wandering around breau bridge we found Chez Jacqueline. a wonderful quaint place but a bit dark . We talked to Jacqueline for a time. her stories were great. I had gumbo with shrimp, crawfish and scallops. wonderful sauce and loaded with meat. my wife had crabcakes with shredded cabbage. no fillers, just huge crabcakes. amazing. french bread was home made... More

We cam upon Chez Jacqueline Restaurant while walking the historic district Saturday morning. We heard what we thought was live music and were drawn in. Turns out they have live music Saturday mornings during breakfast and lunch. An older Cajun woman was playing the keyboard and accordion and singing in a wonderfully french accented Cajun voice. We arrived just as... More

My family and I were planning to go to Cafe Des Amis. When we got there the line was rather long. Instead of waiting we decided to try Chez Jacqueline's. The place although cluttered seemed to have some charm. The server was very nice and did her best to accomodate everyone. We waited for a long time but we were... More

Chef Jacqueline's seafood appetizers were all totally superb. She cooked all for our family last weekend, by keeping the restaurant open for us. What a great spirit and cooking skills she has!!!

Wall pictures of beloved Paris and owner's family. Our omelet seemed to use all of last night's unused vegetables.

We enjoyed two visits to Chez Jacqueline and really enjoyed both Jacqueline and her wonderful breakfasts. The restaurant is charming, filled with photos of Paris as well as Jacqueline's family. It was very easy to feel cozy and comfortable there. As good as the food was however, visiting with Jacqueline was the highlight of our visits!

We loved it. Can't wait to go back. Excellent food in a homey atmosphere. We loved Jaqueline! The personal attention to our dining experience was a pleasant surprise.

Despite arriving just about the time her kitchen was closing for the afternoon, Jacqueline welcomed us warmly and prepared a memorable lunch for us, consisting of po boys, gumbo, etouffee and fish. Well worth a stop if you're in Breaux Bridge or a detour if you're passing through. Jacqueline is a real gem...and a sweetheart, too.

Met friends for brunch here. Food was spot on! Ms. Jacqueline did everything, from seating us, taking our order and cooking the food (waitress was late getting to work). Everything from the cafe' o lait to the eggs Benedict was excellent! Quite frankly, I could have easily had this same (without the crawfish omelet though) experience in rural France. Tres... More