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Made in Alaska: Gumbo HouseLouisiana flavors in Downtown AnchorageANCHORAGE - When two brothers decided to move their families from Mexico to the United States in search of the American dream, they had no idea how successful they would be. That great success has come from the Gumbo House at 611 W. Ninth Avenue downtown, and that's what you'll get -- lots of gumbo. Susie Terwilliger, a frequent customer, says, "It's the best gumbo I've ever had and I've been to New Orleans and I like this better." For the Delreal brothers, their recipe for success began with a simple meal. Six years later, their Cajun dishes have become local favorites. Some regulars eat at Gumbo House at least twice a week. They say it's like being in Baton Rouge, except with colder weather. The place is small and seats 25 people; from the outside, it looks like someone's house. Owner Gustovo Delreal said, "They know we have a small place and they wait; we don't have many complaints." These brothers may call the North home, but their roots are from down South, and they're bringing an authentic Louisiana feel to the 49th state. |
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Doug said on Monday, Nov 12 at 5:53 PM
from La There sandwiches are not great has a funny sauce which is not la taste. Gumbo roux is not good cooking from can taste
106455941Bill said on Monday, Nov 12 at 1:04 AM
Their sandwiches are good !
106388611FredT said on Sunday, Nov 11 at 9:36 AM
I,ve eaten there twice, both times I found their roue not dark but burnt.
106346465Lake Charles LA, 70601 said on Sunday, Nov 11 at 9:11 AM
im from louisiana and the way the prepare their dish is similar but not the same. its a eye catcher here because its not something alaskans are able to identify. Get attempt though.
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