Al-t's Seafood Steakhouse

If you're looking for down home, Cajun comfort food, then Al-T's is the place to stop. It's right off the highway and popped up on the radar as we were...

I'm reluctant to leave 5 stars, I feel like being selfish and keeping this gem all to myself. Food was amazing , staff was awesome! This is the real deal if...

We have stopped here several times on our way to Lake Charles. The website menu needs to be updated, last time I called In an order to go and several...

We have stopped here several times on our way to Lake Charles. The website menu needs to be updated, last time I called In an order to go and several things I asked for they said they no longer have, it is not on the menu any longer. It is pretty basic fare, and a lot of fried stuff. The first time I got a shrimp salad and it was good however it was supposed to come with pickled okra per the menu but that was not on it. Otherwise nice and fresh. Tried the fried shrimp, boudain balls. My friend got the fried Gator both times and really enjoyed it. I like it, will stop again on our way to La.

So it's okay for where it's located but this place was so much better last year. Seems flavor and quality have decreased since Stingaree took over. Some menu items have changed and no more bacon wrapped shrimp/oysters. BC special went from one piping hot large boudain ball to four small room temperature boudain. I'm guessing the boudain balls are now purchased at the Texaco up the street. You think I'm joking, go by the gas station and pick some up. Finally $5 bucks for a depressing sliver of pecan pie.