Food & Drink

New Orleans chain picks its first Charlotte-area location

Lost Cajun is ready to open its first location in the Charlotte area.
Lost Cajun is ready to open its first location in the Charlotte area.

A New Orleans-themed restaurant with plans for locations across the state will open this fall in Huntersville.

The Lost Cajun, a national chain with locations in four states, will open in the NorthCross Shopping Center, 9709-A Sam Furr Road. It’s owned in North Carolina by Steve Galloway, who plans to develop six locations throughout western North Carolina.

The chain is owned nationally by Raymond Griffin, and most of the locations are in Colorado, Texas and Tennessee, with a location in Greenville already open.

Galloway grew up in New Orleans and worked in restaurants there and in Lafayette before going to work for a number of franchises. He also owns five Dunkin’ Donuts locations in the state.

Expect a family-friendly atmosphere with a menu of gumbos, etoufees, jambalayas and po’ boy sandwiches, as well as larger entrees. Prices at the Greenville location range from $8 to $12 for gumbos, $14 to $21 for entrees and $8 to $14 for po’ boys.

Kathleen Purvis; 704-358-5236.

This story was originally published August 13, 2018 at 11:51 AM.

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