Can not go wrong with Cajun Table very good food as far as I am concerned.
Can not go wrong with Cajun Table very good food as far as I am concerned.
My take on places to eat in Lafayette is: Where every you eat be sure to get to know one server real well. Always request that server. He or she will learn what you like and make sure it is right before it leaves the kitchen. You will not want for anything while you are enjoying your meal. Now, tip is the big thing. 20% is the least amount you should offer. If you get a poor meal but great service it not the servers fault. I have talked to managers in this case and told them why it was my last visit. So where to eat in Lafayette, my answer is you can't go wrong. I have walked into some restaurants that looked like they should be on skid row and had a 5 star meal.......So "wscoog", look at the parking lot and make a judgment whether to indulge........
Chef Roy in Rayne, Shucks in Abbeville, Riverfront in Abbeville, Dupuys in Abbeville, Half Shell Oyster House in Lafayette, Feezo in Scott, Prejeans...The list goes on and on.
____...Cajun Table for lunch it is. Steamboat is well worth the trip. Jason is a master chef, one of the best around.
Cajun Brewing has a wide range of beer styles. If you like IPAs than Parish is the place.
To each his own, but Lagneaux's is not great seafood. Just a seafood buffet. Dwight's, Hub City Diner and Dwyers are great lunch venues. Drago's, Don's Seafood Hut, Blue Dog, Fezzo's, Poor Boys Riverside Inn, Ruffino's and Zea Rotisserie & Bar are all good eating in Lafayette area.
I enjoyed going to Teche Brewery in Arnaudville. They usually have a band and a food in the afternoon. I recommend Le Bon Ton on Verot.
Scratch Zea and HalfShell. I dont want chain food.
Bon Temps Grill is where its at. Small place, small menu but everything is great.
Riverside, Shucks, Dupuys are great. Fezzos, Cajun Table is just ok.
The advice that you will find something good just about anywhere in town is correct.
Agree with Ole Colony. Cajun brewing has a decent variety, but Parish is by far the top dog around here. But they're more than just IPA's. They have Reve Stout, Canebrake, Southcoast, the Fuzz, strawberry Canebrake, along with the great variety of IPAs.
Wife and I prefer the brunch buffet at Little Big Cup on Sundays. Definitely a neat place.
In regards to plantations and golfing. St. Francisville is a 1.5 hour drive with some neat plantations and The Bluffs are about a 20 min drive from downtown St. Francisville. I don't play golf, but my father-in-law really enjoyed playing there. It's a different look from some of your traditional South Louisiana courses.
Two words: HOUMAS HOUSE. Best plantation tour in the state and the grounds are absolutely gorgeous.
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