Yats

Cajun food is not my preferred food, but found Yats online with high ratings, so we decided to have lunch there. I am very glad we did. When I told the person at the counter that I am not familiar with the food, he patiently went through the menu with detailed explanation of the flavor of each item. He also told us that if we don’t like our ordered food, he is happy to change for us. My husband and I both ordered half and half, so we got 4 different items on the menu and we are happy with every item! Drunken chicken is my favorite.and Marq quox chicken is the favorite of my husband’. The person at the counter even came to ask me how I like the food, even though he has been very busy. Highly recommend this place!

I would like to start by saying I was so excited to try this restaurant seeing as though I’ve heard great things about it and I’m an expecting mother that has been craving Creole food; but I soon realized that this was yet another failed attempt to receive good food and fair customer service in Nashville. I entered the restaurant and I went to the counter and I was asked if this was my first visit; in which I so proudly said yes and explained that I have friends that stop by whenever they’re in town. I was given my options from the menu; which I ordered the Red Beans and Rice, Gumbo, and Jambalaya. Which were all a complete fail in my opinion. I’ve never had sweet Red Beans and Rice and the the Gumbo and Jambalaya were just plan nasty. I have literally had better Creole food from a Zatarain’s box. To add insult to injury for the very mediocre food that I subsequently put in the trash after I got home; there was a Caucasian couple directly behind me and they approached the register afte

Great assortment of etouffes - a mix of classics (crawfish, sausage) and various daily specials all served over rice with some delicious buttery, spiced bread. Great helpful service and affordable prices. Will be back! Food : 5/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 5/5 … More