So me and two buddies decided to take the 1 hour drive from the seacoast of New Hampshire, to The Canal in Worcester in search of the only source of Cajun food in the area. We read all the reviews and decided to give it a shot and see for ourselves what the huge division was all about. We arrived at
Went for a night out with my friends from out of town. Bouncer would not let us in. At first I understood because clubs have capacity regulations they must adhere to. But then I saw about 25 people leave the club and still the bouncer would not let us in. After about 35 mins waiting of waiting infri
The étouffée was a flavorless goo, the sazerac was anything but -- served in a martini glass with a sugar coated rim and so much simple syrup I thought I was drinking iced tea. The music was so deafly loud given there were 6 people there, the size of the room did not need that level of volume.
I was drawn in by the website cover shot of the Jambalaya, so I went there and ordered it. Wow, what a let down. It came out and looked like a dish of over-seasoned rice leftovers reheated in the microwave. I was like, where is the shrimp, chicken, and andouille? It was all cooked down to the p
So I drive there and pay their dumb 10$ parking on a Friday night only to stand outside and never get into the actual bar 😒, like if I paid for parking over the street walkers you would think they would at least let me in before they let all the rhinos and hippos that marched in through the front do
The DJs that play here are sick. Nice music and great crowd.
Dark and small. Poorly vented, after a few songs, you'll lose your breath.
The food was truly incredible! Best cornbread ever! Great portions, good price, and variety. Cozy and unique atmosphere.
Waited almost an hour for a burger and jambalaya... there was one other couple there on a Thursday night, and was told the kitchen was slammed. Can't even tell you how the food was because left before it came.
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