First time at this place and the food was surprisingly good. Salsa was a little spicy and tasty…read morewhich is one if the first things we notice when eating Mexican cuisine. Everything was hot and tasty. Best tamales I've had in the area for sure. Super tender beef and tasty! Be careful for the burria sayse it is a bit spicy and kids out too much! Enchiladas were some of the best also.

Good chips and cheese, beer is cold. Can't ask for anything better. Lots on the menu to choose from.read more

This place is a must stop by in the area. The owner is awesome and has some of the best hard slushy…read more drinks, Jell-O shots, and alcoholic cherries and olives ever!

Waste of money, they use the imitation alcohol that the casino gives you free when you go there.read more

Yee Yee from Texas ! But loved the music and beer. Cant get over these 10oz little beers just…read moreenough to wet your whistle Absolutely a must to come to! Love

I was encouraged to join a group of friends and acquaintances to listen to live Cajun music at…read morehistoric Fred's Lounge in the "Cajun Music Capital of the World" Mamou, Louisiana. I agreed to go without any expectations, except for having a great time with friends who have been and Mamou's international reputation for its genre of music. I was amazed by the experience, to say the least! Fred's Lounge is small, intimate and its music broadcasts live every Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to around 2 p.m. on KVPI AM radio out of nearby Ville Platte, Louisiana there every Saturday. There was no cover, people there were friendly and embraced visitors as family. Even a wall flower could not help rump-rocking in their seat, clapping to the beat, stomping their feet, or even being coerced to cut-a-rug with a perfect stranger, while embracing the unique Cajun music rhythms. The band that day was local famed Don Fontenot and the Louisiana Boys. I could not help admiring the bass player's guitar strap made out of alligator hide. The craftsmanship was incredible! Also Don Fontenot, the accordion player's passion and creativity was spot on! The band played traditional music in Cajun French, however at times they played American classics like Proud Mary. They even played La Grange by Z. Z. Top in both English and Cajun French. However the most memorable song was "Ride the Donkey" with a guest performance from a local lady in the lounge, who he-hawed better than the best Jenny! I am certain it wasn't her first time performing this song! If you are a music enthusiast, looking for a fun destination trip or a simply a unique memorable experience in Louisiana, Fred's Lounge is a must!

The best owners and workers you'll ever meet!! Come here to pass a good time, guaranteed!read more

Closed. Use to have pool tournaments. Was a happening place. I wasn't a bar hopper but the…read morecommunity loved it.

First I would like to say the only reason I gave one star was not the bar itself, but the…read morebartenders. Especially the ugly troll with the glasses. I was recently visiting from out of town when I stumbled upon booze & cues. I'm not sure what was worse the dull personalities or lack of intelligence of simple bar tending knowledge. I'm 100% sure I even saw her use the bathroom without washing her hands ( ew, I know). But it doesn't surprise me with the lack of self care and hygiene(that she made very noticeable). Also if you're pretty I strongly suggest to avoid this place. Those inbred girls get highly jealous of anything that looks better than a possum.

This is one of my favorite bars it's is a great place to go and get a drink and play poolread more

Ordered 3 drinks Malibu rainbow, Hurricane,& Malibu Caloda. The Malibu rainbow and Caloda didn't…read moretaste like it had much alcohol, and the hurricane was watered down. We've been to several daiquiri shops and this one is my least favorite. First time trying it.

Ted's Bar has a wonderful atmosphere. They're really friendly and fun. The music is versatile…read morethere's always good fun music and they're so welcoming even if they don't know you.

Great service and good people. They have video poker, a pool table, good music, and it's not a…read morerowdy place if you're looking for a spot without drama and just want to relax and let loose with your friends, this is the place. Texas Hold'em tournaments every Wednesday. For a $20 buy in, it's definitely worth a couple hours cutting up with good people. Highly recommend The Iron Horse Pub in Dequincy, LA.