4.3
80 Ratings
Poor Boy's Riverside Inn
4.3 x (80) • 1813.5 mi • Seafood • American • Southern • $ • Info
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240 Tubing Rd
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Rating and reviews
"Exactly what I expected. Taste was real food."
• Nina L. • 04/21/24
"Just deliciousness!!"
• Chad S. • 11/01/23
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Sunday - Monday
Tuesday
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM • Menu
5:00 PM - 8:45 PM • Menu
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM • Tuesday Lunch Menu
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM • Menu
5:00 PM - 8:45 PM • Menu
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM • Wednesday Lunch Menu
Thursday
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM • Thursday Lunch Menu
Friday
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM • Menu
5:00 PM - 8:45 PM • Menu
11:00 AM - 1:30 PM • Friday Lunch Menu
Saturday
5:00 PM - 8:45 PM • Menu
Featured items
Appetizers
- Cajun Crab Fingers$26.25 • 100% (3)Marinated crab fingers served with Fr. Coco's famous dressing and marinade, or fried.
- Alligator Tidbits$17.50 • 83% (6)Deep fried or grilled, this bite-sized Louisiana gator is easy to tame and tasty to boot.
- Shrimp en Brochette$20.00 • 100% (3)Shrimp wrapped in bacon, deep fried and served on a plank of garlic French bread.
- Seafood Stuffed Mushrooms$20.00 • 100% (4)Tender caps stuffed with our delicate seafood stuffing then baked or fried.
- Crab Cakes$18.75 • 100% (5)Jumbo lump crab meat in a creamy cheese filling served with Creole honey mustard glaze (2)
- Crabbies$11.25 • 66% (6)Six crunchy French bread squares topped with our creamy, cheesy crab meat topping then baked till bubbly.
From the Garden to the Gumbo Pot
- Cup Seafood Gumbo$11.25 • 68% (16)Chef Earl’s Cajun "stew" with jumbo lump crab meat and shrimp served with Louisiana long grain rice.
- Our Famous "House Salad" - Famous for a Reason!$33.75 • 100% (4)Jumbo lump crab meat, shrimp, and crawfish tossed on a bed of mixed greens, with cheese, bacon and a mild dressing then garnished with a selection of pickled vegetables. Large enough to satisfy even the biggest appetite. (Seafood subject to availability)
- Caesar Salad$21.25 • 100% (3)Fresh Romaine lettuce tossed with Caesar dressing, garlic croutons and grated parmesan cheese.
- Cup Crawfish & Corn Soup$10.00 • 100% (5)Creamy soup with sweet corn and Louisiana crawfish.
- Bowl of Corn & Crawfish Soup$22.50Served with creamy bisque with sweet corn and Louisiana crawfish.
- Bowl of Seafood Gumbo$27.50Riverside's famous Cajun "stew" with jumbo lump crab meat and shrimp served with Louisiana long-grain rice.
Crawfish
- Crawfish Dinner$37.50 • 83% (6)A special sampling of many fine crawfish dishes including: Crawfish salad, crawfish and corn soup, crawfish pie, crawfish etouffee over rice, crawfish boulettes, crawfish au gratin and fried crawfish tails. Soooo...good!
- Half & Half Crawfish$30.00 • 33% (3)A plate of fried crawfish and crawfish etouffee over rice.
- Crawfish Etoufee - A Truly Cajun Dish!$30.00Smothered crawfish and seasonings over Louisiana long-grain rice.
Shrimp
- Gulf Coast Shrimp Platter$27.50 • 80% (10)Served fried to a golden brown or grilled to perfection.
- Stuffed Shrimp$27.50 • 80% (5)Delicious homemade stuffed shrimp served deep fried or oven baked.
- Half & Half Shrimp$27.50A plate of fried shrimp and shrimp etouffee over Louisiana long grain rice.
- Shrimp Dinner$36.25 • 100% (4)A delicious array of shrimp including shrimp salad, shrimp gumbo, fried shrimp, stuffed shrimp, shrimp en brochette, shrimp Imperial, shrimp etouffee served over rice and shrimp boulettes.
Crab Meat
Oysters
Beef, Poultry & Pork
Maine Lobster
Flown in from the North Atlantic twice a week and kept in our tank for your personal selection.Eat Fit Menu
These menu items have been evaluated by a registered dietition from Lourdes Lipid Management Program and found to meet the American Heart Association guidelines for healthy eating with 30% (or less) Total Fat Calories; 10% (or less) Saturated Fat; 100 mg (or less) Cholesterol; 1/3 (or less) of the RDA of Sodium; and 600 calories (or less), not including dessert.Dessert
Poor Boy Sandwiches
When Hulo Landry, the founder of Poor Boy’s Riverside Inn moved from New Orleans back to Lafayette, he brought with him the Poor Boy sandwich. He introduced the sandwich to the citizens of Lafayette and was nicknamed “Poor Boy”. Now you know “the restChef's Page
- Rating and reviews
4.3
•80 Ratings •
4 Reviews
Nina L.• 04/21/24Exactly what I expected. Taste was real food.
Deborah D.• 11/11/23Great seafood!
Chad S.• 11/01/23Just deliciousness!!
Milton P.• 10/01/21It was great
