Tim's Cajun Kitchen

The best Cajun food outside Louisiana! Everything they make tastes amazing and it reasonably priced.
This is not the so-called jambalaya or gumbo of chain restaurants, this is the real deal like you'd find in New Orleans.
The krewe is always friendly, the service is amazing, and the food is the best. Don't let the casual appearances fool you.

Was awesome, authentic food. We most definitely will be going back. Even have alligator bites. Be prepared for your taste buds to reach a new level of delicious!

The food was also pretty awesome. Tried gumbo, etoufee, and red beans & rice. You could actually taste a difference in the bases between all 3, which was a happy surprise. In mediocre/bad Cajun places, they all taste the same. Also, try the green bean casserole, which was delicious but not your traditional casserole you might get at Thanksgiving I did really like the crispy fries, and next time I'll have to try the bread pudding. Overall the place is pretty nice and I'd definitely eat there again!

The service (thanks Leigh!) was great. The food was also pretty awesome. Tried gumbo, etoufee, and red beans & rice. You could actually taste a difference in the bases between all 3, which was a happy surprise. In mediocre/bad Cajun places, they all taste the same. Also, try the green bean casserole, which was delicious but not your traditional casserole you might get at Thanksgiving. Save room for the bread pudding and be sure to pick up a bag of pork rinds before you leave. Definitely will be back.

Pro tip: it's just past the bridge and very easy to miss. Be sure to take it slow when you get near.

I had the gator burger and fries for lunch and it being the first time I've had gator, I was surprised that I liked it. I did really like the crispy fries, and next time I'll have to try the bread pudding. Overall the place is pretty nice and I'd definitely eat there again!