believe its self service if you dine outside and you order with a QR code. I will be back as its a great spot to pop in for a quick bite with great flavors.

Second time eating there, it was good. My wife got a Nori spicy tuna hand roll wrap with I got the…read morepork chips soup sandwich. It's big enough for two. It was good if you especially if you had the wasabi

Not at location listed. Bakery at this address instead. Please change the address so more people…read moredon't get confused that are searching for healthy food in the city that doesn't have a lot of healthy options.

Good luck finding this place. GPS led me to some dessert/bakery spot. Called twice and no answer…read more Website shows them as open. No ratings or reviews to verify this spot's reputation. Be advise! They accept orders online and luckily I didn't place an order for pickup rather than ordering in person because I would have been S.O.L. Super disappointed because I was looking forward to trying rheir raw vegan dishes. I'm all fried, over salted food to death here visiting NoLa.

"Tasty tacos and pupusas". I seriously don't remember the last time I had a pupusa. These were made…read morefresh and served piping hot. I received 3 of them and could only eat about 1.5. The carne asada taco was okay, too many onions for me, but still quite tasty. Some would probably be intimidated to eat here because it is a run-down food truck located next to a gas station near the Home Depot of Coursey & Cedarcrest. The service was friendly and fast. Eating there is not really recommended because there are just folding chairs, no tables. I would say the food was pretty authentic and I plan on going back, especially for those yummy pupusas. This might not be your first choice, but at least make it a choice; step out of your box and try something new!

I'm giving it 5 starts for the quality of the food only. I've traveled all over Mexico and these…read moreare the best carne asada and grilled chicken tacos I have ever had. Everyone has heard about my deep rooted love and obsession for tacos and food stands, so I wanted everyone else in Baton Rouge to find out about this gem of a shady but delicious food truck! The meat is charred crispy to perfection, without being dry. The doubled-up HANDMADE a corn tortillas are definitely the best tortillas I have ever tasted. (Hmm, wonder if I can get a whole pack to go?!) The pupusas are delicious too, and come topped with a pickled cabbage. My friend did order the pork tacos, thinking it was carnitas, but it was actually chicharrones (pork rind) and we didn't like that one so much. I TOLD her to let me order for her in Spanish, but she insisted on the pork before I had the chance to people rly ask WHAT type of pork...... And yes, it's best to order in Spanish. Just say "taco de carne asada" (beef steak) and "taco de pollo" (chicken) and how may and you should be set. I usually order 3. They are small but very filling. I could literally eat these everyday. There are 2-3 chairs to sit out at while waiting for your order, and the wait time is 4-8mins or so depending on how much you order but it's so worth it. They even give salsa to go. Ladies, please wear your wedding rings (or a fake one while you order) because there will most likely have a plethora of men ordering authentic Mexican food, waiting to propose to any unsuspecting lady who just wants to get her foodporn on and immediately dash to the comfort of their own home to indulge in these tasty treats. It is parked at the gas station near the Home Depot on Cedarcrest & Coursey. Coming from bluebonnet (with the CCs coffee house on your left) you will cross over working onto Coursey, and it's the second gas station on the right. If you're in the Home Depot parking lot, the gas station is directly in front of the store.

When I'm craving authentic Mexican this is it. The cashier is friendly, bilingual, and…read moreaccommodating. You place your order, receive a buzzer, and are welcome to wait in your air conditioned car. My go to is the gringa with pork. It's basically an open face quesadilla loaded with cheesy pull cheese, pork, white onions, and cilantro. They also offer it as a mini if you just want to try it. My bf loves their pork tacos dressed classic a la calle. I also recommend the loaded papas (unpictured). There is a cash discount so plan ahead. This is a staple right here for me.

The food literally came in 5 minutes! I was the only customer at the time but still, I was…read moreimpressed. I'm not sure if it was one of the salsas or one of the tacos but something is very spicy, nose running spicy! My mouth is burning as I type this. The Al pastor taco was by far my favorite, it was sooooo good. The chicken/pollo was my least favorite, it wasn't very flavorful.