Walk On’s Sports Bistreaux

I was able to walk in and get a seat at the bar. I was greeted right away and asked what I wanted. There were 24 beers on tap for a nice variety. I got a zombie dust and then ordered a cheeseburger and fries. The burger had bacon which was plentiful and crisp and the sauce I got on the side was great. Fries weren't hot, but nice and crispy. I stopped for a quick bite to eat while at my hotel so didn't stay long to enjoy all the TVs with various games on it. I asked for my check and was very taken aback by my pint costing $9.50. Almost the same as the sandwich. Very glad I didn't order a second one.

Overall this place wasn't the best but I would go again if I had to. The food I had was very average. I got a shrimp poy bo and the shrimp was clearly not the best quality and I felt like I was eating mostly bread. The service here was amazing however. Maybe I just had something that wasn't very good and maybe if I went again I'd try something else.

The server was really helpful and she told me that I shouldn't get what I originally wanted because it was coming out iffy today. She suggested the ragin reddish which I thought was delicious with the crawfish cream sauce. The spinach & artichoke dip was the bomb dot com !

Went for an anniversary dinner and ordered the catfish, which was rancid. Tasted my husband's who ordered the same, and had him taste mine and he was disgusted. They *kindly* took my entree meal price off the ticket (I had one bite and spit it out, and it was immediately returned to the kitchen). I was offered a replacement, but after eating rotten fish I had lost my appetite. Waitress acted like she did us a favor by not charging us for my uneaten, rancid ammonia fish.

We were pleasantly surprised with Walk On's. I was thinking it would be something like a Buffalo Wild Wings type sports bar, but it definitely exceeded my expectation and was way better than BWW!We were pretty hungry so we ordered fried pickles as an appetizer, however we ended up getting our meals before the appetizer. I had a wrap that came with waffle fries. I'm normally not a big fan of waffle fries but these were seasoned a little different and were delicious. My wrap was quite tasty as well. We took home plenty of extras, especially the fried pickles. They were good but we were just more into our meals since they arrived a few minutes before the pickles. Not pictured were alligator tacos that my husband ordered. He said they were good and came with a side of chips and salsa, the chips were yummy!Our service was great and we did not wait long for our food. The dessert menu sounded good but by that time we were stuffed. Side note the sweet tea was really good, too!

It is reviews such as this that make me wish Yelp would allow us to do 4.5 or half star reviews! I'm a huge fan of seafood and I absolutely love Louisiana Cajun food and that's exactly what's on the menu here at Walk-On Sports Bistreaux, a new restaurant found in the heart of Clarksville, Indiana. The environment here is is very relaxed and modern with tons of TVs here for you to enjoy the game which is what this establishment excels at providing plus the TVs are not blaring unlike other sports bars or restaurants. The menu here is what you'd expect, chock-full of Cajun food with a few sandwich's and other sides all to please your taste buds. On this particular visit, I went with their catfish poboy sandwich which I selected sweet potato fries as my side. The food was very well presented and the flavor of the catfish was very tasty however, the sweet potato fries were rather disappointing as the flavor just wasn't quite there as I've come to expect from other restaurants that also have them on their menu as these tasted a bit bland. Outside of the sweet potato fries my meal was rather delicious and the staff was welcoming and made sure that I was well taken care of. The price of some items on the menu seemed a bit more than what I've seen out of other seafood type of restaurants but I will say that for only paying $13.99 for a large catfish poboy that it was well worth the money. I'd give them a 4.5 if I was able to but I will say that if you're looking for a new Cajun place to try with a nice-sized menu with a bar as well as a place to catch any game, definitely go and give Walk-On Sports Bistreaux a try.

Food is always good here especially Spinach Artichoke dip!! India was our server and took great care of us.

Walk-On is the latest restaurant to open in the space previously occupied by Logan's. Walk-On is set up like Logan's was, but they have opened up the design by removing some walls or making them half walls. The overall feel was clean and open. The tables were uneven, which was by design, but it made placing plates and such difficult. They would rock when you ate off of them.I had the Tuscan Chicken, which is a blackened chicken breast over mashed potatoes and covered with tomato salsa. The tomatoes were not a salsa. They were just diced tomatoes. I'm usually not a fan of tomatoes, but they added a needed sweetness and acidity. Overall, a tasty dish I would get again. The green beans were not to my liking, mostly because they were cold. I added a side of red beans and rice. I found them to be full of flavor. I know others on here haven't. They have a bit of a spiciness to them, too, but it's not overwhelming. If you like Popeye's red beans and rice, this is better.Ragin' Redfish was also ordered at my table and enjoyed. The mango salsa was the highlight to this dish.There are a lot of other dishes that I want to try, so I'll be back.Hopefully I will have a better waiter my next visit. We were mostly ignored after our order was taken. The order was brought out by others. We did get the bill almost immediately after getting our food. And then nothing. No refills. No checking in to see if we wanted anything. If we were there near closing time, I could see the check arriving before a bite of food was eaten and no refills given, but we were there after the regular rush time but well before closing.The waiters either wear shorts or short skirts, to fit with the sports theme. I believe no leg protection can be dangerous.There is a section for Pop-a-Shot basketball and a rifle shooting game. No one was playing with them during our visit. Plenty of TVs for sports viewing.

Tuesdays are great at Walk-On's.They have a great $5 happy hour lineup including wings, chicken and sausage gumbo, beignets, and more. The staff is friendly and helpful too. The bar area is lively with lots of TVs.

I'm disappointed. The consistency of the Boudin Balls was mush. The flavor was okay but the texture ruined the dish. The Red Beans & Rice was flavorless. We expected at least something in the presentation. This "dump it on the plate and drop it on the table" technique is just not working. I did like the Raging RedFish despite the bed of rice being served cold. The fish was well flavored and seared perfectly. But, that single win couldn't balance the losses. The vibe was just terrible. We were surrounded by dozens of TVs each tuned to a different channel which is supposedly on purpose but feels unnecessarily chaotic. In order to watch anything, you'd have to sit at ninety degrees away from the table. Nothing flows in the space. The lighting is brutal. It's too bright or too dark. And everything feels rushed.The whole experience was just unpleasant.