Crying Eagle Lakefront Set To Officially Open in Downtown Lake Charles
Lake Charles, Louisiana (KNGT-FM) - The wait is almost over! The brand new Crying Eagle location on the Lakefront in Downtown Lake Charles has announced they are finally set to open their doors to the general public, and we've got everything you need to know..
Over the last few weeks, the new Crying Eagle location has been using a "soft-opening" to try out different things throughout the restaurant before they officially opened their doors to the public.
About The Crying Eagle Lakefront Location in Lake Charles
The brand new lakefront Crying Eagle location is GORGEOUS! It sits right on the water, offering both indoor and outdoor dining, three full bars, and a relaxing lounge area. There’s even a to-go window by the water for folks who want to grab a bite on the go.
The kitchen is led by award-winning Chef Lyle Broussard, known for his creative take on Louisiana cooking. The menu celebrates the best of the Gulf with dishes like pan-seared scallops in andouille cream, Gulf Coast Gnocchi, and a Lakefront Seafood Platter that shows off the day’s freshest catches.
If you’re not in the mood for seafood, there’s plenty more to enjoy with items like beer-braised short ribs, a juicy double-cut pork chop with pepper jelly glaze, and even Wagyu smash burgers with special sauces. Guests can also share small plates, try seasonal soups and salads, and enjoy tasty sides like parmesan-crusted okra or truffle fries.
Crying Eagle Lakefront also has 10 house-brewed beers on tap, all made right here in Lake Charles by Brewmaster Ryan O’Donnell and Head Brewer Andrew Duhon. Favorites include the Lakefront Lager, De Nada Mexican Lager, and the flavorful Front Porch Breakfast IPA.
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Crying Eagle Grand Opening Set For Friday, October 31st
After weeks of soft openings, training, and learning, Crying Eagle Brewing-Lakefront has announced that they will officially be open to the public beginning Friday, October 31st. Now, according to the restaurant, reservations are still highly recommended if you want to skip the line. For Reservations, Click Here.
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