The place at 92nd and Sheridan closed. Does anyone have a favorite N of I-70 and south of Longmont?
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The place at 92nd and Sheridan closed. Does anyone have a favorite N of I-70 and south of Longmont?
Haha. my mother in law just left. i have a gallon of chicken and sausage gumbo and a few pounds of jambalaya in the fridge... interested to know if there is a place worth going to here in co.
I would also like to know. I used to live in lake Charles LA and my favorite lunch place was called the sausage link, the served crawfish, boudan, jambalaya, and po boys daily I miss that place. The best Cajun ive had in Colorado was in Idaho springs right on main but it wasn't verry good and I also go to joes crab shack to get some crawfish but it's just not the same
i make my own and its amazing, im learning from my aunt from LA
It's creole, But hey what do oi know i aint a no coonass
http://www.luciles.com/
Difference between a Horses Ass and a Coon Ass?
The Sabine River!
I get my fix down in Baton Rouge, Gulfport, and New Orleans! They have some amazing seafood markets down there. I could sit and eat boiled crawfish and shrimp for days!
Went this summer on a drive to the grand canyon. There was a decent place in Durango, can't remember the name but it was right in downtown on the strip. there was also another one in Glennwood springs that did okay as well.
Luciles is the only place I have heard of that has good cajun. And if you think Papadaux had good cajun, then Luciles will blow your mind. Papadaux was a sham. All I can say is that it was hardly fresh made. It was thawed, heated, and served. Freakin joke.
Thank you gentlemen. I'll give Luciles a try.
My momma makes the best gumbo and dirty rice around! But she is nowhere around here so I don't eat Cajun. Maybe I can get my wifey to try Lucile's. I have found Papadeaux to be quite delicious myself.
Yeah-I make a jambalaya with shrimp and andouille sausage that is to die for !!Quote:
Originally Posted by patrick0685
the only place to get good cajun food is in Louisiana
For thanksgiving dinner with the wife, I made a shrimp et'touffe.. Being from louisiana, cajun cooking is something I take pride in doing:) Also, drinking......:)
Bayou Bob's in Denver has outstanding cajun food.
http://www.bayoubobs.com/_index.php
I am by no means an expert but every time I have gone to Bayou Bob's it has been tasty.