New Orleans food in Raleigh/Cary? (Durham, Fayetteville: restaurants, price, shopping center)

[Grawburg]

Anyplace to get Po' Boys, prailnes, etc... in the Raleigh/Cary area?

Copelands closed which is fine with me because I thought they were overpriced and average at best.

Any other place???

[4alark]

You have got to try Papa Mojo's near the intersection of Hwys 54 and 55 and 540. It's awesome! Great selections of New Orleans foods and beverages. Great music.

We treated the family to Brunch on Sunday there recently (after having another great meal there earlier) and had authentic coffee, beignets, and shrimp and grits. Others in the party enjoyed PoBoy's, gumbo, and their sampler dishes.

Papa Mojo's Roadhouse • Greenwood Commons Shopping Center • 5410-Y Highway 55 • Durham, NC 27713 • Phone 919-361-2222

[Grawburg]

Thanks!

[Dire Wolf]

In addition to Papa Mojo (which I also recommend), you might try The Big Easy on Fayetteville Street downtown in Raleigh.

[NewUser]

Originally Posted by Dire Wolf

. . . . . you might try The Big Easy on Fayetteville Street downtown in Raleigh.

Don't bother. I found it to be "Razzoo's" quality, at best, and higher in price.

I just went to Dallas for the week and had my fill at enough good Cajun restaurants to last me another few years

[Zoya]

Originally Posted by Grawburg

Anyplace to get Po' Boys, prailnes, etc... in the Raleigh/Cary area?

Copelands closed which is fine with me because I thought they were overpriced and average at best.

Any other place???

Another recomendation for Papa Mojos'. Great music as well. The owner/chef is also a musician. (Opened for B.B King when he was at the DPAC.)

[BranFlakes]

Originally Posted by NewUser

Don't bother. I found it to be "Razzoo's" quality, at best, and higher in price.

I've got to agree on that. But how many people know what Razzoo's is here?

Originally Posted by NewUser

I just went to Dallas for the week and had my fill at enough good Cajun restaurants to last me another few years

Dallas fav's? I'm always partial to Pappadeaux. It's chain, but what in Dallas isn't?

[NewUser]

Originally Posted by BranFlakes

I've got to agree on that. But how many people know what Razzoo's is here?



Dallas fav's? I'm always partial to Pappadeaux. It's chain, but what in Dallas isn't?

Pappadeaux's is my favorite too. I had their Catfish Opelousas on my last visit. Yum