The Lost Cajun set to open second S.A. location | The Lost Cajun

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The Colorado-based and Louisiana-inspired chain The Lost Cajun continues to expand in the San Antonio market. Barry Kruger, who has a three-unit development agreement with the brand, signed a lease at 226 W. Bitters Road and plans to open the first of his franchises before the end of the year. The deal comes seven months after Eric Bernal and Manuel Monterrey opened the city’s first Lost Cajun outpost at 5602 W. Hausman Road in March. The Lost Cajun was founded in 2010 and currently has 12 locations in four states. The restaurant serves a menu of gumbo, jambalaya, beignets and other Cajun and Creole staples.

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Rancho Cucamonga, California

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Canon City, Colorado

Frisco, Colorado

Pagosa Springs, Colorado

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Greenville, South Carolina

Greenville DT, South Carolina

Texas

West Amarillo, Texas

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By far the best Cajun food in the area. The free samples are a nice treat. They overstuff the po-boys with shrimp and fish and every dish I've tried has been delicious.

Have to say we visited this little gem for the first time tonight and I was not disappointed at all. One of the best meals I've had since we moved to Colorado 6 years ago. If you are from the south or just love Cajun food this is the place to satisfy your tastebuds.

Everything hear is amazing. From the gumbo and jambalaya to the fried seafood. It's the best fried seafood around! The frozen drinks are really good too. Excellent service, delicious food!!

Living in Dallas the seafood Cajun food is limited. After coming home to visit my family tried this place and loved it. They start with a sampler of their 6 signature dishes. Their jambalaya is made fresh daily. I really loved their cat-touffee three fried catfish with crawfish étouffée. We tried the beignets and they came out really hot and fresh but not the same as cafe du monde. My family definitely will be back.

Brand new Cajun style restaurant opened where our favorite catfish place was. Have to tell you I am very impressed. I had the chicken and sausage gumbo and very delicious. Wow! The peach tea and beignets!! Very good.

Amazing. Being a Cajun native, I am impressed. The roast beef po boy was like no other I've ever had. We will definitely be back and I look forward to the lunch specials.