When you’re looking for the taste of Louisiana in Atlanta, there’s no better place than Louisiana Bistreaux Seafood Kitchen. Our mission is to WOW our guests with our food and friendly service. We feature Cajun specialties such as Crawtator Grouper and shrimp with jalapeno grits. The vibe will bring you in, but the food will bring you back.
New Orleans-style eatery offering traditional Cajun & Creole dishes, plus wines & local craft beers.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1375 Virginia Ave, East Point, GA 30344
Phone: (404) 762-6755
Website: https://www.louisianabistreaux.com/east-point
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The food is phenomenal—especially the Cajun jambalaya, which I’d honestly rank as the third best I’ve ever had outside of Louisiana.
The staff is super friendly and welcoming, the kind of service that makes you feel like you’re back in Louisiana. It’s a true local hometown spot, and it shows in both the food and the hospitality.
Atmosphere is average, but that’s not why you come here—you come for the food. One important tip: go for lunch if you can. Dinner hours are packed—and I mean no parking, no seats, wall-to-wall busy from about 5 PM to 9 PM.
I’ve been here many times, and it’s consistently one of my favorite Cajun spots outside of Louisiana. If you know Cajun food, you’ll appreciate this place. If you don’t, this is a great introduction.
The food being the life blood of every restaurant, was barely 3 stars, unfortunately. The Cajun flavors of the 2 lbs crawfish I ordered was definitely on point but the quality of the crawfish was a zero. Definitely previously frozen (I understand that frozen is the option that restaurants have to take when the item is out of season) that being said, the house or the chef has to take the frozen aspect into consideration and prepare the dish differently.
Shellfish, when touched by liquid for too long will lose its firmness or consistency. With previously frozen crawfish, shrimp or lobster you don’t want to put it in water to prepare it for consumption but you do want to flavor as usual and the best way to prepare is to bake, no water and no worries about shredding shellfish.
Just a little food for thought.
The steak that we got was tender, juicy but extremely sweet, some may like it that sweet but they could have sprinkled a little fresh ground black pepper on there for a little contrast in flavor.
The drinks were beautifully served. All of it was very pleasing to the eye. I would like to give this place another try and taste a few of their other dishes to see how well they prepare them. I’d go back for the great service and the atmosphere, for sure. Maybe our 1st time was just an off day for the kitchen.
The food was adequate overall. I had the Redfish Louisianne and friend had crayfish gumbo. Hers was too spicy and she couldn’t finish it. Mine was very tasty but the dirty rice needed more flavor (I couldn’t identify any meat in it either). Boudin balls were very good and a good portion to share.
I was disappointed by the beignet and pecan pie. Beignet didn’t seem freshly cooked but warmed over.
Overall it was a nice experience.
You’ll see in the videos we had the oysters, crab cake, sausage andouille gumbo cup, red beans and rice, blackened redfish, angus ribeye orleans, maple bourbon chicken, beignets, carrot cake cheesecake, and hurricane flight! EVERYTHING WAS AMAZING!
You’ll my specific receipt in the photos as well. Well worth every penny! And I left a 22% tip because I was well pleased!
Get there!
Anyway, bday girl had grouper, other daughter had shrimp & grits, & I had lamb with a hurricane flight. The table had oysters and BBQ shrimp which were delicious.