4 Best Cajun Restaurants In North Las Vegas

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A photo of Lola's - A Louisiana Kitchen - Summerlin restaurant

1. Lola's - A Louisiana Kitchen - Summerlin

4.5

Awesome(1237)

Price: Moderate

• Creole cajun • Summerlin

Booked 12 times today

Lola's - A Louisiana Kitchen in Summerlin, Las Vegas, is a seafood lover's paradise, celebrated for its "authentic Cajun & Creole cuisine" that transports diners straight to the heart of New Orleans. This vibrant restaurant stands out with its exquisite seafood offerings, including the "best shrimp and grits on the planet," as one delighted patron raved. The Charbroiled Oysters are a must-try, earning high praise for their irresistible flavor. Guests consistently commend the "amazing menu, great prices, and awesome service," making it clear that Lola's is a standout destination for those seeking genuine Southern seafood delights in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

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2. Emeril's New Orleans Fish House

4.8

Exceptional(8157)

Price: Expensive

• Creole cajun • MGM Grand Hotel & Casino

Booked 33 times today

Emeril's New Orleans Fish House is a culinary gem on the Las Vegas Strip, offering an authentic Creole, Cajun, and Southern dining experience. Chef Emeril Lagasse infuses his signature "Bam!" into every dish, from market-fresh fish to his renowned New Orleans-style BBQ shrimp. "The food is to die for!" rave diners, with standout dishes like the Chilean sea bass and shrimp and grits earning high praise. With a "Best of Award of Excellence" wine list and a vibrant atmosphere, this restaurant ensures you "Let the Good Times Roll." Whether it's for a special occasion or a casual meal, Emeril's promises an extraordinary taste of Louisiana.

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3. Nellie's Southern Kitchen

4.4

Awesome(1478)

Price: Expensive

• Creole cajun • The Strip

Booked 38 times today

Nellie's Southern Kitchen on the Las Vegas Strip serves up a slice of authentic Southern comfort that transports diners straight to the heart of Creole and Cajun cuisine. Executive Chef Mario Nichols brings flavors from the original North Carolina locale, crafting dishes that are "just-like-Grandma-used-to-make," honoring the legacy of Nellie, the founder's grandmother. Guests rave about the "delicious" fried chicken, "crispy and delicious" shrimp and grits, and "amazing" homemade biscuits, making it a must-visit spot. The vibrant atmosphere, combined with exceptional service, including standout servers like Leo and Rod, promises a dining experience full of Southern warmth and hospitality.

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4. Big Al's Oyster Bar @ The Orleans

3.9

Excellent(328)

Price: Moderate

• Creole cajun • The Orleans Hotel & Casino

Booked 9 times today

Big Al's Oyster Bar at The Orleans brings the authentic taste of Creole, Cajun, and Southern cuisine right to Las Vegas. Known for its "fantastic pan roast" and "amazing jambalaya," this hidden gem never disappoints. Diners rave about the "exceptional lobster mac & cheese" and the fresh oysters that are a must-try. The vibrant flavors and perfectly cooked dishes keep patrons coming back for more. Regulars eagerly recommend everything on the menu, highlighting the attention to detail and warm service that make each visit special. Whether you're craving steamed clams or hearty gumbo, Big Al's promises a true Southern culinary experience.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Lola's - A Louisiana Kitchen - Summerlin

2. Emeril's New Orleans Fish House

3. Nellie's Southern Kitchen

4. Big Al's Oyster Bar @ The Orleans

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