restaurants

An alliance of business owners has formed to help teach Louisiana business owners the proper way to disinfect their property.

The ATC will prioritize the processing of all applications received.

CJ And Jenn's Everything You Need To Know Wednesday, March 18, 2020

Here's a story that will hopefully spark a movement during these uncertain times.

Restaurants in the Acadiana area have the opportunity to serve the community using delivery service, carry-out counters and drive-thru windows.

Wildcat Brothers an Acadiana based distillery have purchased the iconic South Louisiana eatery.

The good news is, for the time being, owner Reggie Batiste is going to be focusing on his catering business.

Everything you need to know for the ultimate boiled crawfish dining experience.

Your favorite may be here as well as some you might not have guessed.

Some of your favorite dining spots are closing at an alarming rate.

Here is a list of restaurants that have Veteran's Day deals.

Brandon Hargrave, owner of the Covington franchise of Walk-Ons, has apologized for a recent Facebook rant that featured a video of African-American children taking candy from his front porch.

A few weeks ago we learned that Brother's on the Boulevard is closing its doors after more than 40 years in business. Now we're informed the Piccadilly Cafeteria location in the Lafayette Oil Center will close this Sunday, October 27. This is personal, and a little sad for me. I worked at both establishments as a young man.

If you are looking for a historic dining experience, we've got plenty to choose from here in the Bayou State

Three former table servers are suing owners and managers of an iconic Louisiana restaurant, claiming managers pressured them to work for no pay.

The former Hook & Boil will be occupied by a restaurant owned by a well - known Louisiana family.

Cheddar's Restaurant on Johnston Street confirms they have closed their doors.

Why would anyone ever eat at a chain restaurant in Louisiana when we have so many fabulous family owned dining choices?

Don't even think about it.

Are such surcharges illegal in the state of Louisiana?