Jenai B.
7/17/2025
On a road trip from Dallas, stopped here omw to Austin. Got there right at 4. Yall, portions are BIG. my homegirl and I shared the bowl of gumbo ( chicken, shrimp, and sausage)and a side of...
Down South Cajjun Eats
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15424 Fm 1825 Ste 280
Pflugerville, TX 78660
Down South CaJJun Eats brings a taste of Texas and Louisiana to Pflugerville. Founded by twin brothers Jahmaal and Jermaine Dumes, this eatery offers authentic CaJJun cuisine with a twist. Their menu features dishes like The Palmetto, Fried Salmon Bites, and CaJJun Seafood Pasta.
From birthdays to corporate events, Down South CaJJun Eats provides catering services for all occasions. The inviting atmosphere is perfect for casual meals or special celebrations, creating memorable moments with friends and family. Guests can enjoy freshly prepared dishes delivered straight to their doorstep.
With a focus on flavorful memories and seamless service, Down South CaJJun Eats aims to make every dining experience unforgettable. Customers rave about the delicious food, amazing drinks, and energetic atmosphere. Whether it's brunch or dinner, this spot promises great service, great food, and a great time.
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3.5211 reviews
Jennifer M.
9/18/2025
How are we expected to eat with cheap plasticware?! A pork chop with flimsy plastic fork and knife? Unbelievable and the reason I won't be returning. Disappointing because I really enjoyed the...
Michael S.
7/27/2025
So I went to a bday gathering here last night. Never heard of the spot until then. Upon entering they check people coming in. Randomly metal detecting some and not others. Lot of people...
Camille A.
11/10/2025
Recently stopped in for brunch and the French toast is still on my mind!! Their French toast tastes very similar to a funnel cake or beignet and it's simply delicious. It came with fried catfish...
YouShauntel J.
11/16/2025
I ordered the seafood boil with crab legs. It was horrible. There was no seasoning at all and I was told it would be in spicy garlic butter, however it was like they used the water from boiling...
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