Boudreau & Thibodeau's Cajun Cookin'
5602 W Main St, Houma
(985) 872-4711
Customers' Favorites
Boiled Crawfish and Shrimp with Potatoes and Corn on the Cob
Jambalaya Crawfish Pie File' Gumbeau Platter
Turtle on the Half Shell
Charbroiled Oysters
Red Beans and Rice
Fried Gator Bites
Alligator Bites
Boiled Seafood
Turtle Beignet
Grilled Boudin
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Recent Reviews
Best Cajun cookin I've had. Been in the great state of LA for 11 years now, and this is my favorite spot. Was on my way to check out a St. Charles Catholic and Terrebone high School football game, and found this gem along the way. Catfish was perfect, alligator bite best I've ever had! Fried to perfection but not greasy. Okra, shrimp, and my buddy had the special in dat cream sauce, man I'm getting hungry thinking about it. I'll be back whenever I'm...
I had the Half and Half crawfish platter with fried crawfish tales and crawfish pasta. The fried crawfish was very good with mild seasoning on it, the crawfish pasta was ok but very loose and angel hair pasta was used instead of something like fettuccine but it did have a good flavor but a little more cheese in it would have thickened it up as well as give the taste a little something extra. I order the potatoes salad as a side and realized while writing this i never got my side....
I was in town for work and was strongly recommended Boudreau's & Thibodeau's for supper. Based on that and Google reviews, I went. The atmosphere was fine, and my waitress was friendly and attentive.
I ordered the Boudin Links appetizer as well as the Jambalaya, Crawfish Pie, and Gumbo meal with a baked sweet potato on the side. The boudin, gumbo, and sweet potato were GREAT, but the crawfish pie and jambalaya were cold. Also, the meat in the jambalaya...
I ordered the Boudin Links appetizer as well as the Jambalaya, Crawfish Pie, and Gumbo meal with a baked sweet potato on the side. The boudin, gumbo, and sweet potato were GREAT, but the crawfish pie and jambalaya were cold. Also, the meat in the jambalaya...