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The Jambalaya Shoppe On Governmnet
4808 Government St
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
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Jambalaya
Upgrade To 20 People For $95.00
Just A Bowl
$6.50
a heaping serving of jambalaya with a roll
Just A Dinner
$7.50
a heaping serving of jambalaya plus your choice of two sides & a roll
Just A Shoppe Combo
$11.00
jambalaya , chicken & a sausage gumbo , two craw fish pies , one side & a roll
Just A Box For 4
$16.50
this is a generous portion for sure , add a pint of beans for a $1.00 more
Just A Family Meal Deal
$34.50
loosen your belts .this will treat your family right , small bucket of jambalaya, feeds 5-7, three pints of beans, a large salads & dinner rolls
Just A Office Special
$78.00
gotta whole mess of people to feed?you get a large bucket of jambalaya , a small bucket of bean , two large green salads & a dinner rolls utensils included , feeds up to 15
Gumbo
Chicken & Sausage Bowl
$6.50
the best gumbo in town , served daily
Shrimp, Crab Meat, & Okra Bowl
$8.00
served only on friday
Daily Specials
Monday & Wednesday
$7.50
pork roast & gravy over rice with your choice two sides
Tuesday & Thursday
$7.50
pastalaya with your choice of two sides
Beans & Rice
Wash Day Dinner
$6.00
get some slow cooked red or white beans over rice , your choice of one side & a dinner roll add sausage for just $2.00 more
Smoked & Fried
All Dinner Listed Below Come With Two Sides & A Dinner Roll
Smoked Chicken Breast Dinner
$11.00
chicken beef brisket only $ 7.00
Smoked Beef Brisket Dinner
$11.00
smoked beef brisket only $7.00
Fried Or Grilled Fish Dinner
- $11.00
- Fish Only $7.00
- Fish Covered With Craw Fish Etoufee $12.50
Craw Fish Etoufee Over Rice
$11.00
served with only one side
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
9:30am - 2:00pm
Tuesday:
9:30am - 2:00pm
Wednesday:
9:30am - 2:00pm
Thursday:
9:30am - 2:00pm
Friday:
9:30am - 2:00pm
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
About Us
Cajun's created and perfected many wonderful delicacies from wild game found along the bayous of South Louisiana. Such creations as jambalaya, gumbo, etouffee, and sauce piquante are perfect examples of Cajun people using what they had to survive. Cajun dishes such as these were inexpensive since they could be made with things that were readily available. Cajuns found that using simple things such as a little roux, a few shallots, and some wild game, along with a little of this and a little of that, they had a low cost way of feeding a large number of people, such as friends and family.We here at the Jambalaya Shoppe proudly serve traditional Cajun dishes, using our age-old family recipes. We know that you and your family will enjoy our food, whether it be our famous jambalaya, gumbo, red beans and sausage, stews, or fettuccine. We are proud of our Cajun values and traditions and take pride in everything we do. So for your next meal, whether it be lunch, dinner, or large gathering, stop by the Jambalaya Shoppe and give us a try. To God be the glory!