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Uncle Mick's Cajun Cafe

4.8 (400 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Crabmeat Augratin, Fish in lemon butter, crawfish étouffée, reddens and rice
Shawna P.

Delicious! Uncle Mick's is similar to a cafeteria as you walk up to order and see your food choices at the counter while holding your tray. They even let you sample the dishes if you can't decide or worried about spice. The best deal is to get a Split Regular Plate where you can pick two entrees and two sides. I got the Crawfish Étouffée and the Shrimp A'La Creme, and they were amazing. The family enjoyed the Tilapia in Lemon Butter and Crabmeat AuGratin, the Alligator & Sausage Piquant was a hit too. Meals come with a variety of side choices and with garlic bread or cornbread muffin which both are yummy! We had a big crowd (14) so we had a reservation and sat in the side room which provided plenty of space. The Christmas Market and events were going on so it was crowded, but Uncle Mick himself came out to help with the line. It is in a perfect location downtown Prattville and we enjoyed walking around the town with all the beautiful lights, then we enjoyed some yummy ice cream at a local coffee shop.

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Dana G.

The atmosphere was so cute and the food was amazing! I don't remember the name of what I had but it was something like shrimp à la Crema or something up to that effect and it was the best.

Rachel S.

I've heard great things about Uncle Mick's for years and seconds after walking through the charming front door, I knew why. Uncle Mick's is located in historic downtown Prattville. The store front is a charming combination of old time benches, chairs, signs, birdhouses and plants. The inside is an eclectic mix of art, signs, and taxidermy. It has a homey feel. There's a turtle painted on the floor and a beautiful stained glass lamp in the ceiling. I was warmly welcomed and asked if I had ever been here before. Plates and options were explained and samples were passed my way. The food here is amazing and I had a hard time choosing. I wound up with a split regular plate. Crawfish étouffée and shrimp and sausage Alfredo were my split entree and black eyed peas and green beans were my sides. It was a lot of food and came with bread. These people know how to cook. If I closed my eyes, I could have been eating my mama's peas and beans. I ended with bread pudding with bourbon sauce. It's $6. It's worth every penny. Everything was delicious and the staff could not have been any nicer. Give Uncle Mick's a try. You'll be glad you did. You may want to wear adjustable pants. Just saying.

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Reviews are largely positive. People praise the flavorful Cajun dishes, friendly and helpful service, and the inviting New Orleans atmosphere. Many also enjoy the ability to sample dishes.

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Great southern cooking! Gluten free options. Nice environment in downtown Prattville.

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Amazing food and great customer service! A small quiet place down town highly recommend!

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Stop what you're doing and read this. Best ever! SHRIMP A'LA CREME over dirty rice is the bomb!! Great service.

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1 year ago

I have been here several times and it's always consistently good. I find it to be the best Cajun Food east of the Mississippi river.

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Wonderful service and outstanding food. Test out what main course or side you like and chow down! Must try!

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Excellent food and service. A true prattville gem. An experience you must enjoy when visiting downtown Prattville

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Awesome food, great service. Highly recommend. Can't go often enough but so worth going.

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