Cajun Cafe Express - Fargo

19.00 and 18.00 for food that was not creole. Red sauce was like tomato soup. Had to add there hot sauce for flavor(tabasco). White rice was very bland. Mardi Gras salad was like from a grocery store and the crawfish dressing was thousand island. The biscuits were great though. Service was good. Do not order from the dinner menu. Order burgers, breakfast or lunch menu.

The entoufe (spelling?)sauce is delicious! We had both the chicken and the shrimp and loved it! Shrimp had an especially fresh crunch to it! Have had the seafood in the past, but didn 't care for the catfish!

Because there are no menus for this restaurant online, I wanted people to have an idea of what The Cajun Cafe serves especially for breakfast. There are genuine Southern style grits, sweet potato or buttermilk pancakes the sweet potato pancakes were AMAZING personally), omelettes, and many combinations. The foods is extremely well priced $6.00 for 2 sweet potato pancakes and 2 eggs).

Cajun Café at the Cajun Café Restaurant Quality food, combined with Intimate service makes for an excellent dinning experience. Located in South Fargo Gary and Mary Gilbertson have created a tasty reminder of Louisiana Cajun Cuisine; mixed with a tantalizing portions of Zydeco and Cajun music. Like Bourbon Street, during suppertime aromatic fresh simmering Bell Peppers, Red Onions, tantalizing spices, both tease and captivate the senses upon entering the Cajun Café. The café serves both breakfast and lunch with an outstanding dinner menu. True Cajun cooking requires the use of fresh vegetables, fish and meats, seasoned rice, daily made sauces. I should clear up a misapprehension; true Cajun is not extremely hot and overly spicy, but slightly spiced with a mild kick to it. So make no mistake, no matter if you try the tender Chicken Etouffee, sliced breast served on a ring of seasoned rice covered in Red Sauce; or the venerable Red Beans and rice, your taste buds will know the pleasure of freshly prepared well-crafted dishes. The atmosphere is pleasant relaxing, you are promptly greeted, and invited to choose a seat. The main dinning area is decorated with many reminders of all things Louisiana. Stuffed alligators, colorful and complex Mardi gras masks, interesting pictures, and posters grace the walls and countertops. What I enjoy most is the relaxed yet, attentive, anticipative service provided here. So make no mistake, The Cajun Café is the type of restaurant that is geared toward more of an intimate dinning experience. Whether it’s a dinner for two, or breakfast with a group of friends, or even a place to relax over a drink, this is not the usual rush in sit, eat fast restaurant. In closing, I do not believe in talking about meal costs. However you will get what you pay for. The Cajun is moderately priced for dinner; lunch is about the same as most other places. Breakfast deserves a special mention, high quality and class for about what you pay for other good places. Come for the food experience something different. Listen to the music learn its meaning, it’s all about living and enjoying life, so taste some real Americana, come on down an enjoy.