Our favorite eatery in Frisco. It is fun and the food is great. I spent a lot of summers in Ponchatoula growing up; so I love good Cajun food. This is the real deal. The gumbo is not as good as my Grandma's; but, nothing...More

Chef does a nice job. Fish was cooked perfectly. Service and atmosphere was very nice. We will be back

We stopped in for lunch. My husband had seafood jambalaya that was a bit on the dry side and didn’t have as much seafood in it as expected. I had coleslaw that was very good and an outstandingly fresh shrimp cocktail. Service was very good....More

The seafood gumbo is supposed to have shrimp and crab in it. The shrimp were those tiny popcorn shrimp and I couldn’t find any crab in my bowl. For the price I paid, I expected to find larger shrimp. The gumbo was tasty although very...More

We had to wait a bit for a table but it was worth it. They start you with a tray of samples of some of the best Cajun dishes. We enjoyed fried oysters, crawfish pie, fried catfish, and crawfish etoufee. We took some beignets to...More

I have been to New Orleans (for the food) several times. This place is the real deal, with gumbo and other Cajun wonders that are the match to anything you will find in The Big Easy. To entice you they give you (free!) a sample...More

The Lost Cajun is usually our first stop upon arriving in Frisco for lunch or dinner. Love their gumbo and catouffe. Also their beignets are very good. The staff is upbeat and friendly.

Love this place for great Cajun food! Delicious Lobster bisque is a must have as is any of the food. They start you out with a nice free sampling of their soups and sauces. All delicious!

Love this place. If you have never been in they will bring you a sample of all the soups/ gumbos. The location is really small so it can get pretty crowded during tourist season but the food is certainly worth the wait. Absolutely authentic Cajun...More

Loved, loved, loved! I ate at the Frisco, Co location & Serge was my sever. He was attentive & kind to who came in. I used to live in La. & am skeptical of “so called Cajun” restaurants. They are the real deal. The owner...More