I mailed a package containing several Christmas gifts on 12/22/23 from this USPS location. Cost…read moreapproximately $15. The package arrived on 12/26/23. I also mailed a package using UPS on 12/22/23 an hour earlier. Paid approximately $32 and the package arrived 12/28/23. USPS for the WIN!!

Wow! So worth the day trip. Seniors do not have to pay to park…read more The entire island is surrounded with the success of Tabasco.. Take the time to visit the salt mine, the gardens and of course the plant. Little shops are scattered along the road for You to stop in. The entire area shuts down at 5 pm so best to go earlier. We enjoyed the feel of a close knit community and friendly people.

We didn't see the bottling machines run on Sunday afternoon, but the whole place was surprisingly…read moreinteresting. The museum and the individual process buildings were interesting to see and understand the process. It was pretty quick to go through (buildings 1-9). I also liked the bamboo area. We tried the restaurant and bought some gifts at the store. All of the locations took about an hour to go through including the restaurant. The food was not bad at the restaurant however, we only ordered few items to sample. Of course, all Tabasco sauces were available to try which was really nice. There were some that I never seen, and I had to buy those for me later at the store. All in all, a very good experience. ALSO, we really enjoyed the garden. The admission is paid with the plant tour and you can walk or drive the trails. It was nice day and very few people were there. We really enjoyed the scenery at our own pace, I highly recommend it!

The Lafayette library system, all regional branches, are well done. They are well maintained and…read morehave a friendly staff. They are all clean and so convenient to anybody who lives in Lafayette.

Clean spacious conference rooms for groups. Schedule posted in website and can be accessed easily…read more Large clean bathrooms. Helpful staff.

I like that they have quiet rooms but when I went, a girl was on zoom with the speaker on and she…read morewas loudly talking with no respect to step out or be quiet. The library staff did not do anything even though they have signs. She came in but did not enforce the quiet room guidelines. I don't think I'll come back.

Cleanest nicest Library I've ever been in. Staff is very willing to help patrons and I never have a…read moreproblem getting the books or resources I need.

Best police department for MILES. I feel safer knowing these guys are patrollingread more

I went to the Rayne Frog Festival for the first time, well to all who know me I wear the black…read morewestern hat, yellow trunks and cowboy boots with a half shirt. I walked around the fair area where all the rides are and when I came back to the dance area I was stopped for the first time. The police said they had a complaint and wanted to know if I had underwear on, I said yes and do ya'll want to see, they believed me and said that I was not allowed back in the fair area. (It appears that people don't know the difference between short pants that go down to your knees and trucks) I was not grabbing myself, you know like Michael Jackson, nothing was sticking out and someone complains and I get restricted from that area, I wanted to ride on the ferris wheel. Sooooo, I'm looking at the competitions going on and enjoying myself, taking many pictures with people who want to take a picture with me, something I enjoy doing very much. When the music started I was dancing by myself on the dance floor and appreciated all the woman who just walked up and started dancing with me. This was going good for a couple of hours, then I gave a woman who passed by a compliment, I told her she looked good and gave her a thumbs up, sweet little suga gave me an awesome smile. A man grabs me and she pulled him off of me, I laughed it off and continued enjoying myself. About 10 minutes later a police officer comes to me and tells me I have to leave because of complaints. I assume the man who just grabbed me went complain about the compliment I gave the woman. Next time a man puts his hands on me Police Department I will knock him out for attacking me, then if they kick me out, they will have a better reason. This police officer would not listen to reason and that really SUCKS!

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).