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.
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: 3312 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305
Phone: (404) 941-9545
Website: https://www.louisianabistreaux.com/
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The sides were just as impressive. The smoky corn maque choux and savory dirty rice complemented the richness of the fish without overwhelming it, creating a harmonious blend that felt both comforting and elevated. It was the kind of meal you slow down for just to savor each element.
We had a minor correction along the way, but the management handled it with such grace and professionalism that it actually enhanced the experience. Combine that with a genuinely warm, attentive waitress, and the evening felt like true Southern hospitality at its finest.
Louisiana Bistro delivered a five-star meal and service to match. The Redfish Pontchartrain alone is worth the visit. This was a dish I’ll be thinking about long after the last bite.
On Tuesday, Jan 6, I showed up and was led to a table in the main dining area where the band was getting ready to perform. As I was the only customer in this area, I was allowed to choose where I wanted to sit. I chose the table at furthest corner to the left from the band. The other customers were at the bar counter and in another dining area, both areas behind the main dining area. I wanted a fish entree and was deciding between the three redfishes: Louisianne, Ponchartrain or plain blackened. My waiter Shaniya recommended the Ponchartrain. It was delightful, the right level of tender with its flavor complimented well with the etouffee sauce. The last time I had redfish this good was at Pappadeaux in Austin, TX over 10 years ago. The shrimps, corn maque choux (same one that came with the blackened salmon from Sunday night) and dirty rice all went well together in flavor and texture.
I enjoyed the live jazz performance. It wasn’t obnoxious or overwhelming loud like Applebee’s. That Shaniya and I could hear each other demonstrated respect of the restaurant for the dine-in customers. My compliments to the band leader, who came to my table to make sure I was having a good time. I affirmed so. Shaniya too came by a few times to check on me. I also appreciated being allowed to stay and listen to the band after finishing my dinner, with Shaniya filling up my water glass. After the band went on break – almost an hour later – I left her a generous tip in cash.
In my experience, it is very difficult for any restaurant to excel in food, service and atmosphere. Louisiana Bistreaux hit all that out of the park. If you don’t care for live music performance, come on any other day but Tuesday. I highly recommend this place, and will return if I ever visit this part of Atlanta.
Yasmina, server, had great energy. She was exceptional. Providing ordering recommendations and answering my party’s questions. Yasmine checked in often, was very interpersonal, and very patient.
The atmosphere was very NOLA from the pictures to the music. The interior of the restaurant definately set the vibe.
Ordered the Grilled Salmon Filet. It was good, the the Crawfish bits Hollandaise sauce was a perfect complement. The white rice and green beans finished the plate.
Also ordered the Fried Catfish, diced potatoes and coleslaw. Fish and potatoes fried to perfection and the coleslaw was crunchy with a bit of citrus.
Had both a Passion Fruit Hurricane and a Category 5 Hurricane. Both were good and strong. Passion Fruit version was different but sided with the Category 5.
Ended everything with a Carrot Cake Chessecake. Celebrating my mom’s birthday. The cake was rich and mom loved it.