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Lafayette Travel has officially launched the EatLafayette app, a new mobile tool designed to help locals and visitors discover, dine, and support Lafayette Parish’s locally owned restaurants. The free app is now available for download on both iOS and Android devices.
The EatLafayette app brings the best of Acadiana’s dining scene to users’ fingertips, featuring hundreds of locally owned eateries, special promotions, event listings, and curated food trails like the popular Po-boy Trail. Users can explore by cuisine, location, or experience, making it easier than ever to eat local and enjoy the unique flavors that define Lafayette.
The app builds on EatLafayette’s longstanding tradition of promoting the region’s vibrant culinary culture, giving locals and visitors an easy way to explore the tastes that make Lafayette one of the South’s top food destinations.
The EatLafayette app is free and available now in the App Store and Google Play.
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