Gumbo Pot - Los Angeles

Loved this place. I have a close friend who lived in New Orleans for a while and we wanted to go here to give him a taste of NOLA food. It did not disappoint. He got the gator filet and I got the crawfish tail po'boy, both were fried to perfection and so tender. Their white sauce was perfectly creamy tangy as well. We also tried the lemonade which was amazing, and I'd recommend the hot sauce if you like spicy. My girlfriend got the jambalaya which was good but not amazing, a bit too tomato-y but still didn't take away from how good the place was. I always love going to the farmers market and being surrounded by all kinds of people having a good time. I'd highly recommend!

The gumbo and jambalaya was delightful here. It was a busy stall but still had very attentive staff that was extremely courteous and helpful. The cornbread was amazing and I would definitely come back for the jambalaya any day of the week. Self seating around the market and I believe they validate parking if you park on the farmer's market side. Otherwise, at the Grove, it's $5/hour for the first 3 hours.

I loved this place! Came here for a quick shopping break and was craving some Southern food. Came across this place and it looked so good so we decided to order it. The Gumbo Ya Ya was the cashier's fave so we decided to try it out, and it was so good! It was really flavorful and had many different types of protein. The side of collard greens was also tasty and went well with the gumbo. I would definitely recommend if you're craving some hearty Southern food.

I'm giving 1 star for the fact the po boy was big and employees were nice. But the food was such a disappointment. The seafood gumbo had no taste and lacked spice. Gumbo should be bland. I jad the catfish poboy, and my daughter had the crawfish poboy. The sandwiches are enormous, BUT they aren't good, and I was hungry, so it should have been good since I was close to starving. They are just big. My catfish was hot, and that's all I can say about it. The sandwich had more bread than meat, and the bread wouldn't be my first choice. I had to go and ask for hot sauce to try to give the sandwich flavor. Definitely not even close to New Orleans flavor or taste. I don't know if I went at a bad time, but it's shame on me for not checking Yelp before choosing this place. Again, I was hungry and made a bad choice.

Had an event at Lacma and decided to come here for a gumbo bowl. Decent size of food. Love the sausage. I have to say I love the collard green in the rice and red beans so so much. Tasty and not too soft. My dish with the extra red bean and rice comes to $21. +3.99% credit card fee and tip it's closer to $25 It's nice around and has plenty of seat. The food took a while to be ready but staff were nice.