Category: Bars

  • The Best Restaurants In Lafourche Parish, Louisiana
    Bars / Food & Drink

    The Best Restaurants In Lafourche Parish, Louisiana
    craigsotherlistyahoo-com November 11, 2019
    4 Min Read

    The food throughout Louisiana is some of the best in the nation: It’s delicious, flavorful and comes with a good bit of history. One of the best areas that showcase top Louisiana cuisine is Lafourche Parish.

    Louisiana is shaped like a boot — and in those terms, Lafourche would be considered one of the toes. But when it comes to great food, the parish may be head and shoulders in the state.

    Here Are The Best Restaurants In Lafourche Parish, Louisiana

    One of the reasons why is because of the notable places to eat located there in the bayou. Here are some of the best restaurants in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana.

    Thibodaux’s Cajun Cookin’

    107 N Cedar Ridge Dr #106, Duncanville, TX 75116 | (972) 572-4444

    Best restaurants in Lafourche Parish: Thibadeau's Cajun Cookin

    One of the best restaurants is Thibodaux’s Cajun Cookin, which features delicious hand-battered shrimp & wings in a low-key setting.

    Here’s what one reviewer says about Thibodaux’s: “We arrived during busy time so we had some adult beverages while we waited, and it was worth it!!! Everything tasted fresh and delicious. Cajun Cucumber Salad, Gumbo. Tried the loaded baked potato with shrimp, and was not disappointed there either. Hubby ordered a shrimp basket, and that was really tasty with the sauce they came with, too. Great food, service, atmosphere!”

    Cinclare Restaurant

    601 W 3rd St, Thibodaux, LA 70301 | (985) 227-9507

    Best restaurants in Lafourche Parish: Thibadeau's Cajun Cookin

    Not only is the food good at Cinclare in Thibodaux, but the cocktails are renown for their creativity and strength.

    Here’s what one reviewer says about Cinclare: “It’s nice that this venue has finally been turned into something worthwhile. The bar has a big selection and good mixologists. The food is excellent from the few things I have had. I also like the upscale but not pretentious vibe Cinclare has going.”

    Bubba’s II Poboys & Seafood

    Best restaurants in Lafourche Parish

    Bubba’s II Poboys & Seafood gets rave reviews for its gumbo, shrimp and all types of seafood platters.

    Here’s what one reviewer says about Bubba’s II: “this gem!! Oh my word…the food was so amazing & Bubba was just as cool as they come. Now I’m not quite sure if that was Bubba himself, but he sure kept us entertained and we left the restaurant feeling pleasing plump. Thank you for the excellent food and service!! Whenever I’m in Thibodaux, I’ll swing by for some gumbo & that buttery toast.”

    Kajun Twist

    17972 W Main St, Galliano, LA 70354 | (985) 632-7272

    Best restaurants in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana - Kajun Twist

    Kajun Twist is known for great food and a drive thru that serves happy customers every day. 

    Here’s what one reviewer says about Kajun Twist: “Best Diner on the Bayou, the service is excellent, the quality of food is amazing, and the atomosphere is perfect. It’s worth the trip off the main road. I highly recommend the daily special or the fried Chicken. It takes 20 minutes for them to make it so you know it’s going to be good.”

    Cher Amie’s

    15628 W Main St, Cut Off, LA 70345 | (985) 325-3333

    Cher Amies - Best restaurants in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana

    Cher Amie’s menu has people driving long distances to get to this restaurant in Cutoff, Louisiana. Everyone agrees: It lives up to the hype.

    Here’s what one reviewer says about Cher Amie’s: “Very simple. Everything was fantastic. I had the Crawfish Etouffee and Blackened Snapper, all I can say was it was to die for. It’s a little difficult to see on a dark rainy evening and parking is a bit lite but worth every second.”

    Leeville Seafood Restaurant

    24203 LA-1, Golden Meadow, LA 70357 | (985) 396-2770

    Leeville Seafood - best restaurants in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana

    Leeville Seafood is perfect for the laid back and unpretentious customer looking for melt-in-your-mouth fish and friendly staff.

    Here’s what one reviewer says about Leeville Seafood: “Food was excellent! Couldn’t ask for a more friendly staff! I had the fried seafood platter and it was exactly what I expected. Atmosphere was completely casual and laid back.”

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  • Sweetwater Brewing Hosts 'Seconds Please' Food Festival
    Bars / Restaurants

    Sweetwater Brewing Hosts ‘Seconds Please’ Food Festival
    craigsotherlistyahoo-com November 6, 2019
    2 Min Read

    At Sweetwater Brewing, Atlanta chefs are partnering with SweetWater to benefit Giving Kitchen and other Atlanta restaurants.

    The  “Seconds Please” Food Festival is a special event sponsored by Sysco that’s devoted to delicious food, beer, live music and a great cause.

    ‘Seconds Please’ Food Festival: What, When, Where

    The event is slated for Sunday, November 10 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. at SweetWater Brewery.

    Guests that attend to try a variety of dishes prepared by Atlanta chefs as well as SweetWater’s Second Helping, a beer brewed in conjunction with Giving Kitchen in which 100% of proceeds benefit food service workers in crisis. 

    Click here to buy tickets.

    General Admission tickets: $30

    VIP tickets: $75

    What Atlanta Restaurants Will Have Food At ‘Seconds Please’ Food Festival?


    Food will be featured from the following local restaurants:

    Porch Light Latin Kitchen

    • Adobo Rubbed Smoked Pork Cheeks, Toston, Avocado, Lime Cured Onions

    Loyal Q

    • SmOAKed Wings + House-Made Pickles

    Ormsby’s

    • Pot Roast Pot Pie with G13

    Wade’s

    • West by West Pepperoni Rolls

    Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q

    • Smoked Turkey Club Slider

    Steinbeck’s

    • Pork Vindaloo with Coconut Rice and Crispy Curry Leaves

    Local 3

    • “Spaghetti-Os” with Annellini and Meatballs

    MTH Pizza

    • Margherita Pizza with Tomato, Mozzarella, Scissored Basil and EVOO

    Dos Bocas

    • Chicken and Andouille Jambalaya & Shrimp and Crab Campechana

    Rozina Bakehouse & Coffee

    • Turkey Thighs Carrilladas, Olives, Migas Con Chorizo Puree, Espelette Emulsion

    SweetWater Brewery

    • BBQ Brisket Sliders with Fried Onions and Second Helping BBQ Sauce

    For more information, visit SweetWater’s website, SweetWater’s Facebook page or Giving Kitchen’s website!

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  • The Lawrence Restaurant Debuts New Spring Menus In Atlanta
    Bars / Business / Restaurants / Where To Drink

    The Lawrence Debuts ‘Lit’ Cocktail Menu In Midtown Atlanta
    cj-johnson-2 April 8, 2019
    2 Min Read

    The Lawrence is getting into the spring of things quite literally: The Midtown Atlanta restaurant has refreshed its lunch, dinner and cocktail menus.

    The lunch and dinner menus are just as Southern and yummy as ever, but it’s the cocktail menu that reads like a novel: That’s because many of the items are classic literary characters.

    “Spring is a time of awakening and fresh ideas, and I think our latest menus really encapsulate that,” Executive Chef Katie Juban said. “Our cocktail menu, inspired by literary characters from classic novels, is so unique – and delicious – and the lunch and dinner menus speak for themselves. I’m excited for Atlanta to experience them.”

    Here are some highlights from The Lawrence’s cocktail menu

    • “Lizzie Bennett & Mr. Darcy” inspired by Pride and Prejudice – Grapefruit Peel Infused Gin, Alysian Blanc, Dimmi, Lime, Honey, Chamomile, Honeydew
    • “Montgomery Montgomery” inspired by Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events – Marie Duffau Napoleon Armagnac, Cranberry Infused Fino Sherry, Cocchi Americano, Dolin Blanc, Orange Bitters
    • “Sirius Black” inspired by Harry Potter – Dulse Infused Glasgow Scotch, Averna, Cap Corse Blanc Quinquina, Leader, Peychauds.

    Where is The Lawrence located in Atlanta?

    The Lawrence is located at 905 Juniper Street Atlanta GA 30309. Their phone number is (404) 961-7177. Here’s a map to help you find it.

    Atlanta is having a restaurant renaissance. Hot chicken is the rage in Atlanta’s dining scene right now. But so are chicken and waffles.

    Fast-casual is also the dining trend du jour around metro Atlanta restaurants. The concept involves mixing the quick accessibility of fast food with the casual dining experience. Food in Atlanta is also adapting to the various tastes of the migrants that come here to live.

    Read more: 5 essential soul food spots in Atlanta

    Patrons typically order off a menu board like they would at a burger joint, but the convenience of sitting down to leisurely enjoy their food has made the segment a popular one with the restaurant industry.

    The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a fast-caz explosion in recent years.

    Check out some of AtlantaFi.com’s best Atlanta restaurant stories

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  • Atlanta / Bars

    Taco Mac Closes In CNN Center In Downtown Atlanta
    craigsotherlistyahoo-com June 4, 2018
    2 Min Read

    Call it a victim of progress. Taco Mac, which has been anchored in the CNN Center for a decade, recently closed its doors, AtlantaFi has learned. The restaurant closed abruptly at the end of April 2018.

    The site has seen many restaurants come and go, but one has to wonder how its neighboring restaurant, Dantanna’s, is doing. Major expansion has occurred over the past few years in downtown Atlanta, with restaurants being opened and closed on a regular basis.

    Taco Mac in CNN Center closes down

    The company, which was founded in Atlanta in 1979, was recently sold to Morehouse College graduate Harold Martin Jr. and three of his partners from Fresh Hospitality, a Nashville-based restaurant incubator.

    There is no word on whether the shuttered Taco Mac spot has been acquired by another tenant.

    When it comes to restaurants, Atlanta is quickly gaining ground on some of the dining capitals around the United States.

    Fast-casual is the dining trend du jour around metro Atlanta restaurants. The concept involves mixing the quick accessibility of fast food with the casual dining experience. Food in Atlanta is also adapting to the various tastes of the migrants that come here to live.

    Read more: 15+ essential soul food spots in Atlanta

    Patrons typically order off a menu board like they would at a burger joint, but the convenience of sitting down to leisurely enjoy their food has made the segment a popular one with the restaurant industry.

    The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a fast-caz explosion in recent years.

    Here Are Some Of The Best Atlanta Restaurants To Try:

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  • Bars / Restaurants

    Drink Of The Week: Pinewood’s ‘Lady James’
    craigsotherlistyahoo-com April 3, 2018
    1 Min Read

    If you’re looking for a citrus-y drink to get your engines revved juuuuust enough, then you’ll like what The Pinewood in Decatur is cooking up. The Decatur spot has quickly become known for its drinks, courtesy of its Whiskey Wednesday promotion.

    But I “digest”: What we want to talk about this week is The Pinewood’s “Lady James,” a mix of vodka, elderflower, rosemary, lemon, and blanc de blancs.

    This drink goes down smooth and is a perfect compliment to the indulges on the food side. Try it with the Anaheim Chicken Sandwich (toasted ciabatta, anaheim pepper, red onion, artisan lettuce, tomato, cheddar, remoulade) or the Ritz Cracker Crusted Chicken Breast (mashed potato, green beans, crystal gravy).

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  • Atlanta / Bars / Food & Drink / Restaurants

    Some Of The Straight-Up Best Restaurants In Atlanta
    atlantafi-com-staff December 13, 2017
    4 Min Read


    The Best. That’s a food you can find in Atlanta is in various places around the city. There are pork chops on the south side that are hard to beat. Steak in Buckhead is impeccable. Barbecue on the east side is No. 1.

    But without a doubt, if you want to find an establishment that pretty much has it all: top-notch service, awesome food, great atmosphere and more, there are some staples that are hard to ignore.

    Here are the top eateries in ATL, according to Trip Advisor.

    Bone’s Restaurant

    1,511 reviews

    #2 of 3,293 Restaurants in Atlanta. A reviewer says: “A wonderful place for fine dining in Atlanta. Having been several times it never disappoints with exceptional service and superior quality steaks. An ample wine list and classy atmosphere make it a perfect location to enjoy fine dining at its best.

    Chama Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse

    284 reviews

    #3 of 3,293 Restaurants in Atlanta. A reviewer says: “This place is a lot better that other places with recognized names in town. The service is awesome! I’ve been here a few times and all the time has been great. Even the valet parking guys are very nice! This restaurant can be compared to Fogo di Ciao, but with more options. An unforgettable experience.”

    Desta Ethiopian Kitchen

    381 reviews

    #4 of 3,293 Restaurants in Atlanta. A reviewer says “Hands down the best Ethopian food we’ve ever had! Couldn’t decide what we wanted to order, so we went with the Vegetarian Platter and the Original Meat Lovers (we picked salmon, lamb, and filet mignon). Amaaaaazing! Every single bite was delicious!!! Highly recommended.”

    Capital Grille

    616 reviews

    #5 of 3,293 Restaurants in Atlanta. A reviewer says “Some businesses and companies achieve true greatness: Lexus with cars, Apple with computers. Jaeger LeCoultre with watches. This is one of those places. Truly exceptional. The bone-in filet and porcini-rubbed ribeye were simply first rate – better even than local specialists like Rathbun’s and Bone’s, or out-of-state legends like Peter Luger’s. These folks know what they’re doing. The ambiance and service are first rate as well. Come here when you want the best.”

    Canoe

    1,858 reviews

    #6 of 3,293 Restaurants in Atlanta. A reviewer says “I had heard so many good things about this place and was finally able to try it out with a friend on a Friday evening. It did not disappoint. I called on Thursday evening and was able to get a reservation for two on a Friday evening at 6:45 pm. We had on jeans and a nice shirt, but I would probably recommend at least khakis and a nice shirt as a minimum. Make sure you turn on your GPS, because it is a bit strange to find. But, we arrived on time and were promptly seated. The place is very rustic chic, but gorgeous and inviting. We were seated right by a window, but unfortunately, it was dark out, so we could not take in the spectacular views. We started with some Pino Noir and the fried oysters (special) and kangaroo as appetizers. Both were simply amazing. I had never tried kangaroo and I absolutely loved it. Also, they bring several bread options to the table and you have as much as you want. The sourdough was my favorite. For dinner, I had the swordfish, which was delicious. My friend had the monk fish, which was a special. His was delicious, as well. For dessert, I had the popcorn ice cream sundae with cracker jacks. It was beyond amazing and quite a sizable portion. My friend had the chocolate grotto, which was great, as well. The service was spot on the prices were reasonable. I would recommend this place for an intimate dinner or small group. Additionally, they have a small party room that would be great for a higher end work or personal function. This is now truly one of my favorite places in Atlanta and I plan on coming back, soon.”

    Got any other top eats? Let us know in the comments

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