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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray Finkle View Post
    Aside from Prejean's, what are some places I can bring some out-of-towners to experience traditional Cajun food?
    Where will you be primarily? Uptown / Downtown / Southside / Saints Streets / Upper Lafayette / West End

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    Quote Originally Posted by 60swerethebest View Post
    Downtown has a bright future in Lafayette. Need more living units.
    They're coming

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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.
    This is a big part of why Dat Dog is leaving.

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    No where specific really. Just whatever captures the authenticity best.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BlueDawg View Post
    Bon Temp Grill is best overall (non-chain) restaurant in Lafayette. Excellent food, causal, nice owners.
    I agree with MAT, this is not accurate. Not to say that I don't like the food but there are a number of places where the food is better. Bon Temps has a lot of seafood options and their seafood is not as good as Don's on Johnston in my opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray Finkle View Post
    Aside from Prejean's, what are some places I can bring some out-of-towners to experience traditional Cajun food?
    Don's on Johnston. Bon Temps as mentioned earlier is good as well. Cafe V if cost is not of major concern.

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    Always considered Riverside to be pretty an authentic cajun restaurant. That house salad always gets me.

    I like Bon Temp. Eat there regularly... I love the papusa's at La Pagua too tho.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray Finkle View Post
    No where specific really. Just whatever captures the authenticity best.
    Man, I’ll take a shot but that’s a hefty ask.

    Breakfast:
    Rusted Rooster (By far, the best around IMO)
    Cafe Des Amis (Breaux Bridge)
    Dwyer’s (DT)
    French Press (DT)
    Gary’s (Free Town)
    Acadian Superette (Free Town)

    Lunch:
    Spoonbill (DT)
    Dwight’s (Midtown)
    Country Cuisine (North Side)
    Laura’s II (Near Campus)
    Pop’s Poboys (DT)
    Rachel’s Cafe (Southside)
    Johnson’s (DT)
    Villager’s Cafe (West End)
    The Cajun Table (Southside)
    Cafe 329 (Midtown)
    Joey’s (Midtown)
    Hub City Dinner (Oil Center)
    Bon Temps (Oil Center)
    Cafe Bella (Oil Center)

    Plate lunches:
    Nunu’s (Youngsville)
    Champagne’s (Saints Streets)
    M & S Grocery (Upper Lafayette)
    Menard’s Cajun Grocery (Duson)
    Gary’s (Again)
    T-Coons (Southside)
    Creole Lunch House (North Side)
    Acadian Superette (Again)
    Earl’s (Southside)
    Glenda’s Creole Kitchen (Breaux Bridge)
    Poche’s (Poche Bridge)
    Veronica’s Cafe (Carencro)

    Just A Burger:
    Mandez’s (Midtown - Sneaky good food)
    Cankton Inn (on N HWY 93 - Cankton)
    Judice Inn (Of course)
    Broaddus Burger (Southside)
    Ground Pat’i (Midtown)
    Max’s Pool Hall (Southside)
    Fat Pat’s (West End)

    Dinner:
    Fezzo’s (Scott)
    Uncle T’s Oyster House (Scott)
    Don’s Seafood Hut (Midtown)
    Social Southern (Midtown)
    Ruffino’s (Not Cajun food - But great place)
    iMonelli (Italian - Creole / Midtown)
    Pat’s on the Levee (Breaux Bridge)
    Cafe Vermilion (Midtown)
    Cafe Josephine (Sunset)
    Riverside Inn (Southside)

    Places you’ll hear people talk about but should not waste your time:
    Zea
    Blue Dog Cafe
    Lil Big Cup
    Prejean’s
    Charlie G’s
    Randol’s
    LaFonda’s

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    Quote Originally Posted by anhil8tor View Post
    Always considered Riverside to be pretty an authentic cajun restaurant. That house salad always gets me.

    I like Bon Temp. Eat there regularly... I love the papusa's at La Pagua too tho.
    The papusa is their only saving grace!

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    Artwalk is also happening this Saturday evening. We always enjoy a good stroll through downtown and hit a restaurant afterwards.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post

    Places you’ll hear people talk about but should not waste your time:
    Zea
    Blue Dog Cafe
    Lil Tea Cup
    Prejean’s
    Charlie G’s
    Randol’s
    Never been to Charlie G’s or Tea Cup, but the others above 100% agree not to waste time at.

    Glad you mentioned Acadian Superette. I forgot that one in my list above. Owned by a really good, smart guy, who was also a walk-on for our football team years back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post
    Man, I'll take a shot but that's a hefty ask.

    Breakfast:
    Rusted Rooster (By far, the best around IMO)
    Cafe Des Amis (Breaux Bridge)
    Dwyer's (DT)
    French Press (DT)
    Gary's (Free Town)
    Acadian Superette (Free Town)

    Lunch:
    Spoonbill (DT)
    Dwight's (Midtown)
    Country Cuisine (North Side)
    Laura's II (Near Campus)
    Pop's Poboys (DT)
    Rachel's Cafe (Southside)
    Johnson's (DT)
    Villager's Cafe (West End)
    The Cajun Table (Southside)
    Cafe 329 (Midtown)
    Joey's (Midtown)
    Hub City Dinner (Oil Center)
    Bon Temps (Oil Center)
    Cafe Bella (Oil Center)

    Plate lunches:
    Nunu's (Youngsville)
    Champagne's (Saints Streets)
    M & S Grocery (Upper Lafayette)
    Menard's Cajun Grocery (Duson)
    Gary's (Again)
    T-Coons (Southside)
    Creole Lunch House (North Side)
    Acadian Superette (Again)
    Earl's (Southside)
    Glenda's Creole Kitchen (Breaux Bridge)
    Poche's (Poche Bridge)
    Veronica's Cafe (Carencro)

    Just A Burger:
    Mandez's (Midtown - Sneaky good food)
    Cankton Inn (on N HWY 93 - Cankton)
    Judice Inn (Of course)
    Broaddus Burger (Southside)
    Ground Pat'i (Midtown)
    Max's Pool Hall (Southside)
    Fat Pat's (West End)

    Dinner:
    Fezzo's (Scott)
    Uncle T's Oyster House (Scott)
    Don's Seafood Hut (Midtown)
    Social Southern (Midtown)
    Ruffino's (Not Cajun food - But great place)
    iMonelli (Italian - Creole / Midtown)
    Pat's on the Levee (Breaux Bridge)
    Cafe Vermilion (Midtown)
    Cafe Josephine (Sunset)
    Riverside Inn (Southside)

    Places you'll hear people talk about but should not waste your time:
    Zea
    Blue Dog Cafe
    Lil Tea Cup
    Prejean's
    Charlie G's
    Randol's
    Nice list.
    I would add The Brown Skillet. In Chevron? Corner of University and Pinhook. Great lunch, great people.
    Zorbas for Lebanese-Syrian-Greek.
    Steamboat Warehouse in Washington is off the beaten path but the food is good and the building and location is very cool.

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    No Blanchard's MAT?


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    Quote Originally Posted by anhil8tor View Post
    No Blanchard's MAT?
    Inexcusable omission by me. Blanchard’s for sure belongs on this list. I haven’t been there in a while though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragin4U View Post
    Nice list.
    I would add The Brown Skillet. In Chevron? Corner of University and Pinhook. Great lunch, great people.
    Zorbas for Lebanese-Syrian-Greek.
    Steamboat Warehouse in Washington is off the beaten path but the food is good and the building and location is very cool.
    I’ve never had Brown Skillet. I’ll check it out, for sure.

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