Cap't Loui Broadway

Cajun food in Manhattan rarely arrives without a side of spectacle. The genre carries its own rhythm—spiced, smoky, and often served with a story. Cap’t Loui Broadway fits neatly into that tradition, offering a menu built on bold flavors rather than fuss. The restaurant keeps things moving, whether you’re stopping in for a quick lunch or settling in for a late-night plate of comfort food. Alcohol flows alongside the dishes, with beer, cocktails, and hard liquor rounding out the experience.

You’ll find it at 3147 Broadway, New York, NY 10027, a stretch of the avenue where the neighborhood’s energy hums just a little louder. Solo diners slip in and out without ceremony, while groups linger over happy hour bites and drinks. The place doesn’t slow down much; even late-night food keeps the kitchen busy. If you’re planning a visit, (212) 222-6608 is the number to call when you want to skip the wait or confirm what’s on tap.

Directions are straightforward—map here. The Upper West Side’s mix of students, professionals, and longtime residents means the tables turn quickly, especially after dark. That pace works in its favor, turning a meal into something unpretentious and reliable. No frills, just the kind of food that makes you reach for a second helping.