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Beck's Cajun Cafe – Multiple Locations

$10 for $20 Worth of Cajun Cuisine for Lunch or Dinner

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  • Foodie
  • Quick Bites

In a Nutshell

Andouille and alligator sausages shipped from New Orleans fill po’ boys and hearty gumbos

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 30, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Dine-in only. Must purchase a food item. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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$10 for $20 Worth of Cajun Cuisine for Lunch or Dinner

Chef Bill Beck and his crew assemble po’ boys at two restaurant locations by piling fried oysters ($9.95), catfish ($7.50), or blackened chicken breast ($6.95) between slices of french bread slathered in creole mayo. Morsels of alligator meat mingle with white rice in the gator gumbo ($6.95), and the jambalaya bowl ($6.95) stars seasoned andouille sausage, shrimp, and chicken. Click here to see the full menu.

Beck's Cajun Cafe

Though it goes through its fair share of alligator meat and "Devil Dust," Beck's Cajun Cafe is not a medieval apothecary. Chefs receive alligator sausage directly from New Orleans, and dry rub the “Devil Dust" seasoning into cuts of meat awaiting the grill. This reverence for Cajun culinary tradition, along with many bowls of gumbo, has earned the stand its reputation as a Creole institution among the regulars of Reading Terminal Market. The squishy brain behind it all is chef Bill Beck, whose kitchen prowess has been documented on television programs, at Manhattan's James Beard House, and inside the homes of local hungry men. His menu layers traditional Louisiana eats with reinvented staples: beignets sell for Wednesday and Sunday breakfast along with egg, sausage, and cheese po’ boys. Lunchtime po’ boy variants feature fried oysters and catfish, and garnered the award for Best Sandwiches in Reading Terminal from Philadelphia magazine in 2011.

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Beck's Cajun Cafe

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    Center City East

    Reading Terminal Market, 12th & Arch Streets C-8
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107
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    30th Street Station

    2955 Market Street, 30th Street Station
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104
    (215) 592-0505
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Reviews

  • I finally got to try the gator gumbo with white rice. It was really good! I think their chicken and andouille sausage gumbo is still the best
    Kalina I.
  • We were greeted by some very friendly staff who were very helpful in giving suggestions and attentive to us while we dined there.
    joe s.
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