Cajun Corner — Restaurant in Pantego

1st timer here. Check your food before you leave. Based on the sign they have at the cash register. Catfish poboy was good. I got tarter po boy sauce & cocktail. They were all good. It's real catfish not that white fish trick some pull by giving you swai instead. The corn meal batter was well seasoned. They give you little catfish pieces not really nuggets but also not fillets This was different as I expected 1 whole fillet but it's fine. Their fries were ok. Had been sitting because this was a pick up order. Probably better fresh out the grease not sitting in styrofoam getting soggy. My mother got the Vans pasta (chicken shrimp & sausage in alfredo sauce) which I didn't see listed on the menu. I called in asking about the available pasta options and this one wasn't mentioned to me at all. We ended up ordering it soley based on a picture of it here on google maps & it looks nothing like what we saw. This was a plain looking alfredo white sauce sorta thing vs the pic in google maps shows a more red tinted sauce over fettuccine noodles. It tasted good to me but mom was disappointed. The red beans (got without rice) we were warned are soupy not thick & clumpy. They are soupy. My mom was ok with the soupy but she didn't like their flavor. I thought they were delicious however & i usually don't care for most places red beans. I can't even think of how to describe the flavor though. I will definitely be back here. Oh also don't go by prices listed on here. Seems theyre old. I tried calling back to confirm but reached voicemail that wasn't set up. My poboy & fries was $10.81With tax not $7.49 as listed here and their website says $8.99 so prices have gone up. I think $10 for poboy and fries no drink is a bit much but almost every restaurant /retail shop has unfortunately raosed prices after the insane year...

My wife and I visited this restaurant for the first time on 1/27/20. She requires the use of a service dog. When we walked in, the guy that greeted us stated they don’t normally allow pets in the restaurant. I kindly informed him that he was not a pet and that he was a service animal. He turns around and has a lengthy audible conversation with a guy in the kitchen. The first guy said we could eat in the patio. Keep in mind it’s January and it was a cold windy night. . I told him that he was a service dog and that he had a legal right to be in there and asked again to be sat, so he sticks us in a corner.

The waiter comes over and sees her dog (wearing the large “DO NOT PET” patch) and proceeds to pet him. Had to remind him not to pet the dog. He pet him several times ignoring the patch and me.

The food was good, but I had to get up and get our own refills. Horrible...

There were 2 of us and we ordered 1 pick 3 platter each. we got (between us) chicken strips, fish, shrimp, oysters, and they came with fries. The shrimp was some of the best i have had in some while. Clean sweet flavor and the breading was light and tasty. The chicken was tender juicy, and again a fabulous breading. The fish had a cornmeal crust that was crunchy with a great flavor, and the fish... well that was soft and buttery with a very clean taste. i got the oysters (cause my son doesnt like em) and they were also dredeged in the cornmeal crust. they were very clean without that overpowering FISH taste that puts most off. In fact my son actually liked them, and gave them a close second for favorite of the 4. and as expected, if they got that all right, then you bet the fries and house sauces were also top notch. From Tea to Tarter Sauce...