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Having never been to New Orleans, my experience with Cajun food hews pretty closely to a box of Zatarain’s Red Beans and Rice. As such, I have no idea if this food is authentic, I only know that it is EXCELLENT. Their big focus is on their Po’ Boy sandwiches, and you can get a variety of hot or cold. I’m partial to the fried catfish Po’Boy. They also do a Sunday brunch with a Jambalaya scrambled that will make you wish you had discovered this place sooner. Also, if you’re going…get an order of the wings. Not to be missed.
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Arena Hotel817 The Alameda, San Jose, CA
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Hotel de Anza233 West Santa Clara St., San Jose, CA
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Crowne Plaza Hotel SAN JOSE-DOWNTOWN282 ALMADEN BLVD, San Jose, CA
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Hilton San Jose300 Almaden Boulevard, San Jose, CA
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Motel 6 San Jose Convention Center1041 The Alameda,I-880 at The Alameda Exit, San Jose, CA
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They only do brunch on Sunday, but it is worth the drive out. Spicy Bloody Marys, Jambalaya scrambles, thick Cinnamon French Toast with a side of Andouille sausage. My mouth is watering just thinking about this place. Of course, you’ll want to save room for the Begnettes: fluffy, puffy donuts sweetened only with powdered sugar.