Bass Pro Restauraunt

[EonDresari]

So, I noticed in the recent thread about the Bass Pro gun department, several people mentioned the restaurant. I've never been but noticed that all of the posts mentioning it said that they'd go back to Bass Pro just to eat there.

Does that mean it's quite good?
Menu recommendations etc?

Looking for a new place to take my folks out to, got out of state relatives coming in a week or so, I usually take them to Don's or Drusilla Seafood in BR when we do this kind of outing. How does the restaurant at BP measure up?

Also, I'd take other nice seafood restaurant suggestions in the BR/DS/GNZS area into consideration. But mainly just curious about the BP place.


Thanks.

 

[sylvest]

Parrains in BR, Drusilla Seafood in BR, Kevins on the Diversion Canal

 

[headspace]

Yeah, I said it, I'd go back. The kids love it, the food and service are good, and the price is reasonable. I usually get grilled fish and shrimp.
Another good one is Louisiana Lagnappe on Perkins near bluebonnet, but be warned, the tables are packed in tight and the place is loud! And you'll prolly have to wait for a table as well. But the food and service is worth it

 

[Cat]

Yeah, I said it, I'd go back. The kids love it, the food and service are good, and the price is reasonable. I usually get grilled fish and shrimp.
Another good one is Louisiana Lagnappe on Perkins near bluebonnet, but be warned, the tables are packed in tight and the place is loud! And you'll prolly have to wait for a table as well. But the food and service is worth it

The night before our CHP class, Spec and I ate at Louisiana Lagniappe. They had the best portabella salad I've ever had. Little crowded, little loud but it was very good. I enjoyed it.

 

[BrandonLSU]

My experience there was completely different. Food wasn't inedible but on par with Ryan's steakhouse, blah! Everything we ordered was overcooked. I liked the atmosphere and the fish tanks, but if I'm going to pay $35 to $50 per person I'm going to go to a restaurant that serves something unique and doesn't get their food pre-prepared from Sysco. Capital City Grill maybe. Of course, we went when they first opened so maybe they improved on the quality since then. I've never given it a 2nd try.

 

[2011Corvette]

You can not beat Don' on Airline Hwy.

 

[shroom14]

Dutch's steak house ( the berthalots ) next to freds on the river Wednesday night is all you can eat dungeness crab and shrimp great steaks too

 

[Cat]

My experience there was completely different. Food wasn't inedible but on par with Ryan's steakhouse, blah! Everything we ordered was overcooked. I liked the atmosphere and the fish tanks, but if I'm going to pay $35 to $50 per person I'm going to go to a restaurant that serves something unique and doesn't get their food pre-prepared from Sysco. Capital City Grill maybe. Of course, we went when they first opened so maybe they improved on the quality since then. I've never given it a 2nd try.

Fish... Tanks?

:: I remember Mike Anderson had aquariums. I don't remember Lagnaippe having any. We ate there Aug 2010.

Capitol City Grill... If I'm remembering correctly. Very crowded but the charbroiled oysters are awesome.... Nope nevermind. I'm thinking of City Cafe.

 

[EonDresari]

You can not beat Don' on Airline Hwy.

Yeah that place has been our go to seafood restaurant for many years. Since I was a toddler anyway.

 

[charlie12]

If I had friends or family coming from out of state I wouldn't take them to a Florida theme place.
Go to a real Louisiana restaurant

Here's Bass Pro link http://bassprocorp.com/BPS/Userfiles/44/file/FishCompany.pdf

 

[themcfarland]

that restaurant got the wife and I both sick, I will never go back..
don's is too salty
drusilla is just nasty.

 

[RyanW]

Not a fan of the Bass Pro restaurant. Went a few times thinking it might have been an off day, well not the case. Service is so-so, food is mediocre at best, definately not worth the money.

 

[1911Dave]

Food was terrible when I ate there once. Got a grilled combo and everything was overcooked and was frozen tasting. Nothing I would ever go back for.

 

[EonDresari]

Thanks for all the responses guys, I think I'll steer clear of the Bass Pro restaurant for the family meet up. I'll try it out myself in the future, but I don't want *this* meal to turn out poorly. Though I suppose there's no guarantee that things'll go 100% at any place. But I'd like to at least limit the chance for things to go poorly.

 

[general mills]

Fish... Tanks?

:: I remember Mike Anderson had aquariums. I don't remember Lagnaippe having any. We ate there Aug 2010.

Capitol City Grill... If I'm remembering correctly. Very crowded but the charbroiled oysters are awesome.... Nope nevermind. I'm thinking of City Cafe.

I think he may have been talking about Bass Pro.

 

[jussaddwata]

If I had family coming in from out of town, I would definetly consider bringing them some other place to eat than bass pro....and that's all I'm gonna say about that.

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[RyanW]

If it's Yankees, then they may like it, it sure isn't Louisiana seafood.

 

[EonDresari]

Yeah I hadn't looked at a menu till Charlie12 posted that link. They've been here before and really enjoyed Don's and Drusilla. I think I'm going to look into Parrain's and Lagniappe. My parents thought of Mike Anderson's but I heard they had been not doing so well lately.

 

[Cat]

I think he may have been talking about Bass Pro.

Oh yeah.

 

[jussaddwata]

I agree with you on Mike Anderson's, we ate there a couple months ago and it is not the quality of food we have enjoyed in prior visits.we will not be going back until I hear some good reports.

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