restaurants

We found out where to find the best bread/rolls in Acadiana.

There were almost 1400 health violations by Lafayette Parish restaurants in the month of August.

One man says that '3.5 stars is the sweet spot for authentic Chinese food', and begins to explain his theory by talking about P.F.Chang's.

Even though the restaurant wasn't in the best part of the city, it looked clean and decent enough for a burger—boy, was I wrong.

Here are the top 5 places to get a margarita in Lafayette.

Bourrée Restaurant in Youngsville has announced that they are eyeing a March 2022 opening date. The restaurant that took Acadiana by storm has been closed for about 10 months due to a small fire that took place on February 26, 2021.

Youngsville is growing fast and there is a report that another fan favorite is headed that way to Sugar Mill Pond.

We asked waiters, waitresses, and bartenders about the things we as customers do that really grind their gears. Don't be surprised if you see yourself in some of their answers.

There are some great restaurants that are no longer in Lafayette. Some that were childhood favorites of mine. Others I wish I had been able to try out for myself.

The popular event was supposed to kick off on July 26, but had to cancel this year due to extreme labor shortages in the restaurant industry

If you go to Florida's Emerald Coast, then try some of my favorite dining destinations in the area.

P.F. Chang's already has locations in the New Orleans area and the Baton Rouge area; it only makes sense that Lafayette would be next on their list.

The restaurant is hosting a job fair today in hopes of hiring 50 employees for their July re-opening.

The celebrity chef brought a worldwide spotlight to Louisiana cuisine when he opened his first restaurant in 1990

The “Shot for a Shot” campaign will offer a free alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink to Louisiana citizens who get the COVID-19 vaccination

Governor John Bel Edwards is encouraging operators of Louisiana restaurants, bars, catering companies and other food-related establishments to register for the U.S. Small Business Administration's new Restaurant Revitalization Fund.

Two things the people in Louisiana love are FOOTBALL and FOOD.

The Baton Rouge-based barbeque joint could be moving into Acadiana within the next year and a half.

Reviewers will now have the ability to leave feedback on whether restaurants are following COVID health and safety practices

Applications for those bar owners wanting to transition their establishments into restaurants are available online.