Things to do it Louisiana

[DRettele]

Crawfish bisque at Don's Seafood

[antonlsu]

Go see Mike the tiger & the LSU campus!

[Cajun Blake]

Go see Mike the tiger & the LSU campus!

[Slew]

If I can get the peeps up early enough Sunday to head home we might do brunch at Cafe Des Amis in Breaux bridge on the way home. I timed my trip down around missing rush hour traffic in BR. We blew through there. Our only traffic on he way down was on 20 in Texas. Kilgore and Waskom!


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[Cajun Blake]

If I can get the peeps up early enough Sunday to head home we might do brunch at Cafe Des Amis in Breaux bridge on the way home. I timed my trip down around missing rush hour traffic in BR. We blew through there. Our only traffic on he way down was on 20 in Texas. Kilgore and Waskom!

CDA shut down probably 2 years ago for renovations and never re-opened

PM me if you need recommendations on what/where to eat

[Slew]

CDA shut down probably 2 years ago for renovations and never re-opened

PM me if you need recommendations on what/where to eat

Well that sucks. I wanted some turtle soup!![emoji22]


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[Black Ice]

Things to do it Louisiana

Lafayette is known for it's food, festivals, culture, and music. Here are some options if you have 3-4 hours to burn: Children's and/or Science Museum (both downtown), tour Avery Island where Tabasco sauce is made (25 min. South on Hwy 90 near New Iberia), Swamp Tours to see alligators and old cypress trees (Henderson area - just before you get on Basin Bridge - 15 miles East of Laffy), visit Acadian Village or Vermillionville which are replicas of Lafayette in the 1800's where the Cajun people settled after their exile/genocide from Nova Scotia, Rock-n-Bowl … downtown on Jefferson St. , more of a adult friendly place to drink, listen to live music, and meet members of the opposite sex who want to bump uglies [emoji33] ,

Baton Rouge - BR has respectable food but sadly not much else from a visitors or tourist standpoint. Bass Pro Shop is 8 miles east of BR on I-12 heading towards Hammond/FLA

There’s North Baton Rouge. It would be like touring a 3rd world country but you don’t have to leave the country.




There will be a top golf soon.
L'Auberge is fun if you like to gamble.





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[Kmart49]

Avery Island is definitely worth the short detour!

[dbaio1]

Also near Avery Island - Tabasco is Jefferson Island Rip Van Winkle Gardens.

[Greenheadless]

WWII museum in New Orleans, but your could spend a couple days there.

[Grumpy1911]

Try not to even slow down at Baton Rouge.... Stop at Lafayette. Way better options.

[locknload]

Eat some catfish and red beans with rice

[BigThicketBoy]

Leave and go back to Texas

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[LlanoHunter10]

Visit Port Fourchon!!!

[tps7742]

Say what you want about folks from Louisiana, they know how to have fun.