Where Should a LA Tech fan eat in Acadiana?

Go to hook and boil in Broussard. Get their boiled shrimp. Thank me later.

http://www.eatcrawfish.com

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Originally Posted by TCbacker54

No offense taken. Different folks, different strokes.

I will say this though: The restaurants I listed's longevity of doing business in this town would beg to differ about being the WORST in Lafayette. We have a pretty good way of weeding out the bad eateries in town. But then again, you put Villager's Cafe on the same level as Olde Tyme :)

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La Pagua is seriously some of the worst Mexican I've ever had. Tried it twice.

I lived next door to Olde Tyme and know Ross and Glenn well.. Villagers can hold its own big cat.

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Originally Posted by ManAboutTown

La Pagua is seriously some of the worst Mexican I've ever had. Tried it twice.

I lived next door to Olde Tyme and know Ross and Glenn well.. Villagers can hold its own big cat.

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Humor me, what is the best Mexican joint in town?

DONT GO TO LAGNEAUXS...nasty...ugh

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Originally Posted by mmatte5782

DONT GO TO LAGNEAUXS...nasty...ugh

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Agree!

Dwight's and Dwyers both are better selections.

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Originally Posted by TCbacker54

Humor me, what is the best Mexican joint in town?

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Picante's.

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Originally Posted by cajun4life

Agree!

Dwight's and Dwyers both are better selections.

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Fezzo's

I agree, there are so many better places than prejeans .....Riverside is prob the best, but off the beaten path, so might not be worth it. Don's Seafood hut is every bit as good, and very close/easy to find on Johnston. My favorite is Blue Dog, however, and that's even closer to campus.
What hotel you guts staying at?

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Originally Posted by TCbacker54

Humor me, what is the best Mexican joint in town?

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Don't know about the best but I'd eat Maya's over La Pagua any day.

And for Lux Tex Mex, obviously Coyote Blues

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Originally Posted by TCbacker54

Humor me, what is the best Mexican joint in town?

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Wife and I really enjoy Azteca's.

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Originally Posted by ManAboutTown

La Pagua is seriously some of the worst Mexican I've ever had. Tried it twice.

I lived next door to Olde Tyme and know Ross and Glenn well.. Villagers can hold its own big cat.

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La pagua is easily the best and most authentic Mexican food in town. Picante, coyote blues, and place like that are not Mexican.

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Originally Posted by Localyokel

La pagua is easily the best and most authentic Mexican food in town. Picante, coyote blues, and place like that are not Mexican.

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Picante's staff is made up of mostly Hispanics...

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Originally Posted by cajunhawk

Picante's staff is made up of mostly Hispanics...

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You can probably say that about most restaurants these days

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Originally Posted by Localyokel

You can probably say that about most restaurants these days

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Haha. Maybe, but true.

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Originally Posted by Localyokel

You can probably say that about most restaurants these days

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hmm.. Mildly inappropriate, but I digress.
If La Pagua is "authentic" mexican, then that ____ is gross.
Call it what you will, but CB is good food.

Let's talk about location...Picante's is on the ___ end of the Northside (Upper Lafayette). All the other places are on the south side. Now which one is surviving on their food alone?

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Originally Posted by Localyokel

La pagua is easily the best and most authentic Mexican food in town. Picante, coyote blues, and place like that are not Mexican.

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this..

Since we are talking about food. Are there any good lunch spots in the Broussard area.

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Originally Posted by Hudsheen#winnin

Since we are talking about food. Are there any good lunch spots in the Broussard area.

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I like the shade tree cafe. Outdoor seating only.

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Originally Posted by Localyokel

I like the shade tree cafe. Outdoor seating only.

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Shade tree is awesome

For a unique dining experience, try Bread & Circus on Saturday nights from 10:00 pm to 12:00 am. They roll out a special menu where the sous chefs cut up and get creative. It's sort of like an underground supper club with some of the most unique treats I've eaten in a while. Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) Wings and Prosciutto and Quail Egg Pizza are what I ate last time I was there. If you are feeling adventurous, check it out.

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Originally Posted by TCbacker54

For a unique dining experience, try Bread & Circus on Saturday nights from 10:00 pm to 12:00 am. They roll out a special menu where the sous chefs cut up and get creative. It's sort of like an underground supper club with some of the most unique treats I've eaten in a while. Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) Wings and Prosciutto and Quail Egg Pizza are what I ate last time I was there. If you are feeling adventurous, check it out.

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Sounds fun. Will definitely give that a try

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Originally Posted by ManAboutTown

Shade tree is awesome

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Gotta get the Delcambre BLT!