Fresh donuts and coffee and something called a kolache that was really delicous... I may have a…read moreheart attack by the time I leave Cajun country but it was well worth it. The father and son who run this shop are extremely friendly. The son is going to be a fantastic business owner someday...amazing customer service.

Been going here since I was a kid with my grandpa. Nothing could replace a family owned local…read morebakery with a great story!

Fresh French bread ,great ginger bread and the pies are amazing, garlic bread is the best and you…read moregot check the festival

The classic go-to for donuts and other goodies with the family on the weekends…read more Pepper Jack and sausage kolache was PHENOMENAL. All their donuts are top notch and warm and fluffy (not heavy). The favorite in our group is the cinnamon twist. You can't find a better one anywhere and we've tested it! They have frozen stuff to that you can take home! The staff is so bright, friendly, professional, and just an all around joy. We had a little blonde high school age girl who was just so lovely our kids were raving about her. Meche's is a New Iberia staple and continues to impress.

Best bakery in Louisiana! Family tradition for us when in the area. Boudin kolaches, eclairs,…read moredonuts, apple fritter.... Can't go wrong. King cakes are to die for. Think their secret is they don't skip on the filling. Yummy goodness!

My sister took me to Lucia Bakehouse as a treat while I was visiting, and it did not disappoint…read more The danishes are excellent, but the croissants are what really stood out. The puff pastry is some of the best I have had, incredibly flaky with a perfect texture and just the right balance of richness. Prices are on the higher side, but in this case it feels justified based on the quality and execution. If you are in Lafayette and appreciate well done French pastries, this is definitely worth a stop.

When Jim Gossen says geaux here, you just geaux…read more Cause you know it's going to be something terrific. And so,even though my hotel has that breakfast included thing, my first stop for breakfast today is Lucia a boulangerie, patisserie and viennoiserie. Which spellcheck wanted to write as Vietnam Wasabi. And I've already read that the most popular items seems to be the cinnamon pastry and they even have a great T-shirt. There's 2000's era post punk/new wave Allah-La's playing on the sound system.

A must stop in Fayetteville- get some old fashion French goodness, friendly service, master baker…read morefood goods, and a touch of French ambiance and local history

Best of the best. Love the chocolate petit fours and the cocoons. Sourdough bread is great too. So…read moremany petit gourmandies!

Best coconut and red velvet cakes around been going there since the '70s Love the icing look…read moreforward to going to my grandmother's every Sunday cuz there was always a red velvet or coconut cake from guidry brings that great memories

My daughter and her family live in New Iberia. She came to St. Charles Parish to surprise me for my…read more60th birthday. Oh my gosh that was one of the best red velvet cakes I have tasted in a long time. The icing was just right not too sweet and the cake was so fresh .

Cakes are so good and the woman here are so sweet and friendly!!!! They also have homemade sweets…read morebaked daily.

My friend told me about this place and I'm so glad she did! I was traveling to La and wanted to…read morepick up a small cake to celebrate my mother in law birthday. I ordered the 8 inch round yellow cake with half pineapple filling and half pralines filling on Thursday. My friend's husband picked up the cake Friday. I got it from them that Sunday afternoon and we presented it to my MIL Sunday night. Nothing but freshness!!! Cake tasted as if it was right out the oven and the flavors were on point! I definitely plan on ordering another cake when we travel home for the upcoming holidays Thanksgiving and Christmas!!!

Off the beaten path, but a feast for your taste buds 10/10!!…read more Make time to visit B Sweet Bistro. This spot offered the BEST entree we experienced during our trip. We ordered a few appetizers and entrees, and everything was made with attention to detail and delicious seasoning. The ambiance was cozy and had a welcoming vibe. The owner and staff were very attentive and friendly. You can tell that the food and a great dining experience are their priority, and they succeeded. Back to the BEST food item in New Orleans, do not sleep on their unique savory beignets. They were bursting with flavor, and we found nothing else like them. I highly recommend this signature dish, which was beautifully presented and loaded with layers of flavor that we can still vividly remember. B Sweeet Bistro is perfect for a memorable, flavorful, and authentic meal. It has an extensive menu and is within safe walking distance of the French Quarter. Whether you're a local or just passing through, make time to visit B Sweet Bistro.

Cake scraps for $1.00. What a great idea! We were told that people often buy them to put in their…read moreice cream, but I imagine for a few dollars one could make an excellent 'cake' bread pudding out of those. We purchased the pecan cake and a lemon cake. In addition, we purchased 2 tea cookies. The lemon cake was well received and said to be moist. My pecan cake was delicious. Best way to describe it is that it tastes like a pecan log. Stick with the cake. Perhaps try other cookies. Tea cookies were definitely not a favorite. Overall, would eat at this place again for cake that is homemade.

The best fruit pies ever. My favorite are the cherry and the lemon. They also make great baklava,…read moreit's a little different from the traditional that you would get at a Greek or Italian place, but I absolutely love it. Last time I visited my mom in Butte La Rose we got a dozen pies to bring home to Texas... we got strawberry, peach, apple and Bavarian cream in addition to my favorites. They were great for dessert! Their French bread is the the best you'll ever have outside of France. I haven't even had a French bread in New Orleans that could hold a candle to it. Once my husband, nephew and I went to pick something up at the store next door and I popped in and got a french bread to take home. The three of us ate it before we got to the pontoon bridge in Butte la Rose. I used to go this place a lot when I was a kid... they had Pac Man and Mrs. Pac Man cookies!

this is a hole in the wall that's hard to find .inside its gloomy .Basic inventory of donuts and a…read morefew small pies .The french bread is decent .donuts like anywhere else .Does it compare to a french patisserie absolutely not .is it worth a trip from Lafayette or baton rouge no .

Mrs Natalie is the best. She makes whatever you want come to life (and sometimes you gotta let her…read morework her magic with a vision you have in mind. She's that good). Been going to her since Fudge It opened their doors and never been disappointed. If something happens, she does her best to fix it. Below is some of the cakes she's done for our birthdays. Highly recommended. Her cookies, fudge, and holiday specialities i.e cookie decorating kits and cocoa bombs are also highly recommended!

Did not see it till I got ready to eat it but there is literally mold growing on the cheesecakes!read more