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- RRhondaBaton Rouge / Lafayette •2 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoOver all it was a great experience. We had great and knowledgeable wait staff. They were all both courteous and polite. It was our first time visiting and we were celebrating our 19th year Anniversary (Praise the Lord!) Our drink server shared what was good when we asked her opinion but then said that our waiter would be the one to answer any food questions as he was an expert in that area. She was right, he did an amazing job with suggesting items. We were not expecting an anniversary dessert nor the cotton candy. Both were a real treat! We had a really fun time. We will be back.More infoRuffino’s on the RiverPrice: Expensive• Steak• Lafayette•4.8
- RRandyBaton Rouge / Lafayette •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoEvery item from wine to meal to dessert was absolutely fantastic! Service was great!More infoMarcello's of LafayettePrice: Moderate• Italian• Lafayette•4.9
- TThadNew Orleans / Louisiana •4 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoGreat service, good, and drinks! It is a lively, smaller space, so I wouldn't suggest if you're looking for an intimate one-on-one conversation, but otherwise, highly recommend!More infoPark BistroPrice: Moderate• American• Lafayette•4.9
- MMonaNew Orleans / Louisiana •22 reviews5.0Dined on Mar 4, 2025Our waiter, Tate, was incredible. He was on top of everything. It was busy , yet Tate had orders, drinks, etc. taken care of for our party of 6. The restaurant has great atmosphere and my Baja tacos were delicious. It was a great way to spend Mardi Gras since weather had played a part of no outdoor activity.More infoSuperior Grill - LafayettePrice: Expensive• Mexican• Lafayette•4.7
- OTOpenTable DinerChicago / Illinois •1 review5.0Dined on Mar 3, 2025McKenzie was very helpful in accommodating our party.More infoRuth's Chris Steak House - LafayettePrice: Very Expensive• Steakhouse• Lafayette•4.8
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Lacombe is an area of Louisiana that has a lot of festivals, making it a great place to share good food and good times. The festivals let you get a taste of some of the local cuisine, but if you really want a taste of New Orleans, then seafood is a perfect choice. There is plenty of crab, shrimp, and crawfish to go around in this neighborhood. One of the most well-known sandwiches that you can find at a festival in this area is a crab po'boy. Cajun and Creole food are common in this area, but if you prefer something with a little less heat, there are also French and Italian options in the neighborhood.
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