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Lafayette, LA has the Cajun & Creole flavors you crave, along with the freshest in Louisiana Gulf seafood. New generations of chefs are putting an inventive spin on time-honored recipes using the freshest local ingredients making Lafayette, LA an incredible place to eat. Whether your table is set with a white tablecloth or a white paper napkin, you can be sure it’s going to taste incredible.
Why reserve tacos just for Tuesdays? Lafayette has a hidden street taco scene, and all you have to do is look just…
Research shows that eating more plant-based dishes and shying away from animal protein can be better for health and…
In Lafayette, the first pizza house was opened in 1957 by Mariano Alesi and his wife Bertha. While Alesi may be the…
One of the best perks of living in the South is the abundance of dining options no matter where you happen to visit…
We in Louisiana are natural-born brunchers. We essentially invented its modern form. Lafayette offers no shortage of…
Acadiana has been a melting pot of cultures since its early beginnings. French-Canadians immigrated…
With its close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, Lafayette is a parish where many restaurants serve up some of the finest…
Long before “farm-to-table” became a trend, Lafayette was already living it. In Lafayette, the term…
Albert "Buzzy" Besson owns and operates Barataria Beauties Oyster Farm in Grand Isle, Louisiana. His farm…
Follow along as we explore the restaurant scene of the winter's most sought-after seafood season - Gulf oysters!…
Lafayette's blog showcasing the food, music, culture and history at the heart of Cajun & Creole Country.
See All PostsLafayette's cuisine starts in France, even if it took a detour through Nova Scotia, Spain, and Africa to get here. That heritage still shows up on plates around town, not just…
Sports bring people together, and the most die-hard fans never forget where they were when their team won the World Series, the Super Bowl or the local tournament. Here in…
Louisiana BBQ has a name of its own, but in Lafayette? On another level. Sunday plate lunches are a weekly tradition adjacent to going to church, and there isn’t just one…
Ask ten people in Lafayette where to eat and you will get eleven answers, each delivered with total conviction. Take that as a sign of a city where nearly every family has a strong…
The city of Lafayette, LA is located in the center of Lafayette Parish at the intersection of I-10 and I-49 between New Orleans and Houston and only 35 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico.