Location: Breaux Bridge
Top Restaurants in Breaux Bridge
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Where to Eat in Breaux Bridge: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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.
Things to do in Breaux Bridge
1. Buck and Johnny's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 292 reviews
Breaux Bridge’s new Eclectic & Italian restaurant, Buck and Johnny’s , located at the corner of Bridge and Berard Streets in the historic district of downtown Breaux Bridge, it has quickly established itself as a first-class dining facility. The new restaurant features week end breakfast, entrees, pizzas, pastas, salads, sandwiches and daily specials prepared and presented in a casual, country italian style with a cajun flair carried through to the recently remodeled and restored Domingues Motors building. The Glassroom attached to Buck & Johnny's is an ideal location for catering events such as Weddings, private parties and meetings.
Reviewed By Judy B
Wonderful time listening to great Zydeco music, watching the locals dance & eating really good food. Sat morning music is the best time to go!!
2. Joie de Vivre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Joie de Vivre is an eclectic cafe featuring local art, music and food. JDV provides a clean, relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Features local musicians and weekend jam sessions. Specialty coffee and espresso meets great food and fun.
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
We were in Lafayette for my sons soccer tournament so I looked up where to get a great cup of coffee and this little gem popped up. What a great find. The owner was working the counter. She was super helpful and very nice. The coffee was excellent and the breakfast sandwiches were homemade and very good. We will hopefully get back there soon.
3. World Donut & Kolaches
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By PetePope1 - New Orleans, Louisiana
For some reason kolaches are very big in the area, apparently some Poles must of migrated to the swamp along with the French.
4. Poche Market & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By brianinboca - Delray Beach, Florida
Went for breakfast sunday and had the huge dining room to ourselves- safe one other non church attendee.
I had called ahead and knew that their breakfast menu is the regular menu. No eggs here, its a smokehouse.
I ordered the crawfish etouffee from the steam table choices. When in the crawfish capital of the world , do you have a choice.
Your side choices really didnt complement a rice based dish, but i tried the dirty rice and the potato salad. We also tried a boudin ball.
Lets start with the potato salad. This was the first time i had essentially mashed potato salad and it was delicious. make mashed potatoes add seasoning and a touch of mustard chill and serve in a scoop. YUM
The dirty rice was tasty.
the crawfish etouffee was good. Worth $14.50 in a grocery store, served steam table style on styrofoam, no.
5. Champagne's Bakery- Henderson
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Maria H - Lexington Park, Maryland, United States
We went in to get a few pastries, and we're pretty happy with the baklava, glazed donuts and chocolate donuts. We also picked up a king cake to take home. I'm eager to try the king cake.
6. Crazy Bout Crawfish Cajun Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Reviewed By IBurnEasy - Pella, Iowa
You're in Breaux Bridge. You have to have crawfish, right? We enjoyed a platter full of the boiled little creatures here. Our waitress was delightful, even bringing a second helping we didn't ask for. The Zydeco music playing fairly loud helped set the fun mood. Would have enjoyed a tap beer or two. Only had bottles.
7. Chez Jacqueline Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By jakester88 - Edina, Minnesota
Not much to look at from the outside and somewhat eclectic and nondescript inside, Chez Jacqueline offers a lovely dining experience. Delicious crab cakes, great bisque, and -- mon Dieu! -- fresh and tasty produce. Everything is hand-prepared by Jacqueline, so when busy it can be slow, and Chez Jacqueline doesn't accept credit cards. Attentive service. Would dine there again in a heartbeat.
8. The Boudin Shop & Country Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By Drew M - Rosedale, Louisiana
We had the fried shrimp and it could not have been any better! Huge amount of food for the price and easy to access right off of I-10.
9. Le Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By jimsimmons_83 - St. Augustine, Florida
Some of the best fried catfish and gulf shrimp I have ever eaten. They don't sell beer but you can bring your own to enjoy while eating.
10. Angelle's Ice Cream Shoppe & Grille
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Golfchop60 - Lafayette, Louisiana
Seriously, walked in and seated ourselves then waited 20 minutes for a waitress to even recognize we needed menu's. She passed by our table no less that 12 times would not even make eye contact, Waited another 10 minutes for her to even come back to take our order. This place is very small, seats less than 35 people it's loud and noisy you can't even have a conversation, food is way overpriced. They seem to worry more about the ice cream parlor side than the restaurant side. We never did order, got up and left, for the crowd that was there the staff should have been able to manage. We even saw another group of people leave.
