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!!

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.

My husband and I spent two nights in breaux bridge and quickly took a liking to Hoppers. We felt…read morelike regulars sitting at the bar. Michelle and Ira were extremely friendly and welcoming. Everyone there was. There is no doubt in my mind that our paths shall cross again.

Threatened with the KKK showing up and whipping my ass by an old man. Food was okay but staff not…read morefriendly. Double charged with food I didn't get and when asked to make it right, they acted like it was my fault they messed up.

Service was bad, long waiting time and the people were not very people friendly. Don't think I'll…read morebe going back

Best chips I've ever had at a Mexican restaurant and I grew up in what we call taco town where it's…read more99% Hispanic Their bean salsa and red Dallas top notch A little slow in service but good can't always be fast Wonderful gem in Henderson!! Cute and colorful and clean!

Well, after a few years resisting frequent requests to try Mi Tio, again, I relented. Our…read moreexperience this evening was essentially the same... food was not good, service was only fair, and, prices were not good for what we got. Tonight, I had Birria enchiladas, refritos and rice. The beans and rice were just ok. The birria was definitely unrecognizable. First, it's beef, not goat. It tasted like beef boiled in water, and shredded. Pretty much flavorless, definitely not birria. When I complained, I was offered the consommé, which added some flavor, but not birria. My meal was a total disappointment. My daughter had the taco plate with three different fillings, steak, carnitas, and chicken. All three were so salty, she couldn't eat them. Her beans and rice were good. The only bright spot was my lady's meal... an ala Carte bean burrito and a side of guacamole. The burrito was a tortilla, some refried beans and what seemed to be a queso fresco sauce. It was good. The guac was good. So, bottom line, it was a bad experience because the food was unrecognizable as what it was supposed to be. This was my exact complaint when Mi Tio had its grand opening. My Spanish speaking servers, assured me, in Spanish, I should give them another chance after the grand opening. Here we are years later dropping $65 for pitiful food and only fair drinks, barely even Mexican style. Not good. Not recommended. And definitely not real Mexican food. My daughter was our out of town guest, and she couldn't eat her meal because it was so salty. I was embarrassed. As I said on my first visit, ¡Buena suerte, Pobrecitos!

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!

Great Live Cajun music every Saturday morning. This place is a blast, and If you can't Cajun dance…read morethere's plenty of friendly people who will gladly show you how.

Food was different but the normal at same time they stay open late and can drink and party and all…read moreat the water got volley ball set up dip and dots for kiddos and can out ur boat out here too and enjoy water is very family oriented and adult time at night have live bands and my over ll experiences and service was awesome I will return

Great beer! Right in the water! Laidback atmosphere. Will definitely be back. Owner was super niceread more

Well,what a difference 3 years make....stopped by today and ordered the boudin burger with red…read morepotato fries... Burger was awesome, fries were not hot......informed waitress and she ordered new fries. When they came out, they were hot and very good.....will be back......

We stopped here for breakfast on our way out of town. Lucky for us this is less than 2 hours from…read morehome, because we WILL be back! The food was delicious, the service was outstanding and the restaurant was warm and inviting. It has an old fashioned feel which goes along well with the old fashioned menu. Old standards like biscuits and gravy, French toast and other breakfast icons along with new twists like croissant French toast! Definitely worth a visit.

This is a dive bar, and I mean that in the best way. What a great place situated in a 150 year old…read morebuilding near Bayou Teche in New Iberia. Good beer and wine, great conversation and atmosphere you just can't beat. If Barry (the owner) is around, he'll tell you stories about the ghosts and folks in town, and you'll leave impressed by this little bar.

It seems like there are usually friendly people in this downtown neighborhood bar. It is homey,…read moreclean, and comfortable. I especially like the comfy deep chairs around the big oak table even more than the main bar. On Sunday afternoons there is usually a big pot of homemade food or a potluck meal for everyone. Barry, the owner, can be found there most afternoons and if you want to know anything about anyone in New Iberia, this is the guy to ask...he seems to be the local historian.