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Happy Cajun Restaurant Inc Gift Cards
La Porte, TX 77571
United States
(281) 470-9380
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User Reviews
This restaurant is pretty much true to the Cajun style. There are paintings of Sonny "wrestlin' them gators" on the wall. The boiled crawfish were good and spicy and the red beans and rice will blow you away. Sadly, when I lived in…
Everything I have ever ordered is Great. The Appetizers are awesome, Crawfish are Great, the Oysters on a half shell are Yummy, All the fish dishes are great as well. We have had Business meetings there, and have booked a table for 20…
Went there for dinner today. The Fried Oysters were very good, but the Gumbo wasn't. It had very little flavor to it. It was more of a shrimp soup then a gumbo. It wasn't what is generally accepted as gumbo. The red beans and rice were…
