Chenier's Seafood & Market

Visiting from California, food was bomb!! We got the 1lb shrimp special in between visiting the Oak Valley plantation and the Whitney plantation. The people working there were super nice and we talked a bit and they gave us ideas to add to our itinerary during our visit here. Only giving a 4/5 because there wasn't a place to sit inside and eat but across the street there is a picnic bench under a tree, so it wasn't terrible but AC would've been nice. I recommended 100%!!!

We stopped by after visiting The Whitney Plantation since we were already in the area. So happy we did. We got the mini order - I think it was 2 crabs, 2 pounds of crayfish, 1 pound of shrimp, sausage, potatoes and corn and took it all back to our place in New Orleans in a little cooler. We were going to have it for dinner but couldn't wait as it smelled and looked so good and was still nice and warm. I think it came out to $30 for all that food! Very tasty and not overly spicy. Some folks may like their's spicier but it was good for us. Everything tasted very fresh and had great color. The sausage had a great flavor too.

Amazing crawfish boil. We're out of towners and stood around to wait for a fresh batch as its first come first serve. These were the most fresh crawfish I've ever had, likely because of the proximity to the source swamps.After the crawfish are cooked, they're soaked for 13mins in a pot of Cajun goodness before they're ready to serve.While we waited, their phone rang non-stop with orders reserving shrimp, crab, and crawfish boil. We borrowed a little folding table from them and did a crawfish tailgate right in the parking lot with some cold canned beer also from the market. Besides the crawfish, the sausage was also very good. Both are juicy, tender, and flavorful. You do have the option to buy frsh or frozen seafood or some of their bisques. There is a drive-thru on the side.

If you like steamed crabs, check this out for sure. They cook 'em up daily, served warm, spicy bit not dirty. Cold beers and crawfish too. There's no place to eat (it's all to-go) and they sure could use a couple of picnic tables. But if you have a truck bed and some cajun tunes on the WWOZ and lots of paper towels like we did, it's a tailgate party of the best kind. Bonus points: they carry snapper turtle meat. Holy sheeeit!

Stopped by this tiny little place on the back to New Orleans after a visit to Oak Alley Plantation. The prices seemed almost to good to be true. We got a mix of 2 crabs, 1/2 pound of shrimp and honestly, can't remember if it was supposed to be one pound or two of crawfish but there seem to be at least two pounds in the bag. There was also potatoes , andouille and we got some boudin as a substitute as they were out of corn. Along with food our total was $19. The deal was great the food was absolutely incredible. The boudin and andouille were out of this world. Yum yum yum.

This place is easy to miss on HWY 20. It may have only recently opened. I find out on my way from New Orleans to Bourgeois meat market in Thibideaux and wanted to grab some crawfish for dinner back home. So I gave them a chance. Their crawfish were some of the best I've ever had. Not too much clove, just the right amount of heat. I also grabbed one of their crawfish stews for later consumption. Very think and tons of crawfish.

I've only ordered their boiled crabs and crawfish. Boiled to perfection! A bit pricey, but isn't everything these days?

The seafood is always delicious and the ribeyes are the best. The boiled sides are also always great.

Incredibly delicious Seafood, especially the crawfish bisque. Great service, great food. I wish I could give them a "higher rating"!

Spotlessly clean; excellent products; helpful service. Don't pass this place by.