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Address: 4030 Enos/Shay Rd, Kingston, OK 73439
Phone: (580) 745-5783
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“Ollie’s Juke Joint & Café – Cajun Done Right in Kingston, OK!”
Well now… we were in the mood for some good Cajun cookin’, and Ollie’s popped up on Google like it knew exactly what our stomachs were sayin’. So off we went!
When we pulled up, the place was hoppin’ — live music on the patio, folks packed in tighter than a crawfish boil on Easter Sunday. Not a single empty chair out there. We got sat up front by the bar, and our waitress gave it to us straight: food might take 45 minutes to an hour and a half. Long wait? Sure. But the vibe was good, drinks were flowin’, and we weren’t in a hurry.
We started with the elote corn bites, and let me tell ya — those little fried nuggets were dang tasty. A splash of Cholula and they’d be perfect. Went up to the bar for round two of beers and Ollie himself served ‘em up… on the house. That right there earns points in my book.
Next thing we know, the waitress brings out complimentary salads — crisp, fresh, and a nice surprise. And before we could finish jawin’ about the band, our food landed hot and fresh.
I ordered Ollie’s Combo Plate — jambalaya, gumbo, red beans & rice, and stuffed crabs. Y’all… it was fantastic. The gumbo had that rich, dark roux like Grandma’s; the jambalaya was hearty and seasoned just right; red beans were smoky and soulful. And those stuffed crabs? Golden, crunchy outside and full of flavor inside. A slab of sweet cornbread on the side just sealed the deal.
The missus ordered the chicken wrap, which turned out to be a grilled chicken quesadilla. No complaints here — cheesy, hot, and loaded up, with fries that were perfectly crisp and seasoned.
Even with the crowd, the service was friendly and on top of things. Live entertainment, cold beer, hot Cajun food, and a place buzzing with good energy — what more can you ask for?
If you’re anywhere near Kingston and craving Cajun, Ollie’s is worth the stop. Just come hungry, bring some patience, and prepare to leave full and happy.
Don’t bother ordering mixed drinks, it’s just overpriced cool aid with no alcohol. Bloody Mary not as pictured, shrimp replaced with 2 cherry tomatoes.