Linney Breaux's Cajun Eatery

Oh my gosh I love this place!! food is great our service has always been great and quick this is a treat for me when I get to eat here. I took my father in law and he loved and he is picky about his Cajun foods so its a hit in my family. Ambiance is good it can get a little loud at times so that is a little bit of a turn off but that's not enough to keep me from going there in the future.

Lots of recommendations from the local NSU football parents to try this place.Came on a Friday night at 8pm. No wait, plenty of tables. Greeted by a friendly host who sat us at our table.Ordered a smoky old fashion. sooooooo good.Appetizers were chargrilled oysters and gator bites. Had to try something new like gator. Tastes like chicken. Really yummy. Chargrilled oysters were good but a bit salty. They needed Tabasco but we were told they don't have any. Isn't that a Louisiana thing?Dinner was shrimp & grits for the boys, Cajun pasta for me. Shrimp & grits were good. Again, needed Tabasco. They do have Louisiana hot sauce but not the same.Cajun pasta had good flavor but was really salty. I said something to the waitress and her only reply was "yes, as we get older we need to watch our salt consumption." Um, ok!No room for dessert but they did sound amazing!Next time I'll bring my own Tabasco because we WILL be back often!

I lived in Baton Rouge for a few years and gained 20 lbs the first week I was there(slight exaggeration) because the food was so delicious so I am a Cajun food snob. So glad to find this little gem tucked away in Tahlequah,OK! They use authentic ingredients and the multi levels of flavor proves it. Gulf shrimp just hits different in a pot of authentic gumbo. These guys are not posers, they are the real deal. The intricate layers of flavor let you know there is true purple and gold Cajun cook in the kitchen. They serve and sell fresh Gulf crawfish, oysters, boudin balls and links, Étouffée and a variety of BOILS . Did I mention that is just as much fun as it is delicious? If you are a LSU Tiger fan this is the 2nd best place to watch the Tigers play(# 1 is Tiger Stadium tailgating) Ayeeeee lets Geaux to Linny Breaux's . It's closer than the Big Easy

This is my first time trying the new location! It looks amazing inside and out! I love that it has way more seating and a nice bar area. Our waitress was lovely. And I love the expanded menu! I love that the old daily specials are now available all the time. Great job Linney Bros!

Absolutely TERRIBLE. If you're used to regular Cajun seafood boil this is not it. All it was was the shrimp potatoes and corn boiled it water. With paprika and a cup of melted butter. So beyond disappointed.

Came here while staying in the area this is the old catfish restaurant. Parking is limited, restaurant is clean and we were promptly greeted. Our waitstaff was on point, friendly and kept checking on us. We did read the reviews and pics but not what is in pics imo. I do y like leaving negative reviews for a locally owned restaurant but I have to be true to my readers. First we shared the gumbo, it's lot what reviews rave about, they know nothing about true gumbo and roux. The roux was more like beef stew, watery, just wasn't for us. The boil isn't a true boil... just a disappointment. It's crab, 2 thin slices and sausage and 4 half potatoes, corn and butter sauce on the side. This is nowhere near what we're used to in flavoring, no seasoning on any of food. You add the Cajun seasoning from your table but didn't help. I would say from seeing others plates the fried catfish looked good.

I have deep Louisiana roots and can confirm the food is authentic, atmosphere is great, and service awesome. A must stop for me when I head home to the Cherokee Nation.

Friday Night. Packed house. The place was a blur and a-buzz with activity, good vibes, excitement, anticipation, tantalizing aromas and an incredible crew ushering us through with such efficiency and proficiency it was amazing. We are so pleased that the success of this new location and added capacity hasn't diminished the ability of this establishment to exceed expectations. Great job Linney Breaux's and crew!

Just tried the new location and enjoyed it. Great cocktails which was a nice surprise (they even have the nice big ice cubes for the Old Fashioned which I've not seen in Tahlequah anywhere else), delicious food and we had exceptional service from Hannah.

The service was great. The Red Beans and Rice, was great. The catfish, was great. The bread was, OK at best. The coleslaw wasn't very good either. The tea was awful.The water tasted like it just came out of the water hose.I might come back for the catfish or red beans and rice, but that's all oil have.