Tributary Cafe

Tributary Café left a great impression on me. The ambiance was just right, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. As for the food, I had the bread pudding, and it was a delightful experience. The flavors were rich and comforting, and it was the perfect ending to my meal. If you're looking for a place with a nice vibe and a tasty dessert, Tributary Café is definitely worth trying out.

It was just pretty good. Not terrible by any means but it didn't taste authentic in anyway; just a bit bland. I like that they bring a pitcher of water to your table. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The atmosphere is awesome, and it made me feel like I was somewhere along the gulf coast. Service was exceptional. I need to revisit and give it another shot, but it was a bit expensive for what you get. All and all a cute place, but not exactly somewhere I'd be a regular at.

Absolutely terrific restaurant! I stumbled across this restaurant waiting for some friends. There brunch is so good. The swamp on a shingle was lick the bowl good. The crackling? Was equally good. I love michelas. I would definitely come back again for one of their's. The customer service is great. They make sure you are happy often and are quick to serve food and drinks. Everyone in the metroplex should eat here!

Went towards closing on Sunday, but they welcomed me in and took the order. It was my first time and they gave great recommendations. Settled on the fried chicken with sides of Red Beans and Rice and a Cup of Gumbo. Gumbo was excellent with two large shrimp on it. Red beans were equally as good and flavorful. Now onto the fried chicken. This wasn’t some regular fried chicken. This had to be marinated, then coated with spices, then hand battered in a delicious batter that was fried perfectly crispy on the outside leaving the tender juicy meat inside perfect. Would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for authentic Cajun cuisine (I’m from SWLA) no before food photos because I ate it all 😂

If you like Cajun food… you gotta try Tributary Cafe…For lunch we had soup of the day…chicken and dumplings …We also had to get some gumbo and boudin balls… I had blackened pork chop with mash potatoes greens and cabbage.. my friend had a pasta dish called Pastalaya with shrimp, crawfish , chicken ,sausage in a spicy cream sauce. Great service in this quaint little spot that looks like it use to be someone’s house. I saw same chef in back cooking that was featured in a write up that was displayed next to me with her pic. Looks like they have been winning accolades for Cajun cuisine back to at least 2018 but she didn’t out source….still back there cooking. This place was soooo under priced for the quality and the quantity.