Burlington

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The Lost Cajun

The Lost Cajun

108 Huffman Mill Rd, 27215, Burlington, United States

Cajun • Seafood • Mexican • American


"The Lost Cajun should just get lost. I wanted to like this place, but couldn 't. My first visit the service was so terrible and slow I left without getting my meal. I was in the area last night and decided to get a second chance. We all need those from time to time right? It took a few minutes to be acknowledged and seated. Then when we were we ordered drinks. They have wine cocktails so we ordered a sangria and peach Bellini. The sangria tasted vinegary and the peach Bellini looked more like pink lemonade and tasted like water. We then ordered boudin balls which were nearly burnt looking but somehow mushy inside. The sauce was spiced honey mustard. Everyone else 's table received a sample, but we had to ask for one and it wasn 't worth asking for. The crawfish etouffee tasted fishy and sweet. The jambalaya was so dry and everything else was watered down. My partner ordered the trio (gumbo, red beans and the jambalaya). I ordered the boil. I received two clusters of small dried out crab legs, shrimp, potatoes, corn and a half piece of sausage. They put their Cajun dust on it to cover of the tragedy on the plate. The potatoes looked unwashed like they just dropped them in the pot. The garlic bread was so cold, when I bit it, it crumpled it didn 't even have a crunch. They should be ashamed of what came out of that kitchen yesterday. We asked for the check and left. The food was so bad it wasn 't even worth sending back. We spend $65 just to have to go out to eat elsewhere. I am sorry I didn 't take pics, but it was just so l terrible and I wanted to leave. Beware please find somewhere to spend your money."