Dropped in here for lunch the other day. Enjoyed my meal and plan to return.
Prices are decent; food was excellent. Portion sizes are large, so come with an appetite, share a meal, or ask for a box. The 'soup and salad' or 'pick-3' options are great for first-time customers. Â
Word of advice: The restuarant is deli-like and tables fill up quickly, so get there early to get a good seat.
Good place to catch up with old friends. We'll be returning. :)
If you happen to be in the Northeast Detroit suburbs and are looking for an unusual treat (at least for Detroit) for lunch, try Gumbo's in downtown Mt. Clemens. Â The New Orleans Gumbo and Jambalaya are excellent representatives for Louisiana cooking. Â And they should be since the family who moved to the cold climate but brought their recipes with them. Â The restaurant is a small storefront affair and is open for lunch and only on Friday do they stay open for the dinner crowd. Â We stopped by on a Friday for lunch and found a short line waiting for tables or takeout. Â It was worth the short wait.
Try the New Orleans Medley and you can pick three choices from among the six that are offered -- New Orleans Gumbo, Crawfish & Shrimp Etoufee, Cajun Pasta, Red Beans & Rice, Jambalaya and Shrimp Creole. Â It's a good introduction and you should have a portion large enough to satisfy. Â There are plenty of other non-Cajun choices, salads, great sides like fried okra and homemade bread pudding.
And don't expect a large bill. Â The portions are generous and a great value.