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LOADED ANDOUILLE CHEESE DIP Cracklin’ & House Chips Le First Chomp CRISPY FRIED GATOR TAIL Seasoned fries, cocktail sauce. 9.99 RAT TOES Our famous shrimp & crab stuffed jalapenos. 7. 99 CAJUN FONDUE Your choice of shrimp, crawfish or chicken in a creamy cheese sauce. Garlic toast. 9. 99 FRIED PICKLE CHIPS Deep fried dill chips, Cajun buttermilk sauce. 6.99 FRIED GREEN BEANS Lightly seasoned and served with dipping sauce. 7. 49 FIREMOUTH WINGS Marinated and deep fried with Cajun buttermilk dip. 8.99 POPCORN SHRIMP French fries and our cherry mustard dipping sauce. 8.49 HOT HONEY PUPS Jalapeno hushpuppies with honey butter spread. 7. 49 BOUDIN BALLS Traditional Cajun pork and rice sausage with spicy sauce. 7. 99 LOADED ANDOUILLE CHEESE DIP Cracklin’ & house chips. 9.99 Gumbeaux BOWL 8.49 CUP 6.99 SEAFOOD Shrimp, fish & oyster orCHICKEN & SAUSAGE Shucked and Shelled GULF COAST OYSTERS* Raw & salty on the shell. 14.99 doz / 10.49 half doz GRILLED OYSTERS Garlic butter & parmesan. 16.99 doz / 12.49 half doz PEEL & EAT SHRIMP Cajun boiled & served cold. 13.49 doz Rabbit Food CRISPY CHICKEN CLUB SALAD Greens tossed with bacon, egg, cheese, cucumber & tomatoes topped with slices of buttermilk fried chicken breast. 13.49 HURRICANE GLAZED SALMON SALAD Greens, red onion, tomato, cucumber, pecans, balsamic vinaigrette. 17. 49 CHOPPED HOUSE SALAD Romaine and Iceberg topped with crispy bacon, shredded cheese, diced egg, tomato, cucumbers and fried onions. 9.49 CAESAR SALAD Chopped romaine, seasoned garlic croutons, parmesan, Caesar dressing. 9.49 ADD BLACKENED CHICKEN or FRIED POPCORN SHRIMP to either salad above. +3.50 P0’Boys Toasted French roll with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles and sauce. Fries or chips. Jalapeno hushpuppies. 10.99 FRIED SHRIMP FRIED CATFISH BLACKENED CHICKEN BREAST BLACKENED FISH FILLET Burgers* & Sandwiches Toasted sesame bun, LTOP, house-fried chips or seasoned fries. BIG EASY CHEESEBURGER Half-pound patty, smoky sauce, bacon and cheese. 10.99 GRILLED CHICKEN & FRIENDS BBQ basted and piled high with smoked ham, grilled onion & Swiss cheese. 11.49 OLD HICKORY BURGER Grilled patty topped with BBQ sauce and loaded with bacon, ham, griddled red onion and Swiss cheese. 11.49 BUTTERMILK FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH Southern-fried chicken breast wIth honey mustard sauce. 10.99 Atlantic Salmon BLACKENED Cajun spiced and butter basted. Served over meuniere sauce with dirty rice and steamed vegetables. 18.99 GRILLED Lightly seasoned and topped with lemon butter sauce. Steamed veggies, white rice. 18.99 HURRICANE Grilled and brushed with a sweet and spicy hurricane glaze. Mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables. 18.99 BIENVILLE Blackened and topped with sautéed shrimp and lemon cream on a bed of white rice. Steamed vegetables. 19.99 Cajun Favorites BLACKENED PLATES Cajun seasoned over buttery meuniere sauce. With dirty rice and vegetables. TILAPIA OR CATFISH 13.99 CHICKEN BREAST 12.99 STUFFED SHRIMP Topped with shrimp & crab stuffing. Lemon butter sauce. 15.49 CAJUN TRICKY FISH Blackened tilapia served over dirty rice and topped with crawfish etoufee. 15. 49 MOONSHINE PORK CHOPS Fried chops, mashed potato, jalapeno cheese sauce, moonshine apples. 13.99 CHICKEN TCHOUPITOULAS Grilled breast over potatoes, ham & mushrooms. Lemon butter. 13.99 GRILLED ALLIGATOR Over jambalaya rice with bbq “ouch” sauce. 16.49 SHRIMP CREOLE Rich and spicy tomato sauce with white rice. 12.99 CAJUN ETOUFEE Choose shrimp, chicken or crawfish in a rich, dark roux sauce. Dirty rice. 13. 99 SHRIMP EN BROCHETTE Bacon wrapped shrimp with jalapeno over dirty rice. 15.99 FISH AH YEE! Flaky fried white fish smothered in a savory shrimp cream sauce. 13. 99 STUFFED FISH Grilled tilapia over shrimp & crab stuffing. Lemon butter sauce. 14. 99 ZYDECO PASTA BLACKENED CHICKEN or SAUTEED SHRIMP Penne pasta, tomato, mushroom and green peppers in creole cream sauce. 13.99 JAMBALAYA PASTA Andouille sausage, chicken, shrimp & fish tossed in a spicy tomato cream sauce with penne pasta and vegetables. 14.49 Fried Seafood Served with seasoned fries, jalapeno hushpuppies and dipping sauces. Choose cole slaw or cob corn. BUTTERFLIED SHRIMP SHRIMP & CAT COMBO CATFISH Basket 12.99 Platter 15.99 Two favorites 13.49 Basket 12.49 Platter 15.49 SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER Shrimp, catfish & crawfish17. 49 Bubba’s Specials CAJUN 2-WAYS Choice of crispy shrimp or crawfish tails with etoufee and dirty rice 14. 99 CAJUN COMBO SKILLET Taste it all – Grilled andouille, shrimp creole, crawfish etoufee, red beans. 14. 49 JALAPENO CATFISH Fried fillets over rice with creamy jalapeno cheese sauce. 11. 49 CHICKEN TENDER BASKET Seasoned fries, cole slaw or cob corn, honey mustard. 11.99 ANDOUILLE SAUSAGE over RED BEANS & RICE A Cajun sausage tradition. 11.99 CAJUN FRIED CHICKEN or CAJUN FRIED STEAK Mashed potatoes, andouille cream gravy. 11.99 HONEYSUCKLE RIBS Marinated and cooked low and slow, then finished on the grill. Fries & apples. 15. 99 SHRIMP & GRITS Blackened shrimp over creamy cheddar corn grits with red eye gravy. 13.99 Sweets Sized for sharing PEACH & PECAN BREAD PUDDING Made fresh daily. Served warm, topped with dark rum sauce. 6.49 ZYDECO DANCER Layers of cheesecake filling and strawberry on a pecan graham cracker crust. 6 .49 CRESCENT CITY MUD SUNDAE Giant warm brownie topped with melted marshmallow, nuts, vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce. 6.49 ABITA ROOT BEER FLOAT A classic - with a little help from our friends in Abita Springs. 5.99.
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