Creolina’s Bites Dust

The Gumbo Be Gone According to South Florida Menupages, Lauderdale's oldest and best beloved Cajun restaurant, Creolina's has closed. It was at this Himmarshee landmark that we sampled our first gator tail nugget, met the city's happiest waitress, and wooed our loving spouse into etoffee-splattered submission. RIP, baby. Read about...
By Gail ShepherdJuly 29, 2008
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The Gumbo Be Gone

According to South Florida Menupages, Lauderdale’s oldest and best beloved Cajun restaurant, Creolina’s has closed. It was at this Himmarshee landmark that we sampled our first gator tail nugget, met the city’s happiest waitress, and wooed our loving spouse into etoffee-splattered submission. RIP, baby. Read about it here.

— Gail Shepherd

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