I read about this store on the Lafayette tourism website and have been wanting to come for some…read moretime now. The store holds two stores in one. Half romantic books that highlights the dark, LGBTQIA+ and then your regular romance novels. I am not allowed to purchase any books at the moment, but I will be back once I am allowed to once again. The other half is a sweets bakery. I got two of the macaroons and an iced coffee. The prices were very reasonable, the coffee very good, and the service was amazing. Their restroom was so cute, I had to take a picture! And they had feminine hygiene products in case there is a need!

Lovely venue and intriguing conversation…read more Delicious desserts and signature drinks The group that attended were both respectful and shared a sense of play

The ladies working were all friendly and definitely on the ball. Showed up at schedule appt…read moretime and took care of what I had to within 15 minutes. Overall a good visit, they do need to answer the phone when you call.

I had a few Christmas packages to mail and stopped in here on my lunch break. This is a very small…read morebut fully functioning post office. They close for lunch at 1pm and reopen at 2. There is only one employee in here at any given time and there were about 4 people in line. The line moved quickly and the employee was super nice. Even though it's small you can do anything at this post office you need. Pick up stamps, mail parcels, change your address. There is also a drop box right in front and another one in the large lot of this huge shopping center. If you need anything post office related and don't want to brave one of the main branches try this one in Ambassador Row.

This is a nice, small, local post office just a few quick minutes from Lafayette in Maurice…read more I prefer to drive here than to wait in line in Lafayette and the service here is very friendly and helpful. If you are on the West side of Lafayette or within the immediate area, stop here and experience some home town friendliness. Enjoy!

They made me realize that I cannot merge my socials because they are two different people!read more

The Breaux Bridge library offers amazing services to such a small town. Excellent selection of…read morefiction and non-fiction books, as well as audio novels, DVDs, and CDs. The staff is very helpful. Wi-Fi is a bit dodgy though.... the genealogy room is the one place it works best. All this being said, this place is about to get a face lift starting at the first of the year. Supposedly, the library is being upgraded as far as the building itself, but at the time of this review, I am not certain as to the extent of the upgrades. The current building, as it is, is fairly old. The one complaint I had about this place is that other than the book drop out front, there is actually no indication from the outside that this is the library. There is no sign or lettering, and were it not for the phone book listing, I might not have easily found this place. Besides this, a decent place for all your information and media needs. But in need of some structural upgrade and definitely needs to have a sign out front indicating that it is indeed the library.

The first review was written before the library renovations. I'm pleased to sat that the new…read morelibrary is bigger, brighter, and much more inviting than before. There's a quiet reading area where the magazines are located, and a good sized Young Adult area in addition to the adult and juvenile function. I like biographies and there are plenty of those two. I could hardly believe what a handsome facility it is for such a small town -- and always several friendly staff members on hand to help you.

Long time ago before I moved to New York City from Louisiana, when my grandmother was still alive,…read moreour grandfather had this little "crawfish shack" (fishing cabin) near Breaux Bridge. I miss them so much. They were the best grandparents ever. My nanny was always cooking & needing fresh seafood, a fabulous Chef & my pawpaw always gave us $5 bucks & let us go fishing at his crawfish shack in Breaux Bridge. It wasn't unusual to have a crawfish shack or a fishing shack back in those days, everyone had one. In Louisiana, everyone learns to fish, go crabbin & has a favorite crawfish hole. They don't call Louisiana "sportsman paradise" for nothing lol Everyone goes fishing. Those were the days, my friend, those were the days. Anyhoo, moi, my brother & his BF would always go over to Breaux Bridge to pawpaw's crawfish shack "fishing" lol mostly we were drinking grandpaws beer or helping ourselves to a bottle of grandmas Montrachet, always gettin into all kinds of trouble, but we spent a great deal of time there, such an enchanted place full of natural beauty, aquatic ecological wonderment & of course, fantastic crawfish. Till this day I love fresh seafood, that's where my love of fresh seafood began, right here in Breaux Bridge. Breaux Bridge is not just a bridge it's also a cool little town. Just a tiny place, less than 7 square miles & has less than 8 thousand people living there. It has a tiny downtown, but a enormously interesting torrid history. A great read & I highly suggest researching its history if you are interested in Louisiana history & how Breaux Bridge, became the legendary Crawfish capital of the world. The quick background story about Breaux Bridge; in 1765 a man named Firmin Breaux arrived & built the first "foot bridge" for his family for easy crossing, then later on in 1817, Firmin's son Agricole built the first vehicular bridge. Breaux Bridge is also where the crawfish festival is located/held each year. If you haven't been to The Crawfish festival you don't know what your missing. By 1959, the Louisiana legislature officially designated Breaux Bridge as "la capitale mondiale des écrevisses" AKA "The Crawfish capital of the world." Another great thing about Breaux Bridge, "la capitale mondiale des écrevisses" is that they have amazing French food, duh! Less than 7 square miles, less than 8 thousand people & you can find the BEST Cajun food on the planet here. There are several Cajun restaurants near Breaux Bridge that will knock your freakin socks off. I always find a reason to visit. Mostly bc I am hungry! Lol I feel so blessed to have experienced this place, I got to grow up in two fantastic American cities, New Orleans & New York City, loved every second livin in the big Apple. Loved living over seas, loved living in Florida, Texas, Oklahoma etc., However, still to this day, nothing, anywhere, can compare to "la capitale mondiale des écrevisses" There is no place like home. "Miss you so much Nanny & pawpaw." Highly recommend.

Best city in Louisiana. Please come on down. If you watch news, I recommend KLFY 10 (Cox Channel…read more11).

Despite DJT's attempt to kill it off by putting the head of a competitor in charge who the…read moreproceeded to close down mail- sorting machines, lay off workers and otherwise sabotage the USPS, it still does a pretty good job of moving mail around the world at pretty modest prices. If he finally succeeds in killing it off this time around, we will all feel the impact of higher delivery costs due to the lack of competition. Oh and you who are expecting lower taxes as a result...remember that the USPS is a HUGE USA employer and the unemployment benefits and hit on the USA budget and economy as those employees are no longer earning taxable wages and buying products will be devastating.

I had some holiday packages to mail and kept putting it off because I knew how long the lines would…read morebe. Someone mentioned how the Broussard branch was always empty and it is close to my house so I decided to go here. Not only was it fairly empty (two people ahead of me and the line moved swiftly) the employee was so sweet and personable. This was around noon on a Tuesday before Christmas so I expected a zoo with grumpy zoo keepers. I was very pleasantly surprised and will definitely be doing all of my post office business here from now on. It's right off of Hwy 90, but taking the back way via Morgan Avenue will save you the traffic headache if Hwy 90 is busy.