The food although it was hot it wasn't very good. Tough steak, no meat in the carnitas, shrimp was…read moreover cooked and the best part was the chips and the salsa and beans. We won't be going back there. For three meals with the tip, which I would not have given, was right at 100.00. The service was quite lacking.

We enjoyed ourselves for lunch.I had chicken flautas and my husband had steak fajitas.Our food was…read morehot very good.Our waitress also was very nice and friendly .

We love coming out to Da Bar! My husband and I buy drinks shoot pool and dance the night away here…read more It's a cute cozy place with lots of regulars. The bar tenders are a little young but all are very beautiful!

I was told this place is known for the best Bloody Marys so on our drive to Nola we had to stop. It…read morewas empty but the one person sitting at the bar and the bartender were both very kind and fun to chat with. My bloody Mary was delicious and I can see why they have been honored with such a great title of "worlds best" Its a simple and classic drink that's not overcomplicated with a million topers.

Great place for great drinks. Laid back, as you are great stop on the way to New Orleans.read more

Great selection of liquor, amazing music, and a hell of a time! Kylie, Cici and Chenoa are awesome…read morebartenders! They also have a super chill outdoor patio area!

Always enjoy the drinks and atmosphere. Staff and management always attentive. Wish had more time…read moreto spend at bar

Red Goose and Renes across the street and two Thibodaux drinking landmarks. The crowd here is young…read moreand old and everything in between. There is cheap beer, juke box, video crack, and plenty of smoke. It is not a place for fine dining or even fine drinking. But It is a place for drinking. Hey, it's Thibodaux, what else are you gonna do?

Social club for the pillars of the community. Otherwise known as headquarters, the house of the…read morehomeless, and the fellowship. This place is home to a close knit group of professional barfrequenters and the college crowd. I bartended here throughout college, and my life has forever been changed. The verdict is still out if it was for better or worse. If you are looking for specialty cocktails, a variety of beer on tap, handcrafted whiskeys, and a smoke free atmosphere, YOU ARE IN THE WRONG PLACE. Cocktails are limited to options such Jack and Coke in a plastic cup. That being said, thats what makes this place what it is. If you want old school music playing from a jukebox (think Al Green and Sam Cooke), a very interesting yet smoky atmosphere of a 1940's shoe store morphed into a barroom, and a conversation with some interesting individuals and hardcore videopoker players from all socioeconomic backgrounds, you have found your spot.

I'm from Houston, so being on the bayou is definitely different. Not many choices of quality bars…read more With that said.... this place is pretty decent! Nice atmosphere, large bar area, good bartenders, good alcohol selection, and nice patrons. Worth checking out!

Fun crowd and friendly service. Went with a friend instead of traveling to belle chasse and…read morefighting traffic

Solid. Worth visiting. Friendly, even to those from out of town. Swing in for some cold beer and…read moreconversation.

Overpriced merchandise. At this point it's price gauging and targeting a community of people and…read morethey show us no respect.

Definitely a great hang spot with good cool people and hospitality is out of sight! Don't miss out…read moreon our culture at this place! Stop on in at JB and tell them your local neighborhood critic good/bad AshelyB made this review! Spread the word! Excellent food as well!

great new owner . fun place , live musicread more

Young and old drinkers in Thibodaux all have one thing in common, they stop at Rene's at one point…read moreduring a night out. It has the cheapest beer in town (cash only), but don't expect a wide variety in your drinks. The crowd is full of barely legal types and the barely alive regulars that circle the bar at all hours of the day. Rene's has a funky local vibe to it. The main problem is that you probably lose 5-years of your life each time you come here due to all of the smoke you inhale. You should wash your clothes and shower immediately upon leaving here; which could be a good pick-up line.

I have walked into plenty of shady establishments in my time on this earth. I have often wondered…read moreif I would walk out of some, but occasionally I've found a gem. Cochiara is one such gem. Growing up in South Louisiana I spent a lot of time in Grand Isle. Heading there we would always stop at a friend's gas station/fishing supply/bar on the way to the island. I always remember the old men sitting at the bar laughing and drinking while we tried to convince my parents to buy us candy. Throughout the years I have visited many a boat launch and marina in Louisiana fishing communities with similar businesses. These places have always reminded me of those family trips and they always bring me great joy. After a recent trip to Boutte's for dinner, I discovered another place that made my quite happy. Cochiara is the convenience store/bar next to a boat launch. There used to be hotel rooms here, but I think they no longer exist. Inside is much more of a bar than convenience store, but there are chips and soft drinks should you need supplies for a fishing trip. The crowd was primarily local, but very friendly. I think I was tested by some locals when they noticed me singing David Alan Coe, but I must have passed with flying colors as they welcomed us with open arms. This may have been because I am a very likable guy with an incredible knowledge of country music. If you're not me, or not with me, you may have issues, but I will be glad to offer pointers for a small fee. The jukebox was stocked with old country classics, but also had some surprises including Madonna. The beer selection was somewhat lacking unless you are a fan of Bud products. When asked what beer they had besides Bud Light, the bartender advised of us of no less than seven different Bud products. If I buy a camp in Lafitte I will become a regular here. Even if I don't, I will make sure and stop on every trip I make. Note: I am thinking bars like this would make a great UYE. I wonder if we can figure out a way to do all waterfront bars one night.

This is a cool little bar in Lafitte. Good jukebox with old country on it. Really nice people and…read morecheap drinks. What more could you ask for? It's a really big place with a pool table, a dance floor and a bunch of snacks that you can buy if you want something to munch on. In this town everyone knows everyone. A young guy came up to my friend and me and asked where we were from. If you aren't from the area, go in and be nice and the locals will treat you like one of their own.