Kids Meal Deal: Boudreaux's Cajun Kitchen

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Nancy Churnin - Reporter

6:00 AM on Mon., Apr. 27, 2009 | Permalink

New Deal: Boudreaux's Cajun Kitchen. In the mood for some monster shrimp or Cajun spice? Can't think of a better time to dig in than Tuesdays when kids 12 and under eat free all day with the purchase of an adult entree. Want more? Seniors 55 and older get a 25% discount all day Wednesdays and the other weekdays from 2-5 p.m. And on Sundays, you can get 20% off your check with a dated bulletin from your place of worship. Kids meals include fries, a kid drink and choice of shrimp, catfish, chicken, corn dogs, grilled cheese, mac and cheese and cheeseburgers. Boudreaux's Cajun Kitchen at 720 E. Campbell Rd., Richardson, 972-437-6800 and 5508 Arch Bridge Ct., Arlington, 817-557-3700.

So, have you tried Boudreaux's? Do you recommend it?
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Posted by Robin @ 9:04 AM Mon, Apr 27, 2009

My husband and I go to Bodreaux's all the time - and it's delicious! I've had a hard time finding good cajun in this city, but Bodreaux's finally solved that problem. AND it's really affordable. AND it's got a fun, casual atmosphere. Those things keep us coming back.

Posted by Tim @ 11:30 AM Mon, Apr 27, 2009

There is a small restaurant at Plano and Collins called Cajun Kitchen that does a much better job at cajun cooking. It is BYOB, and isn't so loud. Unless you need zydeko music blasted at you so you know you are in a cajun restaurant.

Posted by lexi @ 4:40 PM Mon, Apr 27, 2009

that sounds nasty and y would u say that it was good and u never tried it!

Posted by Nancy Churnin @ 6:20 PM Mon, Apr 27, 2009

Robin, do you see many kids at Boudreaux's? I'm wondering how they like it there. Tim, is Cajun Kitchen a kid-friendly place?

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