Location: Breaux Bridge
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The 5 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana (LA)
The crawfish capital of the world, Breaux Bridge is a great place to explore authentic Cajun culture in southern Louisiana. With its relaxing atmosphere, quaint downtown streets and traditional Cajun and funky Zydeco music, it's the perfect culturally-rich getaway. Sample unusual local specialties such as seafood gumbo, gateau syrup cakes or sweet dough pies. The more adventurous can try alligator steak.
Restaurants in Breaux Bridge
1. La Poussiere
2. Artique
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Artique specializes in local artist's handmade creations. We offer a wide variety of items ranging from soaps, wood work, art, books to jewelry & other crafts. We have something for everyone here. Please stop in and visit while drinking complimentary coffee.
Reviewed By karenaZ3196BR
I love going to this shop. Unique gifts hand made items jewelry candles something for the whoke family.
3. Lagniappe Antiques Etc.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By MonroeLouisiana
Lagniappe is an antique/flea market lover's paradise. There are so many booths and vendors with something for everyone. We looked and looked for a couple of hours. My husband found some silver pieces that are probably worth at least 3 times what we paid for them. I got some smaller objects, a purse (brand new with tags), a book by Hawthorne, and a sizeable Corning Ware dish to match my 1970's pattern (a piece that I have been looking for quite a while). The variety is astonishing, and the owner was even willing to call a vender to ask to negotiate a price. I believe that they are open only on Saturdays presently, but I was glad we were in town at the right time.
4. Atchafalaya Welcome Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By mikehB344QQ - Baton Rouge, United States
The Atchafalaya Basin Welcome Center is much more than a place to use the restroom and pick up tourism pamphlets. Kids and adults will be fascinated with the animated raccoon, alligator and alligator snapping turtle in their swamp setting who give you a taste of living in the Basin as you wait for the doors to a small theater to open. An exceptional 7-minute film introduces visitors to America's largest freshwater swamp. If you have time, wander the trails on the property. And enjoy a cup of Louisiana coffee.
