don's seafood

see ya soon.goodfood, service, and friendly staff. i'm a regular customer. see ya soon!

i usually write long winded reviews...but i'll keep it short and simple.....damn great service....damngoodfood. eat here. the steak is killer.

very disappointed!!!!!. ate there today for the very first time. it was horrible! one of my younger sister's came in from ohio so we decided to go to don' s food was bad.i'm not saying bad as i did not like. i'm saying crayfish in seafood salad was bad!! staff acted like okay what do u want. brought 4 more new salads less crayfish had they nerve to charge us the same amount. managers take on this was employee did not inform her about issue.and now i in allgoodfaith, can not sympathise with staff at fast food or restaurant's complaint about wages they don't seem to care about the people who pay their salarieswhich is us the public!!!

notgoodpretty sure it is all frozen. staff was not cool by any means and the food was awful. to like this place shows a lack of taste buds to put it it as nice as possible.the fried seafood tasted like pure salt and they should be embarrassed to serve the charbroiled oysters. trust me go to dragos instead. we all believe they used previously frozen seafood which is a travesty given our plentiful gulf.

not the best seafood in town for sure, i don't even think they use fresh shrimp in there dishes. tastes like the frozen kind. very over priced and the fried shrimp are mostly batter and notgoodbatter at that!

genuine lafayette .... ... because this place is owned (with some employee/partners) by the landrys, who are sort of the brennans of lafayette -- i say that because, many many restaurants have been opened in lafayette from former employees of the landrys.

the "hut" is owned by the generation of landrys after the founders of the original don's seafood in downtown lafayette. they are real cajuns who hunt and fish and two-step and all that --- aaaaaaaaeeeeee.

this is a straight ahead seafood restaurant and has always been strong on fried food. their gumbo is what people in lafayette call gumbo -- and not like the gravy that many people here call gumbo. (i don't think much of most of the gumbo you get in new orleans -- though i will eat it here).

since they have been in the seafood restaurant business many years, i trust their sources and it is one of the few places i will eat raw oysters. i agree that the char-broiled oysters are not verygood-- there is only one serious place to get cb oysters.

... so if you want to go to lafayette and don't have the time ...