The Boudain Hut

Opens early morning for refinery workers to gather after graveyards.  Rustic atmosphere. Freeelance and attached Edna's with hair teased to Jesus dominate the night's.  Barmaids call you baby.  Very good bands and greasy (but often good) food.  Loads of character, few fights, and a popular watering hole for the 30-60 year old's.

Great boudain balls. All the food is great. Best burgers in area. Live entertainment every day. Cold beer.

I only come here for the food, Boudain Balls specifically some of the BEST Boudain Balls in the area.

 The Boudain Hut has been here as a long time establishment for people to come hang out, drink, and spend time with friends. They have been known for their crawfish boils, BBQ's, fundraisers, and things of that nature.. but I come here for the Boudain Balls.

Your not from around here and don't know about Boudain?
 Well, Boudain is a traditional Cajun styled meat sausage that is filled with rice, grains, seasonings, meats, and other flavors from the cook's pantry that is placed in a "Sausage styled" casing. Everyone does it differently... so that is NOT the debate here, just the explanation for the non-boudain folk.

 You ask: "well if that is Boudain.. where are the balls?"... I answer simply that the Boudain link has NO BALLS.. [grinning]
 But what you can do is get that fine mixture of boudain that the cook has created, shape it using an ice cream scoop, batter/bread it and deep fry it for a delectable taste of a now Fried "Boudain Ball".. that is what you get.

 Simply put, you need to go there to taste them. They are worth the visit, you may need to wait a bit and have a local drink while they cook them up fresh... but you will not be discouraged and your time waiting will be well invested.

 Spend some time, go down the highway, and visit the Boudain Hut for some great fried Boudain Balls. You will leave happy, filled, and probably ready for a nap... oh yeah, order enough to take some home for later; your friends and family will love you for it.