It began as one of the ten original slave dwellings of the Monroe Plantation. Now, through the efforts, ideas, love, sweat and patience of friends and family, you are able to enjoy a small sampling of Southern Louisiana history, cuisine and culture. The Cabin serves local Creole and Cajun cuisine.
5405 Highway 44 (Hwy. 22) Gonzales , LA 70737 United States
| Reservations | No |
| Credit Cards | Yes (incl. American Express) |
| Outdoor Seating | No |
| Menus | Brunch, Lunch, Dinner |
My family used to make the drive to the Cabin every year for birthday/ Christmas celebrations. Each visit we all tried something new. Everything is delicious!
Nice charming setting with typical authentic country cajun and Creole food . Out of the way, but worth a visit if in the neighbourhood.
The food is delicious & the service is fantastic!!! Try the buttermilk pie !!
'12 Years a Slave' filmed here! The dirty rice and fried stuffed crab is very good!
Great meatloaf and shrimp .
The meatloaf was great as well as the shrimp .
Seafood and culture
The plantation mint tulip is potent and good!
Good food equally good service !
The Cabin Special is awesome!
Had turkey burger w/sweet potato fries. Twas very good. - THE DON
The eggplant crab cake Neapolitan is out of this world!!!!! - Rachel Ruiz
You MUST get the raw oysters; slather 'em up good with horseradish and suck 'em down. The deep-fried softshell crab was killer as well, and of course, you can't go wrong with the crawfish boil. It's - a.m.p.