The 9 Best Places for Jambalaya in New York City

Seinfeld: Jambalaya! NO SOUP FOR YOU!

Paul Steketee: Yes, Soup for you! Get the jambalaya... It won't disappoint.

Starlene Scott: The seafood jambalaya was heavenly!

Mandar M: If you like it spicy the Mexican jambalaya is on point!!!!!

Benjamin Lodi: Tasty, not-quite-traditional Mexican dishes in a casual atmosphere. Sesame-topped guacamole was delicious, and the “Mexican jambalaya” was odd an odd mix of flavors but nonetheless very good.

Nick Bogart: Wow. Amazing place! Try the Burnt Ends Chili in a Burrito Bullet or anything. The smoked brisket was also great! It’s incredibly affordable compared to the rest of the places in the neighborhood.

Angela Mauro: Great venue for jazz - get there early to get a good seat...blackened catfish, jambalaya and Chris the bartender were great!

The Corcoran Group: One of the best places to enjoy live music enjoy Cajun food in the city. There is a $10 food/drink minimum per person.

BET: One of the oldest and most noteworthy Jazz clubs in NY. In honor of Black History, see these excellent examples of African-Americans' accomplishments in Music: http://bet.us/BHM

Tracy Solorzano: What a great atmosphere! The food was amazing - crispy chicken wings, homemade biscuits, jambalaya. They have live music and the ambience on Sunday night is amazing

Brad Garoon: Brunch accompanied by a jazz set is soothing. Try the Venison burger, a gamey patty topped with sweet blackberry onion jam, farm cheese, and country ham. The challah bun is a great touch. Read more.

The New Yorker: “Well-heeled jazz lovers can order from a prix-fixe menu that includes sherry she-crab soup and smoked quail with a giblet cornbread cake, while listening to the house band.” Read more.

Andressa Franceschett: The Jambalaya is perfect! :)

Caitlyn Reilly: WARNING! JAMBALAYA IS SUPER SPICY!!! and Eric the waiter is awesome!

Luciano Silva: Nice place to eat and enjoy good time with friends. We love the Mac & Cheese and the drinks like Strawberry Mango Chiller! Excellent service!

Stephen Pile: Fried oysters and jambalaya!

Paige C: Fun little spot perfect for a group brunch with live jazz! Excellent salad, mac & cheese, and ribs.

Úlfur Steingrímsson: Good for lunch + drink

Juan Rodriguez: Two word, delicious food, it is a must if your in Washington heights.

Hansel: Try the 'tres golpes' (combination of fried cheese, salami and eggs with mashed plantains) after a late night out drinking. Sobers you up real quick

jose aquino: Amazing hispanic (Dom. Rep, Puerto rico and Mexico food. In the middle of wadhigton heights and near of the bronx.👍🏻😁😁😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Aubrie Ahmadpour: As everyone has mentioned the burgers are the best...get there early, it’s worth it! Perfect and casual date spot.

Mari: Try not to let the crowdedness of this place scare you off. This is a soho staple and it's amazing. Sit at the bar or get a table in the back. Order everything.

Mari: Oh man, the burger au poivre is so good. One of the best burgers I've ever had. Only available at the bar and not even listed on the menu yet.

Will Tower: Featuring the best Quiche Lorraine in Manhattan I've had, Un Deux Trois is a Midtown lunch must.

Felix Salmon: Wifi password is the phone number, 2123544148

Jose Luis Rochefort: Careful! They didn't make good on the offer of 2 glasses of wine for the price of one. Manager says "doesn't know about the promotion".