Rajun Cajun Grill

Neat little place in the historic part of downtown Miamisburg. Has quite a nice array of Cajun food offerings, at a reasonable price. While the food may lack complete authenticity, it is mostly well flavored. The jambalaya was the best of what I'd tried, with the gumbo being a bland rice and chicken soup (adding hot sauce helped significantly!!). A toasted bread on the side would add a tasteful balance, and allow one to soak up the liquid, sauced based dishes.

Although not filthy, the well worn entry mat, with rolled up edges and the ceiling fan with Halloween level cobwebs hanging from the fixture, gives an overall dirty appearance.

Overall, a nice little family owned place.

I love finding unique restaurants with good food. I also like supporting local family-run businesses. This place is BOTH!

Discovered this family-run place a few weeks ago and I've already visited 4 times. My favorite so far had been the Jambalaya Burrito. Great flavor and portion size making it a tasty value!

Small venue with just six tables for two.

I understand they previously operated via a food truck and recently made the transition to a building on Miamisburg's main street.

Was sad to see Ms. Pickles close but excited about Rajun Cajun. First visit and service and food was excellent. We discussed spice level and I asked for extra spicy. Was not disappointed! We will be back to support this restaurant.