Southern Restaurants in Marquette, MI

“Since I moved to Marquette from Louisiana I've had so many ask me if I've been to Lagniappe. I finally decided and here's one Louisiana girls honest review. I loved the decorations, atmosphere and music. It really reminded me of home. I was very disappointed they did not have daiquiris or boudin because that's what I've been missing most. The first day we tried the baked seafood fondue.I would rate it a 4. It had pretty good flavor but kind of bland and the texture of the cheese wasn't nice. Shrimp po boy. I rate a 5 as ordered but a 8 of you add a little salt and Creole seasoning! This was really good with seasoning and very similar to the taste of home. The shrimp were small. The sweet tea 3. It didn't taste like brewed tea. It tasted like Nestea. The next day we tried The Gumbo (5) The Catfish Pontchartrain (6) but a solid 8 with salt and Creole seasoning added. It's usually served over rice and that would have made it a 10! I loved it and will get it again. The bread pudding was good but I didn't like that they had raisins in it and the community coffee is good as always! Overall, it's pretty good I'll continue to try more things when I'm missing home“