Lafayette is known for its rich culinary scene, from Cajun flavors to fine dining and family-friendly spots that cater to every occasion. Whether you're traveling with a large group, attending a convention, or here for a sports tournament, finding a restaurant that can comfortably accommodate your…
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With its close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, Lafayette is a parish where many restaurants serve up some of the finest Gulf seafood delicacies. Each place has a dish they excel in, from great fried catfish and spicy boiled crawfish to gumbo. There are hole-in-the-wall drive-thrus to high-end…
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Six miles southeast of Lafayette lies the city of Broussard, routinely one of Louisiana's fastest-growing modern cities. But it began when merchant Valsin Broussard arrived during the cold winter of 1784. The descendant of Joseph "Beausoleil" Broussard, an Acadian hero, Valsin named the place Cote…
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