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Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Eunice, Louisiana, United States. Eunice is a city in Acadia and St. Landry parishes in the U.S. state of Louisiana. The 2010 census placed the population at 10,398, a decrease of 1,101, or 9.5 percent, from the 2000 tabulation of 11,499.
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6. Twisted Wings
Reviewed By ChipNewton
Really small place to eat and unfortunately smells the smoke from the casino next door. That's the bad, now the good. The shrimp po boy is a two meal size; filled to the brim and tasty. The shrimp are a little smaller than I like but the amount and taste makes up for it. the hamburgers are fresh, home made and very big; again a two meal size. Their fame is their wings but I haven't got past the po boys yet. The roast beef is my wifes favorite. Really good food, good service and friendly. If there were in a larger place that didn't stink the smoke they would make twice the money they are making know for sure.
5. Subway
Reviewed By tiffany7_2001
I was suprised at how big this Subway was. Lots of space for a big family. And food was normal, good Subway food
4. D C's Sports Bar and Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By CampingJan
Fried eggplant sticks topped with crawfish etoufee.....YES, please! Weâve never had anything here less than delicious, from the stuffed, topped baked potatoes to the fried foods, hamburgers, and that delicious crawfish etoufee. Prices are quite reasonable, too. Bring it on!
3. Rocky's Cajun Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By mymexicaneyes
I ended up ordering the fried crawfish stuffed baked potato, the others at the table order fried catfish and fried shrimp platters. Most of took home food in "to go" containers because the amount of food served was way too much to eat in one sitting. The buffet was worth the price, but, the platters were well priced. Maybe it depends on who the cook is that night? We'll return, but, mainly for the live authentic music.
2. Ronnie's Cajun Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Diane B
My husband and I visited Ronnieâs on Sunday and it was awesome. The service was your typical Cajun hospitality; friendly, warm, and personable. The bonus is the food! The gumbo was authentic Cajun with roux, (No okra or tomatoes). Your options were chicken and sausage, shrimp, seafood, or shrimp and okra (this is where the okra is appropriate). They also had lunch specials. I chose the pork roast and my husband chose the BBQ pork steak. These dishes included your choice of potato salad, green salad, yams, green beans, green pea salad, beets, or corn. The dessert (pineapple cobbler) was complimentary. The food was excellent and the service was too! I recommend you try this little hometown restaurant for a great surprise in Cajun dining!
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1. Ruby's Restaurant & Courtyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By EverleighYours
While visiting the Depot Museum, I struck up a conversation with a local gal who invited me to lunch. She suggested Ruby's on 2nd St. We just made it for lunch, and once seated, our server took our drink orders. They had a good variety of menu options - fried chicken & fish, burgers and salads. I saw Ponce on the menu & asked my new friend what is was. She said that it was a traditional Cajun recipe, where pork sausage is stuffed inside a pig stomach. Thinking of boudin, I asked our server if you eat the casing/lining, and she said yes, but I'll bring you a side plate, just in case. These are plate lunches, served with bread & butter, and sides of your choosing. The Ponce was not what I imagined; it was served sliced , not in a link, and plated with rice, corn & okra. It had a smoky, spicy taste and I thought that I had never had anything quite like this before. I ate the casing/lining until I saw the stitches where it had been sewn together (kind of like a football ). I was glad for that side plate! We had dessert & more sweet tea and even tho they were getting ready to close for the afternoon, we never felt rushed to leave. I'm glad I took time from sightseeing to try something new, and enjoy it with someone who gave me insight on what is was like to grow up in the area.
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