
Welcome to Terrebonne’s, your new go-to spot for authentic Cajun & Creole cuisine in Fort Worth!Set to open in Jan 2025, just in time for the King Cake and Crawfish season, Terrebonne’s is proud to keep the rich tradition of Cajun and Creole cooking alive, serving up the same familiar dishes with a twist of innovation.Our perfectly seasoned, long-soaked boiled crawfish will once again take center stage, delivering the best crawfish experience in town. As always, we’ll continue to supply fresh live crawfish throughout the season, ensuring the highest quality for all your seafood needs.We can’t wait to welcome our loyal friends, customers, and community to experience the hospitality and mouthwatering flavors that have made us a favorite
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7914 Camp Bowie W Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116
Phone: (682) 978-8361
Website: https://www.terrebonnes.com/
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This is THE place to watch the Saints and LSU games and the atmosphere equals the food quality! It doesn’t matter where you are in the Fort Worth area, make the drive and come experience this amazing Cajun restaurant/bar! You’ll be back over and over again! Have a nice chat with the Cajun owner Phil and hang with the manager and bartender Misty! Great family place and literally some of the best Cajun in the area!i
Oh and don’t miss the frozen food… Just WOW!
The seafood gumbo wasn’t seafood gumbo. It was a watered down roux with cold, unseasoned, boiled in nothing but water shrimp sprinkled over the top. The gumbo tastes like it’s made with roux, water, and nothing else. I’m telling you there is nothing else is in that bowl. Just them sad, lonely, naked shrimp, some rice, and some canal water. No amount of hot sauce could save it, so we didnt even try. We left it as you see it, and if I were you, I would too.
Now let’s talk about this “blackened” red fish. On what planet is this blackened? If you search for images of blackened fish, do any of them look like someone dusted a filet with Tony Chachere’s?
Those shrimp on a skewer? Not grilled. Nope. Same exact cold, boiled in water shrimp with some of that Tony Chachere’s on them.
It just all seems a bit lazy. Like they don’t care if the food is good, or if you enjoy it. To me, that’s the exact opposite of how cajun cuisine should be represented. Not going back. Wish things were different.
Several items were unavailable which is fine as I understand they are mass-produced, frozen, then deep fried.
Service was pretty okay but the floors were sticky. Sure makes me miss Tributary Cafe.
The redfish needed more seasoning in my opinion.
The stuffed mushroom were the best we have had in a long time!
The shrimp and grits were great in a very large portion!
The hush puppies were on the drier side, would not order again.