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Cajun eatery Louisiana Fish House coming soon to Magnolia

Soon to be located at 18252 FM 1488, Magnolia, Louisiana Fish House offers a variety of seafood dishes such as the blackened red fish and shrimp. (Courtesy Louisiana Fish House)
Soon to be located at 18252 FM 1488, Magnolia, Louisiana Fish House offers a variety of seafood dishes such as the blackened red fish and shrimp. (Courtesy Louisiana Fish House)

Soon to be located at 18252 FM 1488, Magnolia, Louisiana Fish House offers a variety of seafood dishes such as the blackened red fish and shrimp. (Courtesy Louisiana Fish House)

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By Adriana Rezal |

Lousiana Fish House is slated to open its fifth northwest Houston location in Magnolia in early January 2021. The seafood restaurant will be located at 18252 FM 1488, Magnolia. Louisiana Fish House offers a variety of seafood dishes such as fish tacos, fried catfish po'boys, cajun pasta and more. www.facebook.com/louisiana-fish-house-602157423136088
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