Great little wine shop where there's no shortage of little treasures to be had! A fun tasting and…read morea great cheese selection too! Be sure to arrange for a private tasting if you can!

Phillipe's is a fantastic store whether you are a novice wine drinker or have honed your pallet for…read moreyears. All of the staff know their products and can give you good recommendations based on other things you liked. If you have a budget, their recommendations stay firmly within it; they do not try to upsell you to the next price level. They have a decent selection of craft beers and spirits. They also have a terrific selection of French cheeses tucked away in the back of the store in the coolers. I highly recommend their free wine tasting if you are bored and have nothing to do on a Friday night (5-7pm).

8 years ago, I gave Parish brewing only 4 stars because their tap room was too small. Well, they…read morehave improved it and made it a little bigger during that time but it's still too small. Alas they have announced the construction of a brand-new complex that I am sure will have a marvelous taproom. With all that being said, it doesn't matter about Parish's taproom. Their beer is so good I would drink it out of an oil pan while sitting in a port-o-potty. I have been to 420 breweries across the country including most of the ones on all the best breweries in the country list and Parish has my favorite beer, Ghost in the Machine. Ghost and all its variations and collaborations cannot be beat for hopheads like me. Parish could only make Ghost, and it would still be a 5-star brewery but there is so much more. Their limited-edition dessert stouts are fantastic, Canebrake is the perfect "everyday drinker", and their other hazies like Bloom and Atticus are phenomenal.

Parish Brewing is hands down one of the best breweries I've been to. The beer is flat out amazing…read more I had a Super Tropics for $8 and a Dr. Juice for $6, and both were worth every penny. Super Tropics was loaded with bright tropical flavors and finished clean, while Dr. Juice was refreshing, easy to drink, and full of character. The crew behind the bar makes the experience even better. They're friendly, quick, and know their beer. You can tell they enjoy what they do and it shows in the way they take care of customers. If you're into craft beer, this place is a must. Great pours, great people, and the kind of spot you can't wait to come back to.

Came across this place on the Yelp app. Another great reviewed place on Yelp that did not…read moredisappoint. We came by on a drive in the area we just move nearby. We will be back. The food looked good too. Springtime looks like it would be a great place. Live music, good food and beer. What else do you need.

Chill atmosphere with amazing pizza and fantastic beer. Out of the way place that is a must stop…read more Travel through every year and haven't missed an annual visit yet. GO!!

Dale Dutcher's Version of the Best J.T.Meleck Louisiana Single Barrel Bourbon Old Fashioned…read moreCocktail Ingredients: Crushed Clear Ice 1 teaspoon Loveless Cafe 100% Louisianna Sorghum Molasses 3 dashes Grand Marnier orange bitters 1 teaspoon distilled water 2 ounces J.T. Meleck Single Barrel Bourbon Glass: Old Fashioned Garnish: Blood orange zest twist flamed and dropped in to infuse oil and make a dramatic flourish at the time of service Enjoy!

"Best Daiquiris in New Iberia -- My Daily Vacation Stop!"…read more Doyle's Daiquiris has the best daiquiris in New Iberia, hands down! I've tried almost every drink on the menu, and not a single one has disappointed. Every flavor has been amazing, and the variety is unbelievable -- there's truly something for everyone. The service is just as great as the drinks. The ladies working there are so sweet, friendly, and lovely every single time I pull up. They make the experience even better. This has become my go-to stop every day on vacation -- yes, every day! Whether you want something strong, sweet, fruity, or classic, this is the drive-thru daiquiri spot you need to visit. I highly recommend Doyle's to anyone looking for a delicious daiquiri and great service. I absolutely love this place!

What is there to say except if you want the freshest, BEST, hand crafted (no pre-mix) daiquiris…read morethat have the most variety of flavors YOU GO TO DOYLE'S. I can't say enough about this business. Their owner and staff is just so friendly and treat people like family. Cricket is a total BOSS as a bartender too. She always knows how to make them awesome (but they all do honestly). Doyle's is the best daq in Acadiana. Change my mind!

I admit, I've seen an abundance of these recreated villages, all across the US. Growing up, my…read moreparents were fond of them, so they've been a part of most vacations, and many of them tend to blend into one another. Vermilionville, however, stood out as one of the best, and is a memory I'll hang onto for a while. The attendants in period garb were friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to answer our questions. The woman with her spinning wheel even gave us a demonstration. She had taught herself to spin whilst working there and explained the excessive amount of hours it took to finish even one sweater. She also made it possible for me to try the bread pudding I'd been eyeing on the restaurant menu; she warned me they were closing in just 15 minutes so we rushed over and put our order in. Now, I'm not sure if their restaurant has its own yelp page so I'll just review it here. That pudding was the most delicious, most perfect bread pudding I've ever had, and I've tried quite a lot from some of the best places in NOLA. The top was crisply caramelized, and the center was a buttery custard infused with vanilla and cinnamon--an aromatic taste sensation. The server brought me two containers to go (an extra as I'd only asked for one!) and I was so excited to try it, I devoured the first one while wandering between the houses. There were some rather beautiful little homes, furnished with accurate historic decor, and I appreciated that we were able to look at things on our own, at our own pace, free from having to follow a guide. We visited on a day it was set to storm, but we were able to see most of the buildings before the sky opened up on us. We foolishly forgot to bring umbrellas of any kind, so we ended up darting between structures, and eventually taking refuge in the old church while the worst of the rain passed. It was atmospheric and memorable. We found some charming animals in a little barn--a donkey and two sheep and we said hello. There were even mushrooms, and among them we found a single chanterelle, so keep an eye out, fellow mushroom hunters! Lastly, you must leave adequate time to check out the gift shop. They have something for everyone, and much of it made by local artisans! I would recommend Vermilionville to anyone with an appreciation for southern history.

We arrived on a Thursday when they opened at 10am. The historical preservation and restoration work…read moreis wonderful. We talked to people dressed in period clothes. They shared historical details in a fun way, bringing the old houses and artifacts to life. The restaurant is onsite so we ate lunch. The food was absolutely amazing! The etouffee arrived in a cup with great flavor and plenty of crawfish (which I forgot to take a picture of). The etouffee menu item comes with a choice of 2 proteins, we selected shrimp and fish. The picture was after we ate half, so you get plenty of food. Every thing we ordered was perfectly seasoned. The bread pudding with praline sauce was wonderful (also not pictured). We would definitely recommend the restaurant as its own destination! The restaurant hours are 11am-2pm and the historical views are available 10am-4pm. Enjoy!

Great coffee shop and cafe with amazing coffee in the heart of downtown square of St.Martin De…read moreTours historical church. Super friendly service with those smooth coffee shop vibes and a wonderful view of the church square outside.

The Studio Coffee Bar has the best fresh coffee in town. Simple and artsy this place is the perfect…read moreplace to relax and plan your next excursion or day trip. Owner is an artist with exhibited works and items for purchase. You can't beat the coffee and croissants. It has a nice selection of teas to compliment the relaxing atmosphere and it is located literally within 1 block walking distance to the many of the historic sites and museums in St Martinville, LA My wish list is for the owner to add one menu item -- freshly fried homemade beignets to the menu in the future. Hint... hint. There would be no need to visit New Orleans. But truly this place is 5 stars. The Coffee, the Vibe and the service are excellent. I do recommend visitors to the www.campingonthebayou.com to visit this spot before launching on their day trip in the RV and support this local establishment.

Friendly staff and great bowling lanes. Large dance floor and good selection of appetizersread more

Charged us 15$ cover charge per person and it was dead inside with a incompetent staff working the…read morebar save your money and just keep walking. Oh and if you bowl the lanes are not maintained and they let you wear any closed toed shoes. So... No integrity at this establishment