This is a tourist restaurant for sure. The food and atmosphere are "Cajun a la Disneyland" - in otherwords it is pretty fake. If you want to Cajun Dance then this is the place to go. If you want good food and drik then almost any other Cajun Restuarant in Lafayette is better. more

This restaurant is quite ethnic in that it has a cajun/zydeco band playing. IT was fun to watch all the people dancing...and the room where the band plays is isolated with glass windows so you can have a conversation while watching and eating. I had the refish, which was fried in a very light batter....totally fresh and refresing. IT was... more

First time we have been to Randol's in four years, and still pleased with the food, service, and music. This is much more of a true Cajun-style "dance hall," as there are familiies with children right next to the adult parties, and all ages out on the dance floor (with the children running in and out). Don't go expecting anything... more

Visted Lafayette with family members who wanted cajun music on a Monday night, so Randols was it. Based on their ads, I've always assumed a Mulattes copy so avoided in past. First impression was that I was surprised by menu and wine list. Menu more complex than usual creole (more asian influence) and short wine list showed intelligent bargain choices... more

I decided to give Randol's a try, even though locals had warned me against it. Well, unfortunately, they were right. Signature "award-winning" dishes such as the "White Lake Dreaming" crabcake were disappointing. The Redfish Randol was not fresh; the fish looked like it had been sitting under a heat lamp all day. The best thing I ate was the Thai... more