Lil’ Easy

The ambiance of Lil' Easy is hard to beat, the service was good and it's fun to explore the restaurant as there are a lot of fun surprises to find. I would recommend people coming here just to enjoy the vibes.The drinks are another bright spot in my experience, we had the Best Damn Daiquiri and the Pain Killer and they were both very strong and tasty.For food we had the a seasoned chicken and shrimp po'boys. They were quite good, but I would have liked them to be a little more seasoned.

This is De Nada's sister restaurant so you know you're in for delicious food and lethal drinks.Some of the better Cajun food you'll find in Austin (besides Shoal Creek Saloon). The cracklins and boudin balls are must haves, as well as either the fried chicken or shrimp po boy.Similar to De Nada, you'll only need two of their signature cocktails to crash out

Wow! What's there to say about this Cajun-inspired restaurant /bar other than tremendous?The food is absolutely outstanding and if you didn't know better you'd think you're in NOLA with every bite.Marvelous service.Super decor.Lots of seating options.

Went to Lil Easy to take myself out and had fabulous food and amazing drinks! Stormy made my day with her fun spirited self making me feel right at home! I will definitely go back to enjoy more food, cocktails and the fun environment!

Delicious food and great drinks! Sat outside on the patio but looks like it had plenty of seating. Parking can be kind of tricky in this area. I'm always lookjng for that New Orleans level Cajun food and this place came close. Would come again!

A really new solid Cajun spot in East Austin! Great digs and vibes and folks that go hard for Louisiana. Came for lunch and enjoyed the fried chicken poboy, the chicken was well seasoned and fried and the bread was really good! Paired well with the veggies and sauces that make up a really classic po boy. Need to come back for the pork belly. Get hush puppies at any Cajun place i go and these were top notch, fried hard but not too hard, soft and doughy. They have all the classics and I'll be back for the gumbo, oysters and more.

Perfect spot for some Louisiana football and some Cajun food! They have some great frozen drink options, yummy Cajun food, and a rockin happy hour! The service is always great, understanding, and friendly too. Outside they have tons of seating and fans for when it's hot. Parking is mostly just street parking in the area but there's usually plenty of it. There's also a little kitty that prowls around the outside area and its name is meat pie, it's so cute!Food wise I have tried the shrimp poboy, oysters, gumbo, red beans, meat pie, hush puppies, and crawfish queso and all were great! I would only say the hush puppies are a little dry. Drinks wise the painkiller and frozen Vietnamese coffee are my favorite frozens. I also love miller high life and this place loves a high life pony. First time I went here they brought everyone at our table a pony just because their kitchen was a little backed up. The owner is from Baton Rouge and super nice. He said the meat pies are his mom's recipe. They're bomb along with the sauce it comes with. Highly recommend for LSU or Saints game days or if you're looking for a great happy hour!

Stopped in for lunch with a coworker today. We didn't have to wait long to be seated. There was plenty of patio seating outside, but we opted to sit inside since it was a little bit chilly. Scanned the QR code for the menu. I ultimately decided on the Shrimp Po Boy and a bowl of gumbo (chicken and sausage, I believe). Both were excellent. They did not skimp on the shrimp. I was on the fence ordering gumbo, but I'm glad I did. The restaurant was nice and cozy inside. The side dining room we were sat in probably had six tables. The main dining room had a bar with quite a few frozen machines behind it. The selection looked enticing. I'll have to stop by one day when I'm not working and partake.

We came here for Saturday brunch, and it was fantastic! The meat pie stole the show with its flaky crust--definitely the best in Austin. The frozen lemonade was tasty but a tad too tart for me. I'll skip the banh mi salad next time, but the seafood platter, especially the fried oysters, got rave reviews. Parking: Street parking or a few spots in front of the restaurant.Ambiance: The nice, breezy dog-friendly outdoor patio was perfect. The staff was friendly and attentive, making it a great spot for brunch. We can't wait to come back for happy hour!

Everything about this place is 100/10. The music is a good playlist, food is prepared to order and fresh and the servers are so nice. The boudin balls taste just like I'd get them in Louisiana. The gumbo was the star of the show for me and I will order that again. Every dish we had kept getting better and better. Can't wait to come back next time I'm in Austin.