Bayou Country Cafe — Restaurant in Houma

New beautiful building with lots of potential. This is my critical city boy review, however, I suspect this place would be considered perfect by most older houma crowd. If you can sit outside, it's situated next to a park, unfortunately they made seating area on the major street side, but it's still nice seeing the morning mist and flowers. The breakfast menu is limited and plain, not for the Cajun seeker. Nice crispy hash browns. The food came out room temperature, not hot. The food comes out fast, and biscuits tasted a little microwaved. The men's yurinal stand is about 6" too tight. One big segment I believe the place is missing, the internet Cafe, I'd like to come back to have bignet and coffee and get to work, but they don't offer their wifi. It's nice for family cause of nice environment, but I don't see myself coming back cause I like seasons and flavor. Oh the water doesnt taste filtered. Brand new place, but seems like an absent investor made this or they're still ramping up after rough times from IDA. DEFINITELY GO FOR biegnets, because they're cheap compared to other...

This place is crazy! First ever experience in an unusually busy place during the midweek lunch hours, where I got the food within minutes of stepping in, and then (after I was fed)had to stand in queue to pay. I was very confused needless to say, and tried to explain multiple times that I ate already and just trying to pay before I leave. The staff were adamant, I had to get in line like everyone else. Who does that?

Well clearly no one, while I think everyone should. I was much happy standing in line in a full stomach.

Oh also, I still think they made a mistake that my lunch with dessert was only $5. I didn’t even get a chance to tip.

Kind of explains the overflowing crowd on a Wednesday during...

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. My mother, 4 year old ASD son and I had lunch here after many Drs appts. My son found the place a bit overwhelming and so he started acting out. I had to take him outside and not a single person acted cross towards him at all. He spent his time outside running and stimming as he does and other than suggestions on where I can go for help we were given the space needed for him to be able to settle down. We were even able to go back in after he calmed down for him to actually eat some and pay and leave. I will be back there again. I have had nothing but understanding voices anytime I'm in Houma with my son. I'm contemplating relocating with him there once I can...