I was excited to have a cajun/creole place nearby. I knew they served other stuff, but when a place usually advertises cajun or creole, you assume they know good flavours and will have a decent place. I couldn't be more wrong. The booth we were in had broken seat covers and the springs in the booth seats had seen better days. This would be a perfect place for Kitchen Makeover from Food Network.

I ordered the Jambalaya and what I got was rice sauced heavily in a somewhat spicy tomato sauce with stale green onions, chorizo sausage (should have been andouille!), thinly sliced chicken breast, and old fishy smelling and tasting shrimp, clams, and muscles. Blech! I just hope the old stale seafood doesn't poision me later tonight. My girlfriend ordered the gorgonzola pasta and her pasta was underdone, not aldente, but hard with absolutely no taste of gorgonzola at all. Was like an alfredo sauce you get in the bag at a grocery store.

I can see now why this place was quite empty when we walked in. I can see it being a good place for a few beers to watch some live entertainment, but stay away from the food if that's what you are looking for.