Great place to shop. Everyone is very helpful and the merchandise is always up to dareread more

Small place but nice , got my daughter some spiritual stuff…read more It set's back behind Domino's pizza blocks it . you wont be Disappointed.

This is my favorite store to shop at in Breaux Bridge I…read morelove all of the unique items and gifts the store carries Staff is always friendly and helpful If you are in the Breaux Bridge area this is a must to visit

This store is huge! It sells almost everything. There is furniture, home decor, Christmas…read moreornaments, Crawfish festival souvenirs and tons more. I picked up some fantastic dish towels that are blue and cream colored with a Fleur de Lis design that match my wedding china perfectly. I also bought a cute argyle collar for my dog - my sister also got her dog an adorable pink bejeweled collar and we both bought a pair of crown earring studs. I liked the store a lot and the owner Debbie informed us about stuff she recently ordered that we might like based on what we were buying at that time. It's unfortunate that I live out of state I told her because I'd like to be back for the some of the things she was talking about like a nightstand water set.

Do not shop here! Poor customer service, overpriced jewelry and antiques. Refused to exchange a…read morepair of earrings with receipt.

Decent selection of antiques and hodgy-podgy stuff old ladies like with a little restaurant…read moreattached. Cute and all that. The ladies who work there are almost cordial, but could warm it up. I visited with a heavy hitter (both of us out-of-towners) who was spending A LOT of money, but staff attitudes were um, ho-hum at best. I'd revisit, but if the personalities weren't pepped up some, there would be no third visit. They barely get three stars.

I LOVE the creativity. Love the variety of products. Did you know that they also have an area on…read moretheir website where you can upload your graphic and send notes about what you want to create, and they will make it a reality. I did this for some shirts, and it was an awesome experience. I love these guys!

I've been so curious about this place and finally ventured in recently and now I am bonafided…read morestalking the place. On the daily. I kid you not. So Bayou Art Co-op is lots of things that I happen to love. I'm pretty passionate about local art, foods, sights...you name it-if it's local I'm in!! Bayou Art stocks high quality paintings, magnets, candles, backpacks, Christmas ornaments and jewelry. It's a great shop to pick up unique Cajun and all things Louisiana gifts. Do you need an LSU painting? How about some Saints jewelry? And if your kitchen doesn't sport Tabasco themed decor can you even call it a kitchen? I think not. Probably the best kept little secret in Lafayette. Get in here today! You will love it! In the words of the late great Justin Wilson- I Guarantee!

If you're into antiques this is a good place to check out, especially if you want something…read morespecific. Like most people who antique, the thrill of the find and deal are the best part but unfortunately I didn't find a combo of the two here. They had lots of big furniture, some refinished and some not. It's a HUGE store. I felt like they were a little on the high side. I saw a print that I purchased somewhere else but at this store it was listed for 3 times as much. I feel like they would do best for particular collectors and not the casual shopper like me

I wished I could give this place a better review but it truly gets it for many reasons. Their…read moreprices are quite high. I don't know if it is because this area is full of rich people but I came here expecting a wide variety of cheaper priced antiques. The store also hates customers when they come inside before they close. I get it I want to go home when I am at work too. But people say around the area they close at 5:30. But the workers will not believe you. I liked this place a lot just let some people shop longer, you are loosing business kicking people out at 5 because you are closed.

Super cute and local gift shop in Lafayette! I went in to get a mask they were advertising on…read moreInstagram but they were out of the one I wanted...sigh. Still it gave me the opportunity to browse around and get some gift ideas for some special people in my life. I didn't make a purchase today but I'll be back. They have lots of Acadiana themed gifts of course, but for those who are in the market for something more mainstream you'll find it here as well.

It is a very nice gift shop with every day gifts to special holidays …read more They even engrave some items and develop film.

Excellent museum in a beautiful space on campus. When we visited, there was a Rodin exhibit which…read morefeatured a large collection of sculptures and was incredibly informative. Well worth a visit.

We did a quick Google search of what to do in Lafayette. This popped up as the first thing. We…read morecan see why this was first on the list. Parking was easy on a Saturday we parked across the street. The cost is $5 per adult. The A. Hays Town exhibit was really good. It was nice seeing more about some of the homes in our area a local architect designed. The staff was helpful and the gift shop had some fun finds for purchase!

The docent was very knowledgeable about the history of the house…read more A very interesting history of the house and how it became to be from a little house into a larger one over the years. There is a video you watch before you get to tour the home and grounds and the rooms upstairs are closed off so you can only view them from the hall. I can understand that policy too because there is a lot of very antiques and fragile items.

What a great house and museum. The lady working was very knowledgeable about the history. Initially…read morebuilt as a changing spot for a family to dress before church to a small home then a large house. The video before the tour gives the history. It is worth the stop in. $5 cash admission per adult. There is a room with Mardi Gras costumes, one with miniature furniture salesmen used to bring around to sell full sized furniture. The whole place is just amazing. It is worth the stop in if you are in the area. There is a handicapped ramp in the back.