The Lost Cajun, Greenville, SC

[klflowers]

I guess this is a chain restaurant, but it is pretty good. I had the gator bites as an app and chicken and sausage gumbo for my entre. No pics, but good. Not New Orleans, but very close.

[smokenoob]

Gator is a lot more fun to eat than catch!

[Bkhuna]

Two words: Gator cheeks.

[LA Pork Butt]

It is too long ago and I can’t remember where, but in a small town in one of the Carolina’s (I think North Carolina) we stumbled on a restaurant run by former New Orleans natives. They had Abita beer and the food was the real deal.

[FireMan]

Ancient ruins eh?

[texastweeter]

Ate at one in Lubbock, personally I didn't really like it.

[klflowers]

You are too close to the real thing

[TripleB]

Great name. Would love to see one in LA....Los Angeles

[Carolyn]

Never heard of it, so I looked it up. There is one north of me in Rancho Cucamonga. I see they have shrimp and oyster po'boys. I wonder who they purchase the seafood from.

[Hulagn1971]

The gumbo sounds great. I can't eat gator. I've tried it twice down in Florida (years apart) at two different restaurants. Both times I got severe food poisoning or am HIGHLY allergic to it. The second time I tried it was the evening before a scuba diving trip. I was stuck in the room all day on the toilet with a garbage can in front of me.

[Troutman]

I was wondering why you ignored my invite to my big gator cookout next month Fritz !!

[Hulagn1971]

Troutman LOL!

[LA Pork Butt]

klflowers I just had an epiphany! That place in North Carolina run by folks was in Banner Elk. I still can’t remember the name.