Reply to "Oh how I miss authentic Cajun Jambalaya and Gumbo"

unclegusOld Faithful

They both are 100$ authentic.

Tim's is more of a Cajun food overall whereas the Po Boy factory is geared more towards seafood.

Both are good and both have limited hours of operation. Both have a continuously large number of patrons when you visit.

My last visit was the Po Boy factory, had the soft shell crab po boy which is very rare to find away from the coast. The crab itself was not as large as what I have had while on the coast but I was impressed with it nonetheless.

6/8/197:37 AM

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