J&J Oyster Bar

Great little hole in the wall for seafood or oysters if that's your thing. I had the fried seafood platter which was really good but what surprised me were the broiled scallops, they were done top perfection. Prices were pretty spot on considering portion size and quality. We went on a Saturday night so it was busy and sat outside. While it was nice it was a little loud from all the traffic and hard to hear. Service was a little slow but the waitress apologized and comped some beers so that was nice. I would go back to JJs.

Enjoyed a nice birthday dinner out with my hubby at J&J Oyster Bar last night. The staff and especially our server, Cribbs, was awesome. Our server was very knowledgeable about the menu and helped us navigate it so we could stick with our eating plan. The prosciutto wrapped mozzarella was especially good, I'd come back just to eat that. Steaks were good, and the cheesecake was the best I've ever had. Although a little pricey, it was worth the trip, and a great way to celebrate a birthday!

Cajun seafood dive in an old Taco Bell. Fresh seafood, cold (basic) beer and interesting specials. The bacon wrapped jalapeno calf fries were killer!
Overall good, not stellar. I'll definitely be back though.

I don't eat oysters much so I am not a connoisseur. These were fresh and good tasting, although small. They did compensate by making our dozen actually around 18. Their gumbo is more like gravy than gumbo to me, but the flavor was good. $110 for oysters, shrimp brochettes, 2 popcorn shrimp plates and some gumbo. It was good but not that good. Price dropped it a star. Waiters were nice and the place was very busy. The building looks like an old Taco Bell building so seating is tight. It has a fun atmosphere with lots of pictures of local and famous musicians on the wall.