Cuisines and Dishes at Rajun Cajun:
- Southern
- American
Rajun Cajun
2790 Main St,
Hartford
CT
06120
(860) 241-9288
Menu for Rajun Cajun
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Ratings and Reviews for Rajun Cajun
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Jul 18 2010
Shane H. via Yelp
Despite what their website and menus claim, they do not have fried alligator here. That was the only reason I came here, and frankly I was a little...read more
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Sep 20 2008
ilovecajunfood via Citysearch
food ok , was disapointed for it being a louisiana native that owns the place i was hoping to have some good cajun food, my wif...read more
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Nov 14 2007
joe_food via Citysearch
The restaurant itself is not too pretty, but the people, the food, the atmosphere, it makes the restaurant itself seem like the ni...read more
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Nov 16 2005
goodboo via Citysearch
Rajun Cajun is a place you could enjoy yourself, chill with friends, and also family. This place has it all, good food, and cheap...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
The Rajun Cajun has no more than a couple of tables and a row of chairs, but somehow they fit in a live gospel choir during Sunday brunch. Use the cafe's small size to your advantage and sneak a peak at what the people next to you are eating.
The Food
Gumbo, jambalaya and barbecue ribs. Fried alligator, fried chicken and sweet potatoes in syrupy gravy. Just when you think it can't get any better than this, out come the crawfish. Savor a taste of the South with rich, stewlike etouffee. Customers are devoted to the all-you-can-eat buffet, where people ''get together for lunch every Friday like church for a $10 offering,'' according to one veteran. Getting up from the table can be tricky, so try to fill your plate in one trip.
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