Thomas Duncan Hall was the perfect venue to hold our daughter and son-in-law's wedding. The staff…read morewas extremely friendly and helpful and made great suggestions as far as placement of chairs, flowers, etc. The two rooms for the bridal party were perfect and welcoming. The bride and groom were thrilled with how everything turned out.

We used the hall for our daughters wedding reception. The staff for very helpful and wonderful to…read morework with. Seeing the hall after the staff had set it up literally took my breath away! We would most definitely use the hall again!!

RatPak set up for our youngest daughters wedding and did a phenomenal job. They also were the…read morevenue and DJ for our oldest daughters wedding last year and it was fantastic. Highly recommend!

A hidden gem venue in the heart of downtown Lafayette. When you first walk into the building, it…read morelooks like an old hotel that someone gave you the wrong address to. Down a winding hallway and up a flight of stairs, the Rat Pak is a medium-large, long rectangular event space featuring two bars offset from the main space, a pretty tin ceiling, hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, and a gorgeous view of the courthouse from a wall of windows. For the event I attended, there were string lights strung over the seating and stage area that were very pretty. This would be the perfect place for a wedding reception, quinceañera, or other large party event. Employees were friendly, energetic, and seemed happy to be there. The bartenders at the smaller inner bar were especially friendly. The event I was there for was packed, and the bar line w/ one bartender moved pretty fast I would give 5 stars, but several of the employees (of the venue, not the event I was there for, as they seemed to be affiliated with the owner) were drinking heavily before and while working. one kept trying to get back in the bar line, and kept heckling guests to be allowed to cut in front of them. When he was checking tickets, after the event was already under way so the only people were attendees going to the bar or the bathroom, he was weirdly aggressive and was still drinking while doing it. People had wristbands, so it was 100% unnecessary to interact in this way. (purple dress-shirt, black vest, multicolored tie, short white man... his coworker, a white women in a glittery wrap dress who got up on stage to yell at people about where they were sitting was also drinking, and egged the drunk employee on while he was harassing guests in the bar line) People had wristbands, so it was 100% unnecessary.

This is an older hotel but appears to have been renovated…read more I had a king balcony room on the 8th floor. My room was fine, and the balcony was very nice. It was a clear evening so I was able to enjoy the balcony. This is a good location if you want to enjoy Downtown Lafayette. Plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance. While this hotel was ok I do prefer some of the other nearby hotels. I frequently work in Lafayette and have stayed in IHG and Marriott properties all over Lafayette.

Location is great if you want to be in the downtown area. Lafayette has a lot of fun nightlife…read more Upon entering the lobby, you get a distinct smell of natural gas. This was evident throughout the hotel during my stay. The lobby is a nice, comfortable place to meet up to relax and chat (except for that odor). The bar is nice as well. I haven't had a mixed drink there, so I can't make recommendations on that. Wine selection is average. The hotel was completely renovated approximately 2 years ago. Decor is new/modern. My room was clean and comfortable. They took out the pool when they did the renovation. There is still a small workout room. Now, why only 2 stars. In addition to the smell of gas throughout, I could not take a shower. Considering the new renovations, the state of the shower in my room was deplorable. And my room isn't the only one like that. We have associates that come in town and stay here. It is hit or miss on the showers depending on the room. Suites appear to have been completed with very nice showers and tubs so they typically try to book a suite. Regular rooms, all I can guess is they ran out of money??? I've posted pics for you. There are two other very nice hotels just across the river if you want to be in the downtown area. You'll pay a little more, but at least you'll be able to shower.

I loved the restaurant here but I'm so sad that they're indefinitely closed for the time being…read more They have an amazing orange creamsicle drink and you can't go wrong with any of their entrees. I really hope they reopen soon!

Had I read no reviews before coming here, I'd have wondered why all of Greater Lafayette isn't…read moreeating here. We had dinner here and the entire experience was fantastic. Reservations were simple to make online. We were greeted with a menu and an excellent wine and cocktail list. With very few other diners, we were treated to the best seat in the house with a view of flowering spring trees through neogothic windows. Another couple was enjoying a glass of wine on the porch, while another was exploring the interior of this fantastic Victorian mansion. Service and ambience were both amazing thoughout -- this is truly a unique dining experience. We had the langoustine cakes and the soup of the day, both great starts bursting with flavor and texture. We had the hangar steak and pork chop for entrees, paired with a well structured Zinfandel. The pork chop was particularly outstanding, owing both to the quality of the ingredient and expert preparation, paired with just-sweet enough parsnip puree, rainbow carrots, blistered grapes, and carmelized onion. The hangar steak was impeccably presented, cooked to temperature, and most important, a very delicious cut of well aged beef. For dessert we had a lemon-lavender mousse bombe, again as well presented as it was delicious. The tart lemon pop rocks on top were tge perfect touch and sheer nostalgic pleasure. We finished our evening with a self tour of the mansion, and carried home half of our amply portioned meals to enjoy as leftovers. Lafayette's best kept secret. Meals as memorable as the historic setting.

On11/15 at my Sister repast. We needed two more table. The lady who was working was very rude,…read morerolling her eye, not answering people questions and unprofessional. Said guest was outside drinking and smoking weeds in parking lot. It's against the law. She will call police and shut repast down. She walked around with mean look on face and bad attitude. You can tell she didn't want us there. Not enough food, Some guest didn't eat. Come to find out she was the cook. Needed a manager on to talk and act professional. After two hours we up and left. Music couldn't go up higher. I'm from Syracuse, NY.

We had a small wedding of about 75. The food was the best. Service was number one. Could not ask…read morefor better. Cost was good. None better in Lafayette area

Highly recommend this place! Glad we didn't listen to the reviews because we had a great time, had…read moregreat service and their wine is so good! Brent and Joe were great hosts!

Wildcat Creek is set out in the countryside. The place is peaceful and relaxing. During non…read moreconstruction times it is t too difficult to find. You will find lots of parking on the back side of the winery. It is a long and up hill walk to get to the front entrance. Once inside you will find a small area that is nicely decorated and welcoming. The interior is full of attractive wood work. The wine tasting bar is very small. The staff here is very nice and helpful. They were very engaging and pleasant to talk with. You will find some indoor seating in the sun room that is very inviting. The seating outside in the porch is very relaxing and tranquil. You will find a very limited selection of finds. You will be disappointed if you are a dry wine drinker as there is one red and one wonderful choice. But wines were nice but not outstanding. There is a refrigerator with blocks or cheese and meat if that interests you. You will need to buy a whole block of cheese, package of meat and box of crackers. They do not have any prepared trays available. There is no other food available as well. This is disappointing in the modern winery day and age.

Lafayette Theater does it all, with the possible exception of theater. Just go to their website:…read more http://lafayettetheater.com/ and see what they've got coming up. One ongoing event that's definitely worth checking out is the Tuesday Dinner & Movie night. For $15, you get a candlelit dinner (catered by Scanoli's Cajun and BBQ Restaurant, across the street) and a classic movie. These days, the movie alone would cost you $10! And that means that the $5-dinner, already very good on the palate, was also quite gentle on the wallet. They also show Monday night football on the big screen. Moreover, for most of these events, the bar is open, which means you can enjoy a drink while you watch the movie. Tell me, where else in the US can you do that! I'm sure such places exist, but they're few and far between. For what it's worth, you can also rent out the space for events such as receptions and weddings. I haven't yet been there for something like that. But if it's handled anywhere near as well as the movie night, I'm already a fan.

First Mummies show! Great show...I had heard this is closing soon. Only downfall...bathrooms…read more Otherwise...great show.

If you're into playing some vintage video games then definitely give this place a shot. $20 is a…read morevery reasonable price for all you can play games and if you're in the mood then have yourself a little drink. Definitely a place I'd check out if you're looking for fun in the area.

This was our second time staying here and we had a wonderful visit like the first. The room was…read morespotless and cozy, the food was delicious and amenities are an added plus! Andrew is an amazing chef and Elizabeth is a fantastic hostess!

We have traveled all summer with Luke playing golf and stayed at some wonderful places. The…read moreWhittaker Inn set a new standard of excellence. Elizabeth, the Owner, was so gracious and helpful. We were there for a full week. The spacious rooms were very clean, the property was well maintained, the staff were very friendly and Tom's cook to order breakfast was awesome. We were in town for the Junior PGA golf tournament and it was so nice to have a hearty breakfast every morning to start on a good note. Squeezed in a couple games of pool and had a delicious filet for dinner on our last night there. We loved getting to know Chip too. Obviously I highly recommend The Whittaker Inn.