I have eaten in many casino restaurants. Most offer cheap food on a buffet. It is refreshing to eat in a Great restaurant in a casino. Cypress Bayou Casino has a real gem in it's midst. It is off the beaten path, but it is worth it to find this fine place. Don't worry it is easy to find, just follow the signs to Cypress Bayou Casino.

I have been going to Flanagan's about once a year since 1987. It is a cozy place with friendly service. I have not been disappointed on any of the visits to this restaurant. Great cajun food.

A great family restaurant. The Mexican food is very good. The service is really good. The platters are a great way to sample the many delights of this great Mexican restaurant.

Good po-boys. The oysters on the half shell where great and at a great price. It is a good place to take the kids.

The fresh bread is to die for. I could eat it alone and not have dinner. I was on a business trip in OKC and after eating in the hotel for three straight days, I decieded to walk across the street to Applewood's. I am so glad I did. It was a great experience.

Great steaks. There is a dance floor if you like to dance while waiting fo your meal to come. There is sometimes a wait, but it is worth the wait.

It is just like being in a 1950's style diner. The steer burgers are wonderful. A great place to take the kids.

Great place to take the kids. It is one of those places that have posters and all kinds of things on the walls and ceiling. The fried chicken was good and there was a lot of it. The service was very friendly.

The Monte Cristo sandwich was probably one of the best I have ever had. It was so good that it is the only thing that I will order when I go there. The service is excellent. Also a great happy hour spot.

Sorry, but being a native of New Orleans, the food there was not that great. I had some "New Orleans Style Red Beans and Rice" and they did not have any taste. The decore does make you think that you are in South Louisiana, but once you start eating the food then you know that you are in OKC. Most people from Oklahoma will think that it is great, but a true cajun will not.

I travel to Arkansas several times a year and I make it a point to stop at Who Dat's for lunch. It has a great buffet that has a few different things on it each time I go there. It is a great place to eat.

Great presentation. Great Food. A little bit more expensive than the other Asian places in town.

Great food. Down home cooking. Try the corn crab soup. Trout Delacroix. Both are excellent.

Not the best Asian food, but it is okay. The kids will like this place. They have made an attempt to offer sushi, but it has no taste.

Probably the only place in St. Bernard Parish that has white cloth table cloths. The food is very good and the service is also very good.

I had a po-boy here and it was good. Not the best, but it will do when you are hungry.

My wife had a steak there. It was pretty good. I had some baked fish which was cooked perfectly. The service was good. It was a little dark inside.

Rocky and Carlos is a parish tradition. They have the same tables and chairs that were in there since I can remember. The baked macaroni is the best. Veal cutlet with baked mac will cost you only about $6.00. The portions are huge. You will not leave hungry. Rocky's is a place that everyone should try at least once and if you can get past the decor, you will want to go back.

The Asian food here is just okay. There is nothing special that you want to make you come back. The fried rice that comes with the lunch plates has hardly anything in it. If you want Asian food then you are better off going somewhere else.

The seafood here is great. However, the last two times I went there the service was so slow. If the food wasn't so good. I would have walked out because of the service.