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About Bobby Hebert’s Cajun Cannon
Louisiana sports culture and Louisiana food culture, under one roof on Veterans.
Sports fans and foodies alike
Unlike any other sports-themed restaurant.
By combining Louisiana sports culture and authentic Louisiana food culture, Bobby created a place that appeals to sports fans and foodies alike. Dig into crab cakes, jalapeño alligator bites, po’boys, blackened and fried seafood, pastas, steaks and much more.
If you’d rather have a big burger while you watch the game, Bobby thought of that too: the Thibo’beaux’ Burger is named after his son. And for fans who dream of the burger-eaters Hall of Fame, there’s the Burger Challenge, where finishing the whole thing means you eat for free.
Wing tipsor flip-flops
The room
Local artists, a 20-foot mural and a big wooden bar.
Bobby was always the complete package on the field, so the atmosphere is just as impressive as the food. At 4101 Veterans Memorial Blvd., the restaurant combines traditional and modern design, with contributions from local artists like Luis Colmanares and Ronnie and Sunny Gebauer. Walk in to a massive hand-crafted wooden bar with a marbled top; above it, reaching the 20-foot ceiling, is a colorful mural by Ashlee Arceneaux of Small Chalk. The warm, textured walls are by painter Mitchell Settoon.
Explore Bobby’s collection of sports memorabilia, including signed jerseys from athletes like Michael Jordan, Cal Ripken and Walter Payton, plus keepsakes from Saints greats like Drew Brees, Tom Dempsey and Archie Manning. On game day, cheer on the Saints on the massive 90-inch TV and 30 other televisions, with a movie-theater-quality sound system. Bobby even put TVs in the restrooms so no one misses the action.
It’s the perfect blend of comfort and luxury, but you don’t need a jacket for dinner. Bobby wants everyone to feel welcome, whether you prefer wing tips or flip-flops. A banquet room is also available for private events.