- Cajun & Creole
- American
Chateau Orleans Cajun Cuisne
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Ratings and Reviews for Chateau Orleans Cajun Cuisne
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Nov 19 2011
Pat M. via Yelp
I was very disappointed when the manager refused to honor a $10 coupon one of the members of our party had won in a volunteer club raffle. Subsequently the...read more
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Mar 02 2011
Henry L. via Yelp
True New Orleans Guy here.. Ok.. So i understand that the west coast pallets are very different from bayou and southern pallets. Hence In-n-Out being...read more
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Feb 09 2011
Jesse J. via Yelp
Let me first start off by saying this place used to be my favorite restaurant on the planet. I love to eat out and while living in San Diego I would...read more
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May 09 2009
JesseScott via Citysearch
I love New Orleans- it's one of my favorite cities and when I want some Louisiana cooking I come here. It's really pretty good an...read more
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Feb 24 2009
Curlygirl720 via Citysearch
I had just gotten back from NOLA and was excited about eating some traditional New Orleans food. Although a couple friends told me...read more
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Oct 31 2008
via Citysearch
I really enjoy eating at Chateau Orleans. Great Southern Food and Blues music on certain evenings. Tom Cat is a wonderful blues ...read more
In Short
The walls are as red as crawfish shells, the framed art and decorations are as loud as a Mardi Gras parade, and yet the vibe is as relaxed as a French Quarter front porch at this authentic Cajun restaurant and jazz bar. Patio tables offer people watching and slightly-muffled sounds of the bluesy banjos from the stage inside. Rich, spicy jambalaya and gumbo, plus aligator bites and light beignet puffs standout on the traditional, Southern menu.