We went to the Oil Rig Museum (which was awesome) and our guide recommended we get lunch here…read more What amazing food! We had the gumbo, étouffée, sweet potato pie and bread pudding. Everything was incredible, but I think our favorite part was talking to Rita Mae's son. He was awesome. Our best food spot so far on our trip down south!

Solid place to stop by if you're on the way. The coworker I went with said the pork chop tastes…read morejust like his mom used to make.

The food is always good and service is always great! I ask for the shrimp extra spicy and it's so…read moregood.

Great service. My coworkers love their burgers, although I have never had it. I ordered street…read moretacos & they were great. Good chips, salsa & queso. I am so glad this place is in this small town.

Although it was a chain, its still very filling. Our first…read moretime here, and our server what's super helpful and offered us various different sauces to try before we ordered our food. Ordered the pasta and the hubs ordered a bowl of gumbo.

I had really been looking forward to trying Parrain's Seafood, but unfortunately my experience was…read moredisappointing. Our waitress, Kate M., didn't have the best customer service. She came across as short, unfriendly, and overall not very pleasant. I first ordered a Banana Foster's Martini, but she came back and said they didn't have the ingredients. No problem--I asked for an Espresso Martini instead. A few minutes later, after bringing everyone else's drinks, she returned and simply said they couldn't make that either and asked if I wanted something else. At that point, I just declined. When it was time to order, our table had nine people. She took my husband's order, then went around the table taking everyone else's order. By the time she got back to me, she said, "Okay, is that it?" I had to remind her that she hadn't taken my order yet. I ordered the crab and corn bisque, a salad, and the stuffed catfish with creamed spinach. The salad came out quickly and was very good. Then everyone else at the table received their meals while I only received my bisque. After waiting, I was told my stuffed catfish "didn't come out right" and had to be remade. At that point, I honestly wondered if it was a joke. It wasn't. By the time my entrée arrived, everyone else was nearly finished eating. To the restaurant's credit, they did remove the stuffed catfish from my bill, and I appreciated that. However, the entire experience left me feeling overlooked from start to finish. My biggest suggestion would be for our waitress to work on her customer service. A smile goes a long way. Saying things like "Give me that plate," slamming cups onto the table, and appearing annoyed throughout the meal doesn't create a welcoming dining experience. Hospitality is just as important as the food, and I hope this feedback is taken constructively.

Get ready to let the good times roll when you walk through the door, the sign above the counter…read moresays "Welcome to Cajun Paradise, I'm with couyon" being born and raised in southwest Louisiana I can definitely get the meaning in the correct context, I can also recognize authentic Cajun cooking when it's put down in front of me and mais sha let me tell you these folks are doing it proud. We stopped in here for lunch and ended up with a sampling of what in my opinion is probably the best example of cajun food done right in Houma and for miles around - everything was delicious and the service from Sarah L was outstanding. We started with the Charbroiled Oysters served with toasted french bread, the plump Louisiana oysters were succulent and dipping the french bread in the cajun butter became an obsession, definitely a must do starter - I wasn't leaving here without trying their chicken and sausage gumbo, perfect texture and complex flavors it will make you a believer, my hats off to the chef, definitely authentic - the fried catfish filets and jumbo fried shrimp platters were outstanding although we didn't do it these are the foundation of an amazing po-boy (maybe next time) - all the sides were exceptional from the fried okra and onion rings to my personal favorite the skillet fried potatoes and who could leave without a few beignets served hot covered in powdered sugar - what a meal they should have a place to lay down in the back for a "cajun nap". In my opinion if you craving some authentic cajun dishes you can't go wrong here, the portions are nice and the prices are very reasonable. Our schedule didn't allow us to return as we had planned but will definitely return when we are back in the area...

Solid place for Cajun fare (tons of options), fairly priced, good service…read more We got the crawfish etoufee, seafood gumbo, friend catfish with sides of hush puppies, cut corn, and potato salad, and bread pudding. All food was solid. Seafood gumbo was particularly good. Definitely worth a visit if you are passing through town. For any Midwesterners, you may find the potato salad a little bland. Was expecting a bit more but it was okay. Next time I would skip and get a different side. Most locals seemed to order 1/2 pound of boiled seafood.

Stopped in for lunch while hanging out in Morgan City, the parking lot was filled but there was no…read morewait time to be seated this place is pretty big. Our wonderful server Haily greeted us and got our drink orders while we looked over the menu and daily specials. We decided to share a roast beef poboy minus the veggie toppings and the shrimp stew lunch special served with white rice and (bland) can corn with a slice of crusty french bread and vegetable oil spread. The roast beef poboy was ginormous and filled with a mountain of tender roast beef and gravy the gravy was a little starchy as was the shrimp stew almost like they use a jar or powdered gravy instead of a homemade roux starter which was a little disappointing I would think everything would be homemade in this little hometown restaurant- nothing bad here by any means but just a little effort would be a game changer in my opinion. All in all we had a good experience and great service and the prices are very very reasonable, if I was a local I would definitely return as for me I'd probably explore the area a little more, my review doesn't come from a total outsider I was born and raised in Louisiana so I've been eating this style of food my entire life - just saying...

Checking out all the local Cajun joints on a quick trip passing through. I got a po boy that was…read moreoutstanding! The gumbo was ok. Got it to go and they have a drive through which is a nice feature. The rum bread pudding was very good too.

If I ask for a tender poboy with just lettuce and nothing else why would yall put everything else…read morebut the lettuce? Every time I come here it's bs.

I really believe in supporting and local restaurants like Off the Hook…read more Today would have me using the drive through. Ordered the Bon Temps burger. It comes with one side . When asked I said mashed potatoes. Once back home there was French Fries , no potato salad , They didn't ask how do I want the burger cooked and that was ok but... packed sideways so it was somewhat on its side so when I opened it it was a messy bite ,?

The food was fine. I've had better gumbo at other places, but there weren't a lot of dining options…read morearound. It's an okay place to come if you're in the area or on a tour, but otherwise avoid it. Service was friendly and ambiance was fine.

Located on the Planation property. Behind the slave quarters. Happy vibe in the restaurant. Such a…read morechange from the tour which was heartbreaking. Service was quick and we were able to enjoy a hot lunch in combination with our tour group. I had the special which was White Beans, jambalaya, and fish sticks, and a salad, and a roll (Which they forgot to give me and I didn't think to ask.) I love the white beans, the fish sticks were nothing special. My husband got the gumbo, which if you don't know it's like a soup. He really liked it and warmed him up on the chilly December day. I do recommend the restaurant. Let your server know your time constraints.

Food was delish! Staff was friendly, and the ambiance was on point! Great spot on the banks of the…read moreriver!

I hear a lot of bad things about this place but always remember that one good meal and experience…read morethat I had years and years ago. When I found myself in the area again this week, I decided to give it a shot and relive that experience. What a change. Guess they were right. I remember a delicious crawfish étouffée that I had when I went the first time which is no longer on the menu. It's mostly just fried food and hamburgers. I ordered the overstuffed shrimp Poboy that the woman said was the most popular item on the menu. It was overstuffed all right, but the shrimp were hard as rubber and tasted like they had been cooked in week old oil. It was an hour before closing so maybe that was it but that is not an excuse. I'll still think about that delicious crawfish étouffée that I had years and years ago, and try my hardest to forget this terrible meal. The Poboy itself was around $15 and the fries were two dollars extra. To their credit, they were crinkly fries, which are always my favorite and they were delicious. I wish I would've never went back and kept my memories, but I did. Perhaps I'll give it another shot one day. I hear the gumbo is good, which was the special of the day, but it was too hot for that all the day I went. Lots of interesting things inside, it looks like a roadside attraction almost. I can't understand why there's not more restaurants in this area as they are several plantations that people most likely go to visit and would likely decide to have lunch somewhere. Almost anything would blow this one out the water. I still dig the ambience. The alligator dressed in a chef suit, the interesting painting on the bathroom wall, the old country/Cajun feel but aside from that, what happened, B & C Seafood?

I took one bite of that "boudin" and threw that in the long grass. The boudin balls are just little…read moremush balls. That ain't Cajun bruh.

We were starting our drive back to Michigan and quickly looked up where to get boudin & cracklin'…read moreto bring home with us. We were happy to see Ronnie's popped up and had great reviews. We tried Boudin Balls that were stuffed (with cheese) and the regular. They were both outstanding but I'd say maybe the ones without cheese were better. It's hard to say because they were both very good. The smoked boudin was better in my opinion only because the casing dries out a bit it makes it crispy so we of course just ate it whole. The regular boudin has a casing that isn't crispy so we chose to just eat the filling. The inside was just as good as the smoked. We only tried the chicken cracklin's and holy cow were they good! Some pieces were real crispy while others were a bit bigger and still had some meat on them. There was a perfect mix up large and small pieces, crispy and not crispy pieces. I wish we had these in Michigan. We brought home some andouille so we could make jambalaya and gumbo. We just cooked some andouille, and it was a little bit spicy and so good. We also brought home some boudin and can't wait to cook that. Be sure to check out their freezer section and take home some different things. This place was such a gem to find! The staff was very friendly and helped us make decisions on exactly what we needed to try since we had never been before. There is seating inside if you're looking to eat there. We just ordered things we could eat on our road trip home as well as things to cook/eat later. I'm only complaint was that the bathroom was not very clean and the toilet didn't flush. That doesn't matter much because you should really be going here for the food! :)

If you want some quick, this is the place. The food is good, but not great. Service is fast and the…read morepeople are nice.

Very good other than one time I had hair in my food(they don't wear hair nets) but other than that…read moreone time it's really good