Alligator Soul
(425) 259-6311
2013 1/2 Hewitt Ave
Everett,
WA
98201
47.9793
-122.2027
Neighborhood: Bayside
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Since 1995 this Everett spot has served authentic Cajun favorites like turtle soup, crawfish etouffee, gumbo and jambalaya.
User Reviews
Anonymous
November 25, 2008
Alligator Soul is the perfect, local dining experience. They have a genuine southern menu, and their jambalaya is fantastic. I took the wife in one of the nights they had a live band playing, and we had a great time. I would definintely recommend Alligator Soul
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kimnjay
September 26, 2008
The Catfish was breaded way to much for my liking. Hush Puppies were o.k. The shrimp and grits were good! Service was good! Sorry! We really wanted to like this place.
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dnsd2008
September 05, 2008
We used to go here almost every Sunday for their brunch at the old location. Awesome deal for brunch- about $15 for three courses. Pay extra for the watermellon lemonade, it is delicious! Dinner is great too - Steak Paradiseo is my husbands favorite, I almost always get the etouffee. (I know I am probably spelling that wrong!) We get the alligator beignets for an appeitzer (yum!). You HAVE to get the Bread pudding for dessert - SO GOOD! Jambalaya is good - pretty spicy and it could definately be shared - it is HUGE! The best part though is the live music. The place has a great atmosphere, great energy, and I love how they give you little tastes when you wait for your food. The only complaint I have is the first time I went to the new location we were seated in the front area (didn't make reservations), which still feels WAY too much like the old Petosas diner that used to occupy that building. Also, from that area you can't watch the live music! You MUST make reservations and request a table by the band. You won't be able to talk to your dinner companions because it is so loud, so get up and dance with them and burn off your food!
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When to Go:
There's live Cajun music every Friday and Saturday night.
Brunch:
Locals love the weekend brunch, which features items like French toast topped with bourbon molasses.
