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travelmag.com
12 Must-Try Restaurants In Lafayette, Louisiana Food Lovers Can’t Stop Talking About
Lafayette is the kind of city where lunch can teach you almost as much as a museum, especially when smoky boudin, stuffed turkey wings, and serious plate lunches are involved. The food feels personal here, shaped by family recipes, local habits, and a deep affection for Cajun cooking. Some restaurants...
theadvocate.com
Meet the family behind Masala, a Lafayette institution for 20 years: ‘Love in every bite’
For 20 years, Shashi and Surinder Gupta have introduced Acadiana diners to North Indian cuisine at Masala Indian Kitchen, serving dishes such as chicken tikka masala, tandoori shrimp and aloo gobi. But the restaurant grew out of something the couple had done for years at their Lafayette home: cooking traditional...
The Daily Advertiser
Lafayette restaurant cited for critical violations, Sept. 28-Oct. 5
The Daily Advertiser information for the week of Sept. 28 to Oct.5 from the Louisiana Department of Health. The top three addresses with the most critical violations in Lafayette Parish are listed, along with an explanation of the findings. All restaurants on the list had at least two critical violations. According to the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, uncorrected critical violations are more likely to contribute to food contamination or illness. Less serious violations are not directly related to foodborne illness but could become hazardous if uncorrected. The Louisiana Department of Health's retail food health inspections dashboard includes a history of each establishment's inspection reports. Inspections should be considered a "snapshot" and might not always reflect an establishment's day-to-day operations and overall condition. Violations fall into two main categories: critical and non-critical. Critical violations are more likely to contribute directly to food contamination or illness if left uncorrected. Non-critical violations are not directly related to the cause of foodborne illness but could become critical if left uncorrected. The DHH dashboard is updated daily; however, there is a seven-day delay between when inspections are made and posted online. Check eatsafe.la.gov for the most recent inspection information available and information on
KLFY.com
DDA opposes new tech venue at former Bliss nightclub site
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — Quintin Borel, the man who is seeking to open Plush Syndicate, a tech-focused entertainment and event space, at the former site of Bliss nightclub at 201 Jefferson Street in downtown Lafayette. The proposal faces opposition from the Downtown Development Authority, which has raised concerns regarding...
Timeless Dishes
Acadiana Eats Festival Opens October 23 in Scott With Local Restaurants and a Two-Day Format
Acadiana Eats Festival returns to Scott, Louisiana, October 23–24 with free admission, local food vendors, live music and Best of the Fest voting. The post Acadiana Eats Festival Opens October 23 in Scott With Local Restaurants and a Two-Day Format appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
wbrz.com
West Baton Rouge Council votes to rezone warehouse for development of Community Coffee distribution facility
PORT ALLEN — The West Baton Rouge Parish Council voted to rezone a former warehouse in Port Allen for the development of a new coffee processing and distribution facility for Community Coffee. The council on Thursday unanimously voted to rezone the old Conn's Warehouse from an Industrial Transitional Industrial...
theadvocate.com
theadvocate.com
Sushi restaurant to open in old Drago's space. Here's what we know.
The former Drago’s restaurant site that recently changed hands will house a sushi restaurant. Umiya Sushi, which has locations in Texas, will move into the building at 3151 Johnston St. likely next summer, said Sophie Zhoa, whose firm Beyond Realty represented the buyer in the deal. The restaurant, which...
digbr.com
Brothers, Brisket and Stuffed Potatoes: Cou-Yon's BBQ Brings Cajun-Meets-Texas Smoke to Port Allen
Paul and Michael Mladenka like to laugh, but they don't joke around about what leaves their kitchen. The brothers founded Cou-Yon's in 2009, and today their home base is a sit-down restaurant on the west side of the river in Port Allen. Two traditions on one plate. Cou-Yon's blends South...