Dodie's - Dallas

This is NOT authentic Cajun cuisine, so don’t be misled. This establishment feels more like a sports bar, with loud TVs and sports playing everywhere you look. The waitresses are attractive, reminiscent of Hooters girls, and the service is decent. The drinks may be good, but as a non-drinker, I can't comment on that. I ordered a simple dish of beans, rice, and sausage, and it was some of the blandest food I've ever tasted. When has Cajun food ever been bland? My husband also ordered seafood and was disappointed. If you're looking to enjoy a nice atmosphere, I'd recommend eating somewhere else first and then stopping by this place later.

The restaurant has a wonderful atmosphere, especially with its outdoor seating. The waitstaff is exceptional and very attentive. The food was fantastic; the gumbo was packed with flavor, but my favorite dish was the blackened seafood nachos.

I went there with a friend I met in my neighborhood, and we had a fantastic time, especially since the Cowboys won! I highly recommend this place if you're looking for somewhere to watch a game or enjoy a beer. We sat at a table right by the main entrance, which was empty when we arrived. My friend suggested we take that table, and it turned out to be a great choice because we had our own TV. It was an awesome experience!

Great Cajun place with bar, delicious food, polite and attentive staff, and with rooftop seating available. Something about eating dinner high up, quite enjoyable. I strongly recommend the Pasta Monica. Menu says its spicy but it's actually a bit mild,which was perfect because it lets the savory flavors shine. Will be back for that pasta!

Had never been here and as a Louisianan by birth it wasn't too bad but they are definitely overpriced. The Hurricane is a bit overpriced for what it is, especially the frozen one. The meat pies were alright but a little too crispy and thick on theoutside and you could definitely tell they weren't fresh. I give it overall a C+