Jambalternatives

So you missed this year’s jambalaya cookoff, or maybe you didn’t, and you’re just craving more savory, spicy goodness. If you’re stumped on where to get your fix, let 225 Dine be your guide. We’ve got three restaurants that serve up a tasty plate of meat, veg, and dirty rice. Brunet’s Cajun Restaurant: Their seafood jambalaya has a delectable down-home taste. Pair it with some of their coconut-cream-topped bread pudding, and you’ve got a winning combination of flavors. Dempsey’s: This casual-dining restaurant features fresh fried catfish and steaming-hot jambalaya on their lunch menu every Monday and Friday. A new location on Jefferson means it’s never been easier to eat Cajun for lunch. Off the Hook Seafood Market and Deli: This newly-opened locale is making a splash with their lunchtime deli offerings. Their Friday lunch special features jambalaya, too, though it’s available as a daily side to any of their numerous fresh seafood dishes.