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    Quote Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
    Charlie G's which btw is a huge Cajun supporter in owner Charlie Goodson will always be a top spot in Lafayette!!!
    Their duck gumbo is awesome. In fact, they are catering my wedding. I hope I have time to actually sit down and eat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaginScotsman View Post
    Their duck gumbo is awesome. In fact, they are catering my wedding. I hope I have time to actually sit down and eat.
    Congratulations

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    Congratulations
    Thanks, Turbine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alum81 View Post
    Wait oysters should be served by the dozen. Why is there only nine half shells on the tray?
    I ate the first three then took the picture. Best oysters I have had in a while and I will be back for more.

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    Off topic but, I always liked Alesi's Pizza especially their Antipasto salad - simple but good!
    X2!!! My parents have been bringing me to Alesi's as long as I can remember!

    Still one of my favorite places to eat. They havent changed much over the last 20 years.

    A great place to bring a first date too!

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    20 years? I know they were like that when I got to town in '74, and when I looked at their website they've been there since '57.


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    X2!!! My parents have been bringing me to Alesi's as long as I can remember!

    Still one of my favorite places to eat. They havent changed much over the last 20 years.

    A great place to bring a first date too!
    It's also a great place to go if you want to eat yourself into a true food coma. Their version of the Tour of Italy is a mind boggling amount of food. I got it in college (peak eating age) and I could barely touch half of it. What is even more surprising is that there are people who finish it in one sitting according to the waitress. Last time I went to Alesi's me and my wife shared it and we still took home enough for dinner the next night.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TCbacker54 View Post
    Is Robin's in Henderson still open. I haven't eaten there in about 10-15 years.

    Cafe Des Amis in Breaux Bridge is legit as well in my opinion.
    Robin's is open, but only on certain nights.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunAmos View Post
    20 years? I know they were like that when I got to town in '74, and when I looked at their website they've been there since '57.
    I think that's about as far back as his memory goes due to his young age. On the other hand, I remember it back in the early 60's. At that time, they were on edge of town.
    Last edited by BeauCajun; March 18th, 2013 at 01:19 pm. Reason: more info

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    Quote Originally Posted by wgwillis View Post
    Man, I enjoyed reading this thread. Isn't it great to have so many wonderful restaurants in Lafayette. I think Don's seafood gumbo is the best gumbo in the world and also the crawfish bisque in the stuffed crawfish heads are awesome. The seafood salad at Don's Seafood Hut is unbelieveable. I'm surprised no one mentioned Cafe Vermillionville. The last time I was in Lafayette I ate bruch at a place on Pinhook called Jolie's Bistro. Wow; the blackened Drum was great and the biscuit in Taso gravy blew me away. I always loved Riverside. Does anyone remember when it was where the Hilton is now? Dupuy's is one of my favorites for oysters. I understand Blacks closed??? How I miss Lafayette. Mississippi is a culinary desert. There really only two places on the coast to have an above average meal - Mary Mahoneys and Vrazels. Off topic but, I always liked Alesi's Pizza especially their Antipasto salad - simple but good!
    try Dempsy's in the Kiln

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeauCajun View Post
    I think that's about as far back as his memory goes due to his young age. On the other hand, I remember it back in the early 60's. At that time, they were on edge of town.
    Beau, the first time I ever came to Lafayette was around Thanksgiving of 1967. Alesi's was the last building in town on the Abbeville highway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by axg8750 View Post
    X2!!! My parents have been bringing me to Alesi's as long as I can remember!

    Still one of my favorite places to eat. They havent changed much over the last 20 years.

    A great place to bring a first date too!
    I know the OP was asking about seafood... but I still love Alesi's. I've been eating there since a kid in the early 70s, and the marinara is still the same awesome Alesi recipe. The one thing that has changed is their ribeye. They actually have a really good ribeye steak now. I love their marinara dishes, the antipasto salad, and their pizza, to even bother with the steak. Lafayette food rules all the way around!

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