I always like Landrys at Union Station. It is a bit pricey but most cajun is. Also, on Manchester just west of 141 is a place called Mardi Gras upstairs in a building on the south side. The one time I ate there it was good but it has been over a year. If you find some other good ones let me know. My wife and I also love cajun and fortunately she knows how to cook it really well.
St. Louis, MO
Suggestions for Cajun?
My husband and I really enjoy dining at Norton's in Soulard. To look at it, the restaurant looks more like a neighborhood bar. But the menu has many great cajun dishes and the ambiance is great, especially in the summer when the New Orleans style patio is open out back. We've also read that Bobby's in Maplewood is good, but there was a 45 minute wait when we tried to eat there two weekends ago and we did not stick around. If you try Bobby's - write back! Someone wrote: ... >I really enjoy a good cajun dish now and then, and would like to get some >suggestions of some good places to go. I have lived in St. Louis for only four >years, so any help would be appreciated. > >Thanks, >George
Went to Bobby's about a month ago on a weeknight. No wait, good service and really good food. Had red beans and rice. They have all the classics and other dishes I suppose. It was nice. Will