A new family-run concept with deep Louisiana roots plans to open at 233 W. King Street, Suite A, bringing hot boudin, Cajun-inspired dishes and drinks to St. Augustine's West King Street.
According to WhatNow, the business describes itself as a family venture inspired by Louisiana heritage, and the concept's own framing leaves little doubt about how personal this project is to its owners. The menu, as detailed in that report, is set to include hot boudin, Cajun-inspired favorites and drinks.
A Family Story Rooted in Louisiana
In a statement shared with the outlet, the team behind Margie's Cajun Stop said, “Margie's is more than just food – it's a little piece of our family and Louisiana roots being brought to St. Augustine.”
The article notes that Margie's Cajun Stop has not announced an official opening date, and the business is instead sharing behind-the-scenes updates and launch details on Instagram as the project moves forward. WhatNow describes the venture as a project currently in process, meaning the buildout on West King Street is still underway.
A New West King Street Address
Margie's Cajun Stop would bring a Louisiana-inspired menu to West King Street, with hot boudin and Cajun classics.
Behind the scenes, the business is formally organized as Margie's Cajun Stop LLC, which Florida business records list as an active limited liability company formed on July 28, 2026, according to sneyk.com. Those records list Morgan B. Credeur as a manager, and the filing carries the Florida Department of State document number L26000398480.
No opening date, permit information, hours, or menu pricing have been made public. For now, the clearest signal on when St. Augustine diners might get their first taste of Margie's boudin will likely come through the business's own Instagram updates as the West King Street project progresses.
