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9. Courvilles Seafood Market
Reviewed By GinaRizzutto
I have to pay more when I pay with cash. If a customer pays with EBT, it is cheaper... not cool.Although you can count on the seafood to be fresh and good.
8. Mike Andersons Seafood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By 137charlesp
My wife and I enjoyed the stuffed mushroom and fried crab claw appetizers. My wife really liked the Joliet Rouge dish which was grilled black drum topped with crabmeat and button mushrooms. I ordered the whole fried catfish and was served the two smallest whole catfish I have been served anywhere. There was very little meat on them but what was there was tasty. The stuffed baked potato served with them had too strong of a liquid smoke flavor for me. The service was excellent and most of the menu items seemed pricey.
7. Celebrity Grill
The Hollywood Casino setting is classic Hollywood from the 1930âs and â40âs, but the culinary experience is truly a modern casual elegance with extraordinary service and one delicious dish after another. With steaks seared to perfection, local Louisiana c
Reviewed By Karen B
Looked for someplace for dinner that was not fried food. I chose a po boy chicken tenderloin sandwich, with fries. Delicious. Others had, the fish, salad, brocolini, and burgers. Nobody left hungry. Food was very good. Prices reasonable. Waitress super nice and attentive.Hi Karen. Thank you for the great review! We are glad to hear that you enjoyed the food and service in Celebrity Grill. We also love hosting the USBC Womenâs Championships Bowlers in Baton Rouge and hope to see you and your entourage again! Happy bowling!
6. Bengal Tap Room
Reviewed By copper80
I really wanted to give this place a good review. The staff was nice. But on our second time visiting,I ordered a salad with shrimp. The bartender specifically asked how I wanted the shrimp cooked. Got to the hotel room,no shrimp. Called them,they said come on over and get it. Husband went over and he was told I never ordered shrimp. Came back with nothing. If you made the mistake,which I know the bartender knew she did,then rectify it. Will not be back.
5. Camile's Cajun Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By 0704couple
My wife & I discovered this jewel many years ago, after passing it by for years. This is now a highlight of any trip to Baton Rouge or New Orleans. The food is wonderful and the service is always great. You would really be passing up a great dining experience if you don't stop at Camile's!!
4. Parrain's Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1847 reviews
Reviewed By gabrielsmom
The food is served in cafeteria chipped plates and silverware, which is ok, but the oysters were gross and the food was really average compared with so many other places in the area. Sweet service, place packs. But I'd rather go elsewhere when in town.
3. The Chimes Restaurant & Tap Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 841 reviews
Reviewed By LSUTraveller
Great place to grab a quality meal and a beer (or two) close to campus. Wide menu options and great service hit you right away. The beer menu is VAST (with an Around the World experience available). The grilled pork chops and buffalo chicken were excellent. Prices were very good and service was on point. Plenty of seating options. There is very limited parking on the street, but there is a lot in the rear of the building (on Chimes St). Lemon Ice Box pie was also a hit! Great student hangout, but also great for families.
2. Poor Boy Lloyd's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By 976LarryM976
When you go to a restaurant famous for anything, get it. We visited Lloydâs twice while visiting Baton Rouge for a wedding. The first visit we ordered seafood, and well, there is no sea in Baton Rouge so I donât know why I did that. The second visit we ordered a roast beef poboy and it was excellent. Just as good as any New Orleans poboy I have ever had. The restaurant is a very old school diner type and very enjoyable. The staff are all very nice and will conversate with you all afternoon if you give them the chance. Definitely a must do in Baton Rouge.
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1. Tsunami Shaw Center - Baton Rouge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 368 reviews
Sister restaurant to Tsunami Lafayette, we offer a diverse menu which focuses on obtaining the freshest seafood and all around ingredients available. Our menu has remained water cooler conversation with its Japanese and Eastern fare, striving to add innov
Reviewed By angelchatt
Tsunami is lively, elegant, delicious, unique. Great selection of sushi and other choices. Signature desserts. There is an outdoor terrace with the best views of Baton Rouge; including the river and the old state capitol "castle". Tsunami is fun, exciting, and a not-to-be-missed location.
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