Stopped in looking for some local sway, nice little shop with lots of gifts and souvenirs. This…read moreshop is definitely a one stop shopping experience for the "Raging Cajuns" and other Louisiana sport teams. There lots to look at cramped into a relatively small space and the prices are okay too. I ended up finding a refrigerator magnet for the RV which I thought represented the City of Lafayette well - Great friendly staff with plenty of parking out front...

Louisiana Hot Stuff is to Lafayette what Fleurty Girl is to New Orleans. This cute little shop is…read moreas local as it gets with amazing Cajun themed gifts, home decor, kitchen gadgets, hot sauce and even laundry soap. It's the place to shop in the Hub City for souvenirs and local art for tourists and locals. I first came in here for a mask during this pandemic because a coworker told me they had crawfish, crab and football themed ones handmade by a local artist. I ordered a couple and when they were ready I got a call to come in a pick them up. I fell in love with this little store and will be a regular for sure! I loved all the locally made art and just felt so much pride for my lovely city just browsing around in here. If you love local, you love Acadiana, you love Saints, LSU and UL football you will love Louisiana Hot Stuff.

Love this store! And the deli!! They have the best hamburgers and loaded fries! The employees are…read morereally nice and friendly! The meat selection is pretty cool and priced well! This little country store has everything you need! It is a little expensive as far as cigarettes and store items but it sure beats a trip to town!

LeJeune's Bakery has filled the streets of Jeanerette, Louisiana, with the amazing smell of…read morefresh-baked bread for more than a century and believe me this was the first thing I noticed after pulling in as I approached the small side entrance in the alley. This now sixth-generation family bakery continues to follow the same simple, time-tested process that began in 1884 and nothing besides the delicious products represents this more than the historic structure that houses this hometown specialty bakery. Nothing says Louisiana like a taste of this delicious french bread hot from the oven, from the crusty exterior and light velvety interior it's needs nothing to take you back in time although a slab of salted butter could take the experience over the top. The staff here is so friendly and accommodating and are eager to share a part of the history - it's like no other place I've been, it was definitely a joy to see a business still operating much as it did when it started more than 142 years ago, this is a rare and unique opportunity to not only see but actually taste a bite of history and tradition. This was definitely on my radar as a place to visit and a place I plan to return too when visiting the area.

This bakery has been in business for many yrs. Making fresh French bread that is so good, from a…read morereceipt that has been unchanged for many yrs. In my opinion, there is no product out there that could even come close to its quality & taste. Their bread & ginger cakes are heads & shoulders above any product available in stores. We are fortunate to have this bakery locally. The bakery's products are so delicious, they are 2nd to none.

A Cake to Remember is now called KK's, after a recent change in ownership…read more KK's specializes in high-end cake decorating, with some excellent examples of their workmanship on display in their windows near the entrance and inside. KK's also offers lunch fare, sandwiches, soups, and plate lunches. These have been good to very good. Their prices are a bit upscale, but the portions are always generous. They also have a variety of desserts available all of which have proven very good indeed. The service is always friendly and quick as well, and their restaurant space is always clean. Parking can be a little tight, but they are not far from Bouligny Plaza which is just a short walk from their front door. Give them a try!

Best coconut and red velvet cakes around been going there since the '70s Love the icing look…read moreforward to going to my grandmother's every Sunday cuz there was always a red velvet or coconut cake from guidry brings that great memories

My daughter and her family live in New Iberia. She came to St. Charles Parish to surprise me for my…read more60th birthday. Oh my gosh that was one of the best red velvet cakes I have tasted in a long time. The icing was just right not too sweet and the cake was so fresh .

We traveled from Abbeville to Maurice to come here after a recommendation to pick up a few items…read moreand to get what area residents say is the best boudin - that's quite a statement considering how many options there are to get this cajun delicacy. Well I can't be sure it's the best but it was definitely a hit at a local happy hour we attended and I thought it was delicious as well. This is a nice local grocer that's filled with quality products and staffed with a wonderful group of employees to ensure everyone has the best shopping experience. This is definitely one of the local's favorite places to shop being it was quite busy during our visit. The store is very clean and well maintained although the aisles seemed a little narrow compared to most grocery stores we frequent so there were a number of times we had to make a u-turns to accommodate on-coming carts maybe a few one way signs would help lol. This is definitely a store we would return to while in the area...

I've tried all the different new news in the Lafayette area and I like this one the most. It's…read moremodern clean and very nice. The staff are really hopeful and great. I asked about getting something in a smaller size and they told me that whatever I see on the shelf I can ask for them to make a single serving portion of and I thought that was really neat. I always look forward to coming to NuNu's because I never know what Cajun food I'll discover next, especially as someone who's not native to Louisiana.

Maverick fuel stop while traveling through Erath, Louisiana on my way to New Iberia for a day trip…read more Located right off LA14 this was a quick in and out stop. The pumps were well maintained and the tap to pay worked flawlessly the fuel prices were competitive, I did not go inside being everything worked perfectly at the pumps including the receipt dispenser. I did snap a photo of the old pay phone located on a pole next to the store's sign, it did have a phone line attached to it although I didn't see if it was still in service I probably wouldn't know how to operate it anyways - pretty cool and definitely nostalgic...

Wow! So worth the day trip. Seniors do not have to pay to park…read more The entire island is surrounded with the success of Tabasco.. Take the time to visit the salt mine, the gardens and of course the plant. Little shops are scattered along the road for You to stop in. The entire area shuts down at 5 pm so best to go earlier. We enjoyed the feel of a close knit community and friendly people.

We didn't see the bottling machines run on Sunday afternoon, but the whole place was surprisingly…read moreinteresting. The museum and the individual process buildings were interesting to see and understand the process. It was pretty quick to go through (buildings 1-9). I also liked the bamboo area. We tried the restaurant and bought some gifts at the store. All of the locations took about an hour to go through including the restaurant. The food was not bad at the restaurant however, we only ordered few items to sample. Of course, all Tabasco sauces were available to try which was really nice. There were some that I never seen, and I had to buy those for me later at the store. All in all, a very good experience. ALSO, we really enjoyed the garden. The admission is paid with the plant tour and you can walk or drive the trails. It was nice day and very few people were there. We really enjoyed the scenery at our own pace, I highly recommend it!