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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    This is the only restaurant listed I would not go to. Like TTMW said, he would be safe, comfortable and full of good food even if he never gets in a car once at the Juliet.
    Well let’s hear your top restaurants then....no chains!
    Another solid choice is Cafe Vermillionville.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 60swerethebest View Post
    Downtown has a bright future in Lafayette. Need more living units.
    Except the trash in the streets on Sunday morning is kind of depressing. Stay away from the underpass,. The trash and homeless in the street is disturbing. The homeless people sleeping in the front of the old Lafayette hardware store and Cap. One bank building is shocking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HelmutVII View Post
    Except the trash in the streets on Sunday morning is kind of depressing. Stay away from the underpass,. The trash and homeless in the street is disturbing. The homeless people sleeping in the front of the old Lafayette hardware store and Cap. One bank building is shocking.
    Avoid that area altogether. There is an unplanned speed bump that 4 administrations have refused to fix.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    I am fired and unemployable if that is the standard.
    That covers it.

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    The French Press used to be well thought of, not any more?


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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunAmos View Post
    The French Press used to be well thought of, not any more?
    Hasn’t changed, still awesome.

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    Sunny’s rice and noodle on Johnston has the only Korean barbecue in Lafayette if you’re looking for something different. Also, Edie’s on Pinhook has some of the best biscuits. Randol’s has live music and dancing, although I haven’t been post corona.


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    Quote Originally Posted by AnotherHebert View Post
    Sunny’s rice and noodle on Johnston has the only Korean barbecue in Lafayette if you’re looking for something different. Also, Edie’s on Pinhook has some of the best biscuits. Randol’s has live music and dancing, although I haven’t been post corona.
    Sunny's is closed

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnotherHebert View Post
    Sunny’s rice and noodle on Johnston has the only Korean barbecue in Lafayette if you’re looking for something different. Also, Edie’s on Pinhook has some of the best biscuits. Randol’s has live music and dancing, although I haven’t been post corona.
    Eddie's fried catfish. No s h i t!

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    Darn, well I guess Khan’s Mongolian grill on Pinhook. You can add T-Coons to the list too if that hasn’t already been mentioned.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 60swerethebest View Post
    Which one. Social or Bon Temps. If Bon Temps food not in your top twenty you’re fired.
    Social by a mile. Especially if you’re a ‘farm to table’ type. And if you like ‘hair of the dog‘ on Sunday mornings. I’ve never had anything there I didn’t like. Best salads in Lafayette.

    I’m genuinely surprised by the Bon Temps love. I didn’t mean to knock them, just seemed perfect that a tourist would pick them as the best in town. They have OK food. My experience has always been, meh, OK.

    This Bon Temps discussion is starting to mirror the La Pagua zealotry. Never understood it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunAmos View Post
    The French Press used to be well thought of, not any more?
    That’s one, of those listed here I’ve been to, I would classify as overrated.

    Jay said it right, though, OP could opt not to get in a vehicle to eat well during his stay. However, if hopping in one to head out, I’d put T-Coons, Bon Temps, Riverside Inn and Poseidon’s down as good options.

    Social does have a good atmosphere, but I’m not crazy about the entrees. And I might get blasted for bringing this one up, but Don’s Seafood Hut on Johnston does have a nice bar atmosphere, well made adult beverages by friendly bar tenders, and I’ve honestly never had a bad meal there.

    Definitely gotta get the stuffed grilled cheese sandwich at Johnson’s Boucaniere, and that can be achieved via walking. I like mine with their boudin and BBQ sauce.

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    The smoked fried chicken with a sweet potato biscuit from Social is one of the best dishes in town. Add a side of mac and cheese and it's a religious experience.


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    Quote Originally Posted by talktomewillis View Post
    The smoked fried chicken with a sweet potato biscuit from Social is one of the best dishes in town. Add a side of mac and cheese and it's a religious experience.
    amen to that. Social is a really nice place both to have a few drinks and have a great meal.

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    Aside from Prejean's, what are some places I can bring some out-of-towners to experience traditional Cajun food?


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