Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Aben

"If you’re looking for some quintessential Louisiana favorites for your next meal, look no further than Louisiana Lagniappe. Much like it’s namesake lagniappe, which means “a little something extra”, you’ll find some fantastic meals with that extra flair. Whether you’re looking for traditional seafood like fried catfish, a delicious filet steak, or something more extravagant Cocodrie, you’ll find it all at Louisiana Lagniappe."

"If you’re looking for classic Louisiana Creole cuisine, this Baton Rouge restaurant highlights the seafood taken straight from the Gulf. The all-time favorites from Louisiana Lagniappe’s menu are the Seafood Gumbo and the Corn & Crab Bisque. However, for the seafood lover, there’s a whole range of choice, and if it's available, Crawfish dishes are a must-try."

"Unlike most of the restaurants on our list, Louisiana Lagniappe Restaurant started outside of Louisiana. The restaurant originally opened in Florida in the 1980s but made the move to Louisiana in the late 1990s. “Lagniappe” means a small gift or something extra."

"For over 25 years Sammy’s Grill has been serving up Louisiana favorites, coming a long way from its original chalkboard menu with just 10 items to offer everything from homemade fried cheese to their award-winning boiled crawfish and grilled po’boys. A casual restaurant, Sammy’s offers a familiar and homely environment while delivering on top-quality Southern food."

"A favorite amongst families and football fans since 1988, Sammy’s Grill has seafood on almost every inch of the menu (except dessert of course). From classic Cajun dishes like the Acadian Catfish to the beloved Seafood Platter, you’ll be able to taste a wide variety of Louisiana seafood at an affordable price."

"Mike Anderson’s Seafoodin Baton Rouge offers takeout, so you can dig into their menu, which includes a variety of classic appetizers, soups, sides, salads, entrees and desserts. Pick up a meal and head home for date night or go all-out with takeout for lunch. Order takeout from Mike Anderson’s Seafood and try something grilled or get a burger or a poboy for a delicious mid-week meal from a restaurant with over 45 years of experience in the business."

"You probably know the name well from football – Mike Anderson was an All-American Linebacker at LSU. In 1975, Mike Andersons’ Seafood was established and has become a staple in Baton Rouge and famous for their dishes like “The Guitreau,” “Shrimp Norman” and their delectable raw and chargrilled oysters!"

"Mike Anderson’s has some of the best seafood gumbo in Baton Rouge. Mike Anderson, an All-American football player with LSU, first opened Mike Anderson’s College Town Seafood & Oyster Bar in 1975. It started with a small menu but quickly grew to offer more food and outgrow its space."

"the new makeover caught my attention so decided i would give them a chance & so glad i did. the food was awesome. has a little ting but not overly sp..."

"Whether you sit out on the patio or inside, grab your food to go or have it delivered, the Baton-Rouge style gumbo from Jasmines on the Bayou will be mouthwatering no matter where you eat. The hearty gumbo is made with generous chunks of chicken and sausage. Get just the gumbo, or enjoy a cup with a shrimp or catfish po’ boy."

"Dempsey’s, a well-known Louisiana restaurant started by a husband and wife team, knows its gumbo. Located on Coursey Boulevard, cooks up a big batch of roux every day — that means the gumbo is fresh. Take your pick of seafood gumbo or the chicken and andouille, a traditional spicy, Cajun sausage."

"Welcome to La Bon Boucon.this place is notable for its extraordinary assistance and agreeable staff, that is consistently prepared to help you. Costs at this spot are worth consideration as they're reasonable. The lovely stylistic layout and charming air let visitors feel loose here."

"Bonnie's "Bonnie burger" is uniquely delicious being cooked to perfection. Our side of grits were fried just the way we like them."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. A cozy little establishment located conveniently between I-10 East and Perkins Road, El Magey Mexican Restaurant is just as authentic as it gets. Start your buffet meal with complimentary tortilla chips and salsa, then continue with a flavoursome spread."

"I pass up 3-4 Chinese take out restaurants to come to the one. The food is always very fresh and taste..."

"We are from Missouri where their debut was and we know how an Andy's Frozen custard is supposed to taste; this Louosoana location does not come clos..."