The grounds are incredible. The owner was so curious and…read morehelpful. I found the place by a billboard and I'm glad I stopped. They have a little cafe they call the coffee shop which has amazing local dishes like gumbo and all the locals dine here.

The Cajun Village is an amazing place, just a short distance off of I-10. There's a variety of…read moreshops all in historic buildings, with a great dining option known as The Coffee House. I won't go into detail about The Coffee House as it has its own Yelp listing. The other parts of the Cajun Village are the shops, historic buildings, and the authentic swamp it's located in. The shops include a wide variety of souvenirs, crafts, kitchen goods, t-shirts, and anything else that one might want. I am a Louisiana resident and enjoy shopping at the shops here. One of my favorites is the candy store located in the rear of a shop. Lots of old fashioned selections there! Prices tend to be fair, given that they cater to tourists. The shopkeepers are all helpful and nice. Other than the shops, there are historic artifacts and buildings to look at. These seem to have been moved in from various locations, and are always interesting.

Our friends took us here just showing us around Baton Rouge outskirts and Port Allen. The shop was…read morepretty cute, lots of kitschy Cajun and Mardi Gras things. It's in what appears to be an old house which is a little odd but it works for them. The selection was fun to look at (especially the Cajun/funny versions of items: Cajun toilet paper, Cajun wind chimes...) but I found the prices to be too high for my wallet. I'm also not sure the items for sale really fit what I normally buy for myself or for others so the only thing I ended up buying was some alligator jerky. I doubt I'd be back unless we are passing through and need a quick stop. Definitely worth a visit if you haven't been there and want a laugh!

Pretty neat roadside attraction that gives a fun taste of Louisiana. The wares are very touristy…read moreand out of my price range, but it is fun to look around at the gifts and laugh at the gag items such as a "redneck wind chime," made from Bud Light cans. There is also a furniture shop and a museum connected with the store (we did not do the museum), so it is a nice place to stop and take a driving break. I would recommend stopping if you are driving through!

Really cute inside; I honestly spent 20+ minutes browsing everything in the store in multiple…read moreloops. I loved the variation in store items and variation in price range; I didn't feel like things were too expensive for the product. There really is something for everyone in here and so cute!

I love this shop! So many cute things, to the point I just want to buy every single things. The…read morestore's cashier was very friendly and helpful. Store is very bright and clean.

I love coming here! They have the perfect gifts for any occasion! From holidays to dance recitals…read moreto teacher gifts! And always amazing service!

The lady downstairs could use an attitude adjustment. I showed up for a CPR class, at 6:00, tried…read moreto walk up at 10 of to just get settled and it was like a cat with claws. I was going to bring my wife in to shop but not with her general demeanor.

I'm born and raised in Louisiana but still found this gem amazing! There were so many cool and…read moregorgeous things! Can't wait to see what they have next time.

Awesome mix of what looks like local artist consignment and New Orleans themed gift shop, I was…read moreimpressed to see items priced accordingly too. So no matter the budget you will likely find something to suit your fancy. Despite the tiny frontage, Shelly greeted me at the door and welcomed us to the 3,000 soft store! I'll be sure to stop again next time we are through

Wanted to see what types of gadgets and souvenirs they had in this shop. It is packed with stuff -…read moresome very fun stuff, some not. The woman working there was seemingly friendly, but not overtly friendly. Checked out the magnets because I am a magnet geek, along with the pretty wind chimes and they even had a small collection of wind kites, clothes, and nick nacks (spelling?). I didn't see any other souvenir shops along the road, but perhaps there were some. Nice to stop and see, but we did not buy anything.

The best souvenir shop with the kindest, most helpful owners! Great variety of souvenirs from books…read moreon local history to sunglasses and magnets--you're sure to find something for everyone! Highly recommend stopping by!!

Louisiana Hot Stuff is to Lafayette what Fleurty Girl is to New Orleans. This cute little shop is…read moreas local as it gets with amazing Cajun themed gifts, home decor, kitchen gadgets, hot sauce and even laundry soap. It's the place to shop in the Hub City for souvenirs and local art for tourists and locals. I first came in here for a mask during this pandemic because a coworker told me they had crawfish, crab and football themed ones handmade by a local artist. I ordered a couple and when they were ready I got a call to come in a pick them up. I fell in love with this little store and will be a regular for sure! I loved all the locally made art and just felt so much pride for my lovely city just browsing around in here. If you love local, you love Acadiana, you love Saints, LSU and UL football you will love Louisiana Hot Stuff.

If you love Louisiana sports and wearables, this is your place…read more They have a wide selection of New Orleans Saints, university of Louisiana Ragin Cajun (ULL) wear as well as Louisiana State University (LSU) wearables and souvenirs. You will find everything from infants to women's to men's clothing including jackets, flip flops, hats, etc. They also have things like yard signs, spices, sports memorabilia, etc. I love shopping here for gifts and it's my favorite place to bring visitors who want to shop for some Louisiana specific items. Enjoy!

Super cute and local gift shop in Lafayette! I went in to get a mask they were advertising on…read moreInstagram but they were out of the one I wanted...sigh. Still it gave me the opportunity to browse around and get some gift ideas for some special people in my life. I didn't make a purchase today but I'll be back. They have lots of Acadiana themed gifts of course, but for those who are in the market for something more mainstream you'll find it here as well.

It is a very nice gift shop with every day gifts to special holidays …read more They even engrave some items and develop film.

Love the people, love the accent, love this place. Love the south! People have the best time and…read morestories. I WOULD go back.

The Who Dat Shoppe is great locally owned business in Slidell. If you're a sports fan you're going…read moreto love this store. All of the Saints, Tigers and Pelican (I am not sure I'll ever get used to calling them that) gear you could have ever imagined can be found here. The prices are reasonable and they are always putting coupons in the Clipper magazine that comes in the mail. The husband and wife owners are friendly and love what they do. They usually keep the store open late on game days which is awesome because when the Saints have a particularly sweet win it seems like everyone needs a new Saints shirt. They have a pretty large clearance section for you bargin shoppers too. Stop in and support our local businesses in addition to our teams! It's a win win!