Cayenne Moon

I took a bunch of business associates there last week. We all loved it. The food was excellent, the service was great, it’s a nice relaxed atmosphere. I had the Jambalaya, it was just mouth-​watering. The kind of stuff you put in your month and just let it sit there to absorb the taste.
Two of us, not me, had enough room left to go for the bread pudding. There were two different ones on the menu, so they had one of each. I had a few tastes of one of them, it was lovely.
This is a great restaurant, Poopsie and I try to go often, but seem to keep missing it. I had tried the previous Monday, only to discover they were closed on Monday.
There was an article in the Comical Appeal this weekend about the restaurant being haunted. That seems like it would be interesting to explore. Maybe it just adds an out-​of-​this-​world taste to the food.

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gift certificate lead us to a good Memphis dining experience.
Nice location, away from the bustle of the «tourist» street.
Good, attentive service.
Good and plentiful New Orleans food.
Sad ’cause they no longer had the Pecan and Chocolate Pie, a favorite of ours from when we frequented Cajun Pacific.
If our travels bring us to Memphis again, we’ll go again.

***Sadly Now Closed***
****Will Be Missed****
The best Cajun cuisine in the city!!!
Don’t miss the bread pudding, or the pies, all homemade all DELICIOUS!!!
Start with the Spicy Cajun Crawfish Dip and try the jambalaya. Move on to Blackened Tilapia Fillet Topped with Cool Blue Crab Salsa with the Maple Pecan Sweet Potato Fritters. Their coffee is addictive.
Favorite with tourists & famous locals. On my last visit I spotted ‘A.C.’, our Shelby County Mayor.