- Cajun & Creole
- Seafood
- American
Pappadeaux
Menu for Pappadeaux
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Ratings and Reviews for Pappadeaux
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May 01 2012
Randy S. via Yelp
Ok, as a native New Orleanian, I hate chain restaurants...most of the time. But good food trumps my dislike of cookie cutter chains. And as one who...read more
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Apr 18 2012
Linda H. via Yelp
Mary - the family name is Pappas - they are a great family and have many different types of restaurants under them - all greatread more
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Apr 15 2012
Leonard E. via Yelp
This place is simply great. I've been going to a Pappadeaux for over 10 years(Gulf Coast, Dallas, and here) and I'm still trying to work my way through the...read more
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Feb 28 2009
littletonres via Citysearch
My family and I were excited to take my daughter to Pappadeaux for her birthday, and I have to say this was the worst service I ha...read more
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Jul 14 2008
madmom31 via Citysearch
I took my family to Papadeaux for a Sunday night dinner. We had to yell across the table to each other because of the noise. The...read more
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Jun 16 2008
Luvtink via Citysearch
This was our first experience at this restaurant. We ate at Pappadeaux's for the Father's Day brunch. We had reservations (highl...read more
In Short
Though the decibel level in the dining room is high and customers often wait hour or two on prime nights, people keep coming back for the tasty seafood. The blackened catfish filets are delicious, nicely spiced, charred and moist. The seafood-and-andouille gumbo is a hearty broth flecked with sausage, shrimp, crab and a plump little oyster. Other standbys include versions ofetouffee, po' boy sandwiches and fried, broiled and grilled dishes.