Brisket House - (Near Jena, LA)

David Silva Catfish Billy was really good. Also had pumpkin and crab bisque which was really good.

Stand Mccray Good food and good customer service. I over order on my 1st visit. Cant wait to go back.

Zac Beecherl Tried the new cauliflower bites for an appetizer and the pizza burger for my entree. Both were delicious. My girlfriend had the patty melt (add bacon per Coco) and it was awesome as always. Rachel kept the cold beers coming and was very friendly and attentive

Andrea F I was a bit early for a scheduled tour in the area, looked around to see what was open and decided to come here. Neat little 50s themed Cafe. I got the French Toast breakfast with eggs, hash browns and bacon and it was all very good. Im glad I came and if I am in the area again, I will stop here again.

David Knight In need of a new favorite Cajun restaurant, we started a search. One of our first locations to try sounded very promising. Crawdaddys Kitchen offers all of our favorites and had sampler platters that gave us a good selection. We had the Acadiana seafood platter and the Cajun sampler platter. With these, we got to try their chicken and andouole gumbo, crawfish etouffee, red beans and rice, crayfish, shrimp, catfish and hush puppies. This provided a wonderful variety of their delicious food. This made them a potential favorite and we hope to return and try more of their menu. Our server was Meka, C. - Great experience and answered all of our questions.

G Court (LAEngineer) I hadn’t been to Cheesecake Bistro in quite some time, but this visit reminded me just how much I’ve been missing out. From the moment we sat down, the service and atmosphere made the evening feel effortless and welcoming. We were served by Ashley and Carly, who worked together beautifully — one training under the other — and they both delivered top-notch service. They were personable, attentive, and made sure every detail was right, which really elevated the entire experience. This visit was a treat because I decided to try a few new dishes. We started with the Buffalo Spring Rolls, and they did not disappoint. Crispy on the outside with a creamy, flavorful filling and just the right hint of heat — they paired perfectly with both the ranch and buffalo dipping sauces. For the entrée, I chose the Grilled Chicken & Yams, a seasonal favorite that’s just returned to the fall menu. The presentation alone was inviting — tender, well-seasoned chicken over a bed of creamy mashed sweet potatoes, topped with caramelized onions and spiced pecans. It was rich, balanced, and full of comforting fall flavors. Definitely a dish worth revisiting while it’s available. We also ordered the Blackened Catfish, served over Creole shrimp rice with a side of sautéed spinach. The fish was perfectly seasoned and flaky, and the shrimp rice added a nice southern touch that tied everything together beautifully. Every dish was fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared — and it’s safe to say there were no leftovers at our table. Overall, this was an excellent dining experience. The food, the service, and the cozy, elevated vibe all came together for a perfect evening. Ashley and Carly truly stood out for their professionalism and warm hospitality. I’ll definitely be adding Cheesecake Bistro back into my restaurant rotation.