Mike S.
Yelp
My recent visit to the Louisiana Bistro was a an evening of rich flavors and spirited atmosphere that define this chain establishment.
The dining experience commenced with a variety of drinks, including the robust Bullet old-fashioned, refreshing Angry Orchard, the distinctive Mr. Pibb, and a classic Ginger Ale, setting a cheerful mood for the evening.
The appetizer, a Classic Caesar Salad, was a perfect beginning, with crisp Romaine lettuce, crunchy croutons, and a generous sprinkle of Parmesan, all brought together with a savory Caesar dressing.
This was followed by a hearty cup of Seafood & Andouille Sausage Gumbo, which offered a deep dive into traditional Cajun cuisine with its rich flavors and comforting warmth; but next time I'll go with a bowl.
For the main course, the Cajun Jambalaya was a highlight, with its well-balanced mix of chicken, Andouille sausage, shrimp, and Bayou seasonings served over white rice, encapsulating the essence of Louisiana cooking.
The Red Beans & Rice and Sriracha Chicken were equally impressive, with the beans perfectly seasoned and the chicken offering just the right amount of kick, thanks to the spicy sriracha basil chili sauce.
The meal concluded on a high note with a decadent Bourbon Street Chocolate Cheesecake, accompanied by a robust cup of coffee, rounding off a fulfilling culinary journey.
A word of advice for future patrons: ensure to request for your appetizers to be brought out prior to the entrées, to better pace your meal; it's unusual, but needs to be said.
While we encountered a minor hiccup with a fly frozen inside an ice cube, and experienced some delays in service, the flavorful cuisine more than made up for these oversights.
Despite these issues, the warmth and flavors of the Louisiana Bistro keep me coming back for more of their delightful Cajun fare, making it a spot I'd recommend to those seeking a taste of Louisiana's cajon cuisine.