I really enjoy the red beans with sausage, paired with fresh fried chicken and two pieces of…read morecornbread. The cozy space and welcoming ambiance create such a warm, family-like vibe that I love every time I visit. The food is delicious, and the service makes me feel right at home--it's like being part of a big family. And I always treat myself to one of their cakes because they're so good! Soft, moist, and freshly made, I really hope they taste fresh every time.

great customer service from Emma.The food was also great. they have some good cooking chefs.I'll…read moredefinitely be coming here again soon.

It was a pleasure to experience the atmosphere of Greystone Country Club! The event staff were…read moreextremely friendly and made sure that all guests were well taken care of throughout the day. If you're planning a wedding in the area, be sure to take a look at this beautiful country club.

Awesome! Cool laid back with friendly people and staff! Can't wait to win the blackout! Having a…read moreblast trying!

Would not recommend bringing your children to this facility unless you want to be…read moreharrassed/ridiculed for any noise they make. I was humilated about my 2 year old crying for less than a minute, prior to games even starting. My child is very well behaved & I myself have zero tolerance of her disturbing others. I handled the situation in the restroom immediately after & was still met with the "resource officer" minutes later informing me we'd have to leave if she made any more noise. Completely humiliated my friend & I. I completly understand some parents let their children run wild & have no shame, but lets not ridicule the ones that actually do care & show compasion towards others expectations. *Also no changing table in the restrooms*

The Capitol Park Museum is definitely worth a visit…read more There are some genuinely interesting exhibits, and it does a good job showcasing Louisiana's history and culture. It's engaging enough to spend a solid amount of time exploring, especially if you're already visiting other museums in the area. That said, certain parts of the museum felt a bit repetitive - almost like carbon copies of exhibits you might see at the Old State Capitol or other nearby museums. If you're doing multiple stops, you might notice some overlap. Still, the admission is very affordable, which makes it an easy and worthwhile stop overall.

Honestly, I had high hopes, but I should have known better. The state of LA has a rich history of…read morebeing part of the Deep South so I'm not sure why I expected anything elevated, learned, recognized, or truthful to be here. The museum is cheap to get into, can be completed in less than 2 hours and is technically geared more towards school age, but since it was our first time in the state capitol I figured it was worth the visit. I actually found myself crying, actual tears, in the middle of a museum for how poorly done the entire portion on slavery was. If ever there was a chance for a state to tell the real story, the real history, this would be it and that isn't what happens here. At EVERY turn there was some watered down version of how slaves "benefited" or "learned skills" and I was horrified. There was an entire section dedicated to slavery and not one school field trip was visiting that section and there were at least 2 buses of kids in the location. Let me be clear though, when I say a section was dedicated to slavery they did not tell the full story or the truth and they didn't even try! The one highlight was learning the history of mardi gras upstairs, but it was very Krewe heavy and I want to believe there's more history to learn there as well.

While searching for something to do in BR for the weekend, I came across this event. I attended the…read moreFriday night show at the downtown library. Very entertaining and engaging. Seating was limited in person due to social distancing requirements, however, there was a virtual experience option. I will definitely return next year if available. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the event was held in a room with no food or drinks allowed with no breaks.

Stumbled upon this gem of a museum and garden. We enjoyed the displays from earlier settlers and…read morethe tools used to survive the rural areas of Louisiana. The reconstruction of the homes that were actually at the those properties were done with care and accuracy. Seeing the plantation area along with the displays on daily life showed some truths and acknowledgement on what life was like for both owners and slaves. I was amazed to see that most of the cabins were multiple generations, sharecroppers and later school houses. This museum has many items that all Louisianan's need to experience and explore. The gardens are well kept and beautiful. We save various birds, bugs and snakes to keep an eye out while exploring. Bug spray, water and sunscreen should all be brought if planning a trip.

We attended the Zapp's Beerfest here which was an outside event. It was a great event and very…read moreorganized. There were MANY police officers around so I felt very safe! I feel that they should've had music at this event and more food booths. Music would have enhanced the experience. Uber and Lyft both struggled to find this place for pick up and drop off, which was a little frustrating.

Difficult to find, unusual entrance from the main lobby, and slightly uncomfortable art work (not…read morewhy I left 3 stars). From within the Shaw center, you will have to walk through solid double doors to walk down an odd hallway towards the Glassell Gallery. This hallway is like a service hallway that seems as if you are entering a staff only zone. You can hear workers cussing at each other and bickering. There is an entrance to the gallery from the outside that is less confusing but you have to exit the Shaw Center and walk around. Art is subjective! This is only an observation...this was the only area of the Shaw Center that had non-kid friendly material. I'm not saying the material shouldn't be present BUT immediately upon entering this exhibit, there is very sexual content in video form being displayed and further in fully naked photos. As a teacher, had I brought students, we would have had to turn around a leave...maybe have some kind of warning since all other exhibits here did not contain this kind of work. Otherwise, I was immediately greeted and offered help upon entering and there was interesting and thought evoking material.

I pass this place daily on my commute to work. Every now and then when I'm feeling lucky I'll stop…read moreby... The casino itself is connected to a convenience store so there is plenty of parking. It is also a truck stop with truck parking in the rear, diesel pumps and a truckers lounge... But back to the casino. Upon entering the building you are greeted by a security guard... Have those ID's ready. While you have your ID out go ahead and scan it for the frequent players club. You can rack up points that you are able to trade in for free money to use in the casino. Each day of the week there are different perks for player club members, such a plinko, raffles, double point days and $5 free play!! There are plenty of machines to choose from. The chairs are big and comfortable. Minutes after sitting down a waitress will come by and ask if you would like free soft drinks. There is also a table in the back with free Community coffee that you can make yourself with several flavors of cream. Bathrooms are clean, employees are friendly... I definitely recommend stopping by if you are in the area. You never know you may walk away a winner!!