My husband and I stopped in for drinks and an appetizer (around 5 pm, which is obviously not a…read moretypical lunch or dinner time!) There were only a few people there, so we had the undivided attention of our absolutely charming waitress. She cheerfully explained all the details of the happy hour we had chanced on, and we accepted her recommendation of the "LSU Margarita". She did not steer us wrong. Sweet, salty, faintly smoky, citrusy, it was a perfect margarita. My husband got a house salad, which was good - fresh and tasty - and we ordered hot rolls, which were honestly pretty meh. The service, tho? The thing that makes a visit to a restaurant - or the thing that ruins it? Well, the service was goddamn delightful. Will visit again.

This place was great! I've passed it many times driving down Government Street. It's typically very…read morepacked on the weekend but service was still exceptional! John our server was amazing, very attentive, suggested menu items, new cocktails, and more! This place is great for Burch dates, small and large groups. The outdoor patio was pleasant and very enjoyable for a spring Sunday morning! The cocktails were amazing! We tried the brown sugar bacon old fashion, the queens tea- a cocktail with hibiscus tea, strawberry, and sparking wine, the espresso martini, and the new spring peach cocktail that came with the candy peach rings as garnishment that was super cute! I got the breakfast sampler plate with breakfast potatoes, a side pancake, biscuit, eggs, and bacon. Everything was 10/10 and the atmosphere was the best! I'll definitely be back.

Great food. Boudin quesadilla is amazing. Staff was friendly. Food arrived quickly and freshread more

Arrived before the dinner rush. Old fashioned did not disappoint as a recommended cocktail choice…read more I asked about the burger and was advised it was a must try item. 100% one of the best recommendations, several seafood selections were also chosen at the table as great choices. Service was as if we were locals that had been there many times before. Laid back and great experience 5+++

The service was quick and they were very nice. The crepe was very tasty but the waffle lacked some…read moreflavor. I'm mostly knocking points for how expensive it was. It was over $20 for one waffle and one crepe. This included no drinks or anything on the side. The fruitella crepe is definitely worth a try though.

We drove an hour and a half to come here and it was not a disappointment. I just wish I could have…read moretried more but my stomach couldn't handle it lol. Their waffles and crepes are all made fresh to order, and the chocolate was delicious. If you like Dubai chocolate they have plenty of selection for you.

Definitely a bit sad & flavorless but a classic LSU diner…read more Eggs were majorly overcooked, grits were flavorless & biscuit was a bit dense & dry. The service however was amazing and very hospitable.

This is a nice little spot in the LSU area. Real friendly service and my chicken fried steak was…read moreperfect.. parking is a challenge on weekends and there's a bit of a wait at times. My 3 star is because being around the college with so much diversity i would have liked them to have a non pork breakfast protein option.. Also, their hash browns are country potatoes not traditional hash browns but are delicious

Still great, continues to be a must visit, along with Mestizo Louisiana Mexican Restaurant on every…read morepass through "Red Stick". As the saying goes, it takes an hour to get from Baton Rouge to Baton Rouge. And pie makes it better. Get the pie flight. Get the boudin melt. Waitstaff and ambiance were spot on.

We go to Elsie's frequently. All of my photos are from numerous visits…read more I typically get the Boudin or Bayou BQQ Burger however, I also like their Avocado Sandwich. My Wife typically gets their Natchitoches Meat Pies or Poulet Pot Pie. We also love their brussel sprouts and pies, the Eye of the Tiger being our favorite. They also have a good selection of drinks and beers. For some reason the smell of this place reminds me of an elementary or middle school cafeteria. The service is typically okay. The waiters/waitresses are typically quiet and very short verbally or super friendly, no in between imo. Elsie's also has very good sweet tea. The tea actually tastes like tea if that makes sense. As if they use better quality tea or brew it differently than most restaurants.

Best brunch spot in the state! SERIOUSLY. Not fucking with you. Would eat here everyday if I…read morewouldn't go broke. Best pancakes I've very had. Better than sex.

Great service by Ashley!!! Short wait even though they had a long line. Food was awesome!read more

My job had a meal catered and when I say this was some of the best soul food I've had in Baton…read moreRouge, I mean it! The food was delivered hot & fresh & everything had the perfect amount of seasoning. We had smothered turkey necks, rice & gravy, yams, cheese spaghetti, mustard greens, and cornbread. We didn't go to the food stand to get it so I can't speak on the ambiance. However, if you go there, it looks like you order at the window & they send it out. It sort of looks like a large snowball stand. I'll definitely go by to check them out & try more items.

We stopped in Baton Rouge on the way back to Houston and was greeted by the owner / chef herself…read moresitting outside. She told us what she had available (she posts the menus on her instagram). We told her what we would like and she made it on the spot. It was delicious, fast and hot! A meal that was thoroughly enjoyed and bragged about!

Had to come here to try the iced carrot cake cappuccino! Also decided to try a drop biscuit, great…read morechoice. Super flavorful! Service was fast, got my coffee as soon as I found a seat. Came on a Saturday afternoon, quite packed inside and the parking lot was nearly fully. Glad I tried the cappuccino, but I can definitely say that I don't taste any carrot cake flavor in it. It's still a good coffee, just not in a carrot cake way to me. I'd come back to try something else because I enjoyed the ambiance and the biscuit.

This was really yummy especially the vegan breakfast sandwich…read more The tomato jam panini one I felt I was eating more bread than the actual filling.

Went to Another Broken Egg for brunch and had a great experience. My friend has celiac disease and…read morecan't have gluten, and the staff was very attentive about it. They accidentally added regular toast to her plate, but a staff member (who wasn't even our server) noticed immediately, pointed it out, and took it back to get her a gluten-safe replacement. He was incredibly kind and genuinely caring, which meant a lot, because most places don't notice or don't take it seriously. Our food was great and the overall service was excellent. The restaurant was also clean (including the floors not sticky, which is a win). I really appreciate that they offer gluten-free options and actually pay attention. I'll definitely be back to this location.

Let me start by saying it had been a while since I came back to this restaurant, and now I remember…read morewhy. The service was unfriendly, the food was overpriced, and the overall experience was disappointing from start to finish. We had a party of six and were charged a "large party fee," which would have been fine if it had been explained upfront. Then there was an additional fee just for using a card. I ordered the table beignets, and they tasted more like fried biscuits than the beignets they used to serve. My son ordered a chicken waffle and was asked if he wanted bacon(2pc) on the side, assuming it came with the meal, only to later find out it was an extra charge that was never explained. I ordered the shrimp and grits, which used to be my favorite dish here, and it was terrible. The only flavor was Worcestershire sauce and green onions. Nothing about it tasted fresh or balanced. The restaurant itself was not clean. The floors were sticky, and the tables were so wobbly our drinks kept sloshing out. We finally had to shove napkins under the table leg just to keep it stable. To top it off, we never received one of the drinks we ordered or the extra bread we asked for. For just me and my son to eat brunch, the bill came to over $72. I truly hate leaving bad reviews, but between the poor attitudes, dirty floors, lack of service, surprise fees, and bad food, this place earned it. There are too many better brunch spots in Baton Rouge to waste your money here. And one last thing -- if you're going to charge a party fee, charge it fairly across the table instead of sticking certain people with more because they ordered more food. Do better.

Honestly, first impression chills vibes. The chef of the…read morenight had impeccable technique. He kept that grill cleannnn. He was jamming out to some soul soothing bops. Couldn't ask for more. Waffle House for the win. I haven't even eaten the food yet , I've felt inspired just watching the cook appreciate his craft.

Waffle House is an iconic spot, especially down south, and this is definitely one of the nicer…read morelocations I've been to. There's just something about the whole experience that hits. It's simple, classic, and exactly what you expect in the best way. That said... oh my god, it's greasy. Like, unapologetically so. You kind of know what you're signing up for, but it still hits you when the food arrives. Still, that's part of the charm in a weird way. If you're craving that classic Waffle House experience, this place delivers.