Lola's is a cute little Cajun restaurant on Charleston just east (west?) of I-15.
I arrived at 7 on a Friday night after an aborted trip to El Sombrero (too crowded). Fortunately, I arrived about 15-20 minutes before Lola's got slammed, so my appetizer and entree arrived promptly.
I ordered the crawpuppies and an Abita beer to start. The crawpuppies were unusual, but very tasty. Wish I could say the same about the Abita - marginal at best. Oh well.
I reluctantly ordered the bronzed catfish and grits, only because they are the house specialty. I'm not a grits fan, but the waitress convinced me I'd like the grits. And she was right. The grits were cooked with gouda cheese and were very tasty. The catfish was cooked perfectly, and the accompanying sauce was wonderful. Very complex taste, no wonder it's the house specialty.
As I mentioned earlier, they pretty much got slammed while I was at Lola's. From my vantage point, it didn't seem like they handled it all that well. So you may want to hit Lola's outside of prime dining hours.
The food was very good and I would go there again when visiting Vegas.