Cajun and Creole cooking reaches Memphis from down the Mississippi, plating gumbo, etouffee and blackened fish for a Tennessee crowd. Owen Brennan's in East Memphis carries the New Orleans-style Creole template, while Soul Fish Cafe in Cooper-Young folds Gulf seafood and Southern plates together. Restaurant Iris in East Memphis brings a more refined chef's hand to Louisiana flavors.
Owen Brennan's in Regalia on Poplar Avenue is a long-running East Memphis Creole-Cajun room with French Quarter styling, baked oysters and tableside bananas.
OrderOysters Brennan to start and bananas Foster prepared tableside for dessert.
TipReserve online; the Sunday jazz brunch and the tableside bananas Foster are the marquee orders.
Soul Fish Cafe in Cooper-Young Memphis on South Cooper runs catfish baskets, hush puppies and Mississippi-style po'boys under $15, the city's cheap-catfish.
OrderCatfish basket with hush puppies and turnip greens.
TipCounter service. The shrimp po'boy is the dark-horse order. Patio in spring is the seat.
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