If you're looking at Cajun food, what actually might work out best would be Fezzo's in Scott. It has great food and may be a little closer to the the stadium for your group.
https://www.fezzos.com/ordereze/1001/Page.aspx
We ought to permanently pin a restaurant thread during football season.
It would just make life easier for everybody.
Sushi: Oishi Sushi off of Kaliste Saloom
Mexican: La Pagua off of Johnston
Italian: Marcellos off of Kaliste or Aleisi's off of Johnston
Pizza: Deano's off of Bertrand or Pizza Village off of Moss
Cajun/Seafood: Guidry's Reef off of Pinhook
Po Boy: Com'on Son, Olde Tyme off of St. Mary
BBQ: Johnson's Boucaneire off of University and St. Landry
Farm to Table Local: Brick and Spoon off of Kaliste, St. Street Inn off of St. Mary or Jolie's off of Pinhook
Brunch on Sunday: Blue Dog Cafe off of Pinhook
Happy eating chief....
No offense TC, but you named some of the WORST places in Lafayette. La Pagua? Horrible. Marcellos is iiight.. Ouishi is not close good sushi, much less the best in town.. Guidrys Reef might be the worst one on the list.. Prices are ridiculous for what you get, food average, atmosphere sucks, service is hit or miss..
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
Seriously though, for any of you that have not tried Bon Temps Grill yet, get on it. You will be surprised at the quality of the food and the service, I guarantee it. Every single person I've told about this place, has gone and thanked me the next day. The flavors of their dishes are one of a kind.
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