3.9
76 Ratings
The Lost Cajun - Pelham Rd
3.9 x (76) • Cajun • Southern • Soup • Family Meals • Fish & Seafood • Info
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3612 Pelham Rd Ste A
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Rating and reviews
"S**t's amazing! Zero disappointment. Even after a reheat, it's still sooo good."
• Diana L. • 06/14/24
"LISTEN IM FROM NEW ORLEANS AND THAT FOOD WAS SPOT ON I LOVE THIS RESTAURANT"
• Ariane R. • 04/19/24
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Sunday - Thursday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday - Saturday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Featured items
Free with $30 purchase
Appetizers / Salads
Lan yap. A little something extra.- Gator Bites$12.95 • 40% (5)
- Boudin Balls$9.95 • 100% (3)
- Crab Bites$12.95Louisiana Blue Crab cakes rolled into balls and deep fried. Served with Cajun sauce.Popular
- Fried Okra Basket$4.95 • 100% (3)
- Hush Puppies$4.50 • 66% (3)
- Garden Fresh Salad$6.00Spring Mix, tomato, egg and croutons.
- Fried Pickles with Cajun Sauce$5.95
- Zydeco Shrimp$9.95Popcorn shrimp tossed in our spicy Cajun sauce.
- Seasoned Fries Basket$4.00
- Spicy Cajun Sausage with Mustard$6.95
- Andouille Sausage with Mustard$6.95
- Sweet Potato Fries Basket$5.00
- Onion Rings$5.95
- 16 Oz. Potato Salad$3.00 • 100% (3)
- 16 Oz. Coleslaw$3.00
- French Bread Basket$2.00 • 33% (3)
Louisiana Favorites
- Shrimp & Grits$19.95Blackened shrimp and creamy Southern grits smothered with our lobster bisque, bacon crumbles, and cheese.
- Fried Fish Platter$15.95 • 100% (5)3 Strips of lightly battered Southern fried catfish. Served with seasoned fries, coleslaw and garlic French bread.
- Fried Shrimp Platter$17.957 Large tail-on shrimp, golden fried. Served with seasoned fries, coleslaw and garlic French bread.
Po Boys
8” served on warm garlic French bread. Add seasoned fries, potato salad, or coleslaw to any Po-Boy for an additional charge. Dress it up - add lettuce & tomato to any Po-Boy for free.Gumbos & Cajun Classics
Served with hot French bread and rice.Beignets
Ben yay. A fried pastry treat. It is believed by Louisiana historians that beignets were first introduced to New Orleans in 1727 by the Ursuline Nuns of France. These fried pastries are served topped with plenty of powdered sugar.For Da Kids
All Kids meals include beverage.Drinks
Family Sizes To Go
- Rating and reviews
3.9
•76 Ratings •
4 Reviews
Diana L.• 06/14/24S**t's amazing! Zero disappointment. Even after a reheat, it's still sooo good.
Lauren M.• 05/03/24The food is always delicious and hot when I receive it!
Ariane R.• 04/19/24LISTEN IM FROM NEW ORLEANS AND THAT FOOD WAS SPOT ON I LOVE THIS RESTAURANT
Christie G.• 03/27/24great food
