Cajun or Creole restaurant? | Pittsburgh, PA

AnonymousCarnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PAJul 1, 1994

 One of the best creole restaurants that Dan and I go to is called Mardi Gras
 and is located off the Camp Horne exit of 279. We love this place! If you
 like spicy food, try the shrimp creole ... and I mean it is spicy. Let me
 know if you need directions

 -Dawn

AnonymousCarnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PAJul 1, 1994

 The James Street Cafe on the North Side (near East Ohio Street) has
 gumbo, jambalaya, turtle soup, and several other cajun entries. The
 food is good, though the menu is only about half cajun (with the other
 half taken up by standard "grilled chicken sandwich" style items).

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