Monday through Thursday, and Murph’s Olde Tyme Snowball Stand is open from April through September right behind the grocery.
Weekly specials include $6 whole po’boys starting at 5 p.m. Topping TripAdvisor’s list of “Top 10 Bargain Dining Restaurants,” Olde Tyme is the place for po’boys and snowballs in Lafayette, this grocery dates to 1982. Gluten-free and low-carb options are available as well. This brunch favorite downtown serves an Acadian Breakfast Sandwich with bacon, egg, cheese and boudin on grilled Evangeline Maid Texas toast, in addition to dishes like Grits & Grillades and chicken and waffles, along with flavored mimosas.Īuthentic Italian cuisine can be found at this Ambassador Caffery spot, with specialty pizzas, calzones, pastas, salads and sandwiches on the menu. Fezzo’s has three locations to serve you in Acadiana. Specializing in seafood, steak and even offering an oyster bar. Rated the best Cajun restaurant for the ninth year in a row by Times of Acadiana, Fezzo’s is a wonderful place to eat. One of Lafayette’s oldest establishments, Don’s Seafood Hut on Johnston Street is known for its charbroiled oysters, hush puppies, gumbo, bisque, seafood platter and seafood dinners.
Known for its stuffed bread and homestyle plate lunches, this off the radar spot has been serving local favorites like chicken fricassee, red beans and sausage and catfish coubillion for close to 30 years. Muffalettas, falafel, gyros, kibbi, grape leaves and more traditional dishes make up the menu. Lafayette has no shortage of Greek and Lebanese influence, and one of the best places to experience it is by having lunch at this deli and grocery. Keep an eye out for resident ghosts while sampling some crawfish beignets, turtle soup or Steak Louis XIII. Located on the site of Lafayette’s first inn, this local institution features historic architecture, elegant cuisine and an outdoor courtyard.
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A Sunday brunch buffet is also served with live music and free mimosas. Menu favorites from Chef Ryan Trahan - crowned 2018 King of Louisiana Seafood - include seafood wontons, crawfish bisque, crabmeat tortilla salad, crawfish enchiladas and honey-glazed duck. For a side of local art by the late George Rodrigue with your Cajun cuisine, look no further than this Pinhook spot.
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