Logan Farms Lafayette Announces Closing After Decades Of Serving Acadiana

A longtime staple in Lafayette’s food scene is preparing to say goodbye. Logan Farms has announced its Lafayette location will officially close on July 31, 2026, marking the end of an era for a business that has been part of countless family meals and celebrations.

The announcement was shared on the company’s Facebook page, urging customers to redeem any outstanding gift cards before the closing date.

A Local Favorite For Generations

For decades, Logan Farms has been known across Acadiana for its signature honey-glazed hams, often serving as the centerpiece for holidays, family gatherings, and special occasions.

The business also built a loyal following through its deli, offering quick lunch options, po-boys, and plate lunches.

Beyond walk-in customers, Logan Farms played a major role in catering and corporate events throughout the Lafayette area.

According to the company’s website, Logan Farms was founded in 1984 and built its reputation on hickory-smoked, spiral-sliced hams prepared with a low salt recipe and signature honey glaze.

Employees And Community Impact

When a business announces it is closing, it is never just about the food. It is also about the people behind the counter.

One employee shared that business has been especially busy since the closure announcement was posted, with many customers stopping in for what could be their final visit. He also noted his own 15-year tenure, while another manager has reportedly been with the company for more than 25 years.

Sources indicate that ownership has worked to provide employees with opportunities at other businesses ahead of the closure.

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Corporate Decision And Remaining Locations

Based on available information, the decision to close the Lafayette location was made at the corporate level. In recent years, several other locations, including Baton Rouge and Houston, have also shut down.

As of now, remaining Logan Farms locations appear to be limited, with Jackson, Mississippi and Alexandria, Louisiana among the last still operating.

A Final Chance For Customers

With just a few months remaining, longtime customers still have an opportunity to visit, enjoy familiar favorites, and get a bite of Logan Farms before the doors close for good.