Tony's Seafood

"Best food on God’s green earth. Been eating here for years. Used their boudin for a homemade Boudin King Cake. Boudin King Cake 4 links boudin 8 ounces pepper jack cheese, shredded (2) 8-ounce cans Crescent Rolls 1 pound bacon, fried until crispy 1 jar Tabasco Pepper Jelly Steen’s 100% Pure Cane Syrup 1 bunch green onions, sliced Preheat the oven to 350º. Prepare 2 baking sheets by covering them with parchment paper. Open a can of Crescent Rolls and divide the roll of dough in half down the middle so you have two mini rolls. Unroll one mini roll and pinch the seams closed so it’s a long, narrow rectangle. Remove and discard the casing from your boudin links with a paring knife. Place unwrapped link of boudin down the middle of your dough and lightly smash it down. Sprinkle about a half cup of cheese over the boudin. Carefully roll the dough around the cheese and boudin and seal any seams that may reopen. Repeat with the rest of the boudin and Crescent Roll dough mini rolls. Place the dough/boudin log on a parchment paper covered baking sheets. Join two logs together to form an oval king cake shape. Remember, this recipe makes 2 king cakes. Place in the oven and bake for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown. While your king cake is cooling for about 5 minutes, heat your pepper jelly in the microwave in 30 second intervals until it is thin enough to pour. Pour/drizzle the pepper jelly & Steen’s Syrup over the top of the hot king cakes. Sprinkle them with the crumbled bacon and diced green onions. Enjoy!"

"This place is Awesome. I've been coming here since a kid and it just gets better with time. A must visit if you haven't. The cafeteria style assembly line serves the best plate lunches and dinner to go."

"Tony’s Seafood is decent don’t get me wrong but I hate when they try to cheat you when it comes to your sides. I don’t go regularly like I used to but whenever I do I notice they try to give you as least as possible depending on what side item you get. I literally watched the same lady who tried to give me a tiny portion of the broccoli and cheese rice turn around and give the person behind me a big generous spoonful of green beans. The sad part about it is there was barely any rice left in the pan when she fixed my plate. Surely they have enough money and supplies to give their customers suitable side portions especially considering that the side holders within the plates are already super small. Lastly, I will say your side portions can also depend on who is fixing your plate. If you pay attention it’s very obvious to tell when someone in management is working on the line because they are either watching the staff, that are preparing the plates, like watch dogs or they are giving you little to nothing for the sides. At some point I’m going to stop supporting Tony’s all together because management is now starting to look really sketchy. I feel like “they” treat their employees working the line like a herd of slaves rather than real human beings who deserve respect. I can recall watching one of “them” (management) yell and scream at an employee on the line because she felt the poor woman was putting too much peach cobbler in a container for the customer. Throughout the years I feel like Tony’s Seafood customer service has plummeted a great deal along with the quality of management. If someone from management is reading this you should really treat your customers like you want them to return and also treat your employees especially the ones working the line with better respect."

"They say Tony’s have went down and that the truth. I went in there today.Before I head back to Texas’s.The corn was spoil.All the money they have made off of me.The store manager tell me to put it in freezer and and next time I come down bring it back. I told him I just trash it.That what you see now I but it in the trash shrimps was dry.I have to find me a new seafood place.All good enjoy Tonys. I would give you a one put you have to give you something so I could post to tell the world how sad your company is"

"My lunch consists of smoked chicken, broccoli rice, green beans, and cornbread muffin. The food was good!!! There's a variety of meats and vegetables as well as seafood. The prices are affordable. My lunch was only 9.99. They also sell Hibig's pies. This was a New Orleans staple. They're so good. If you are in the vicinity of the area, my advice is to treat yourself."