Service at lunch was Awesome,Parking was Tight.The service and food was Better than Most.I had the…read moreCrawfish Pie ,my Daughter had the Chicken Pot Pie,Chicken smoked in house .It was the Best i had ever eaten in my life.Everyone has eaten some type of Pie.This was off the chain.Did not have room for desert..Iy's easy to find off Goverment St.down from Old Baton Rouge High School......

Another one of those places that you dream about after you have had it once! This is going to be a…read moremust stop for us every time we are in the area! The pies are to die for! Sweet and savory - you have all the options and they are all good. My husband decided to be the rebel in our group and try one of the burger options and it was also amazing. Flavor was great and the portion was on point. We left with a to-go order of sweet pie slices and fully tummies! Shoutout to the service here - everyone is SO NICE and helpful. The restaurant was busy when we stopped by but everyone in the space made you feel so welcome with smiles and suggestions.

We came for brunch as a party of five on the first Saints game day, so it was PACKED. We joined the…read morewaitlist for about 40 minutes, but once we arrived, we still had to check in and wait another 35 minutes. Parking was crazy too -- we ended up around the back of the shopping center. Thankfully, it was worth the wait. We sat near the bar, our service was impeccable, and the chef even came out to our table. For appetizers, we shared the French Toast Bites, Pig-Candy Bacon Bites and Fried Green Tomatoes. One of each was plenty for five people. The Fried Green Tomatoes were surprisingly my favorite -- there's a lot going on with the remoulade and bacon-onion jam, but it WORKS. The French Toast Bites were fried a little hard, and the Pig-Candy Bacon was very sweet and also a little hard, although my son devoured it. The regular bacon is ALWAYS amazing, so we ordered several rounds for the table. My husband and dad loved their Three Little Pigs Omelets. My husband added shrimp to his grits and said they were delicious, while my dad only finished half his plate because the portions are generous. My Southern Breakfast with scrambled eggs, cheese grits, bacon, fried green tomato and biscuit was simple, GOOD and filling. For picky kids, I'd order one pancake and extra bacon instead of multiple kids' meals. I also appreciated the apple juice and coloring sheets with crayons. The Mimosa Flight was just okay. Blueberry Lavender was my favorite, followed by Watermelon Pomegranate. I'd skip Pineapple Peach Bellini and Blue Orange -- I tasted more champagne than flavor. The Mardi Gras Punch, however, was a table favorite, especially the popping boba. Even with the crowd, the bathroom was clean. We watched the Saints game, enjoyed family time and stayed full until evening. Between the food, drinks and impeccable service, I'd definitely return -- just prepared for the brunch rush.

with a lively, casual atmosphere and plenty of choices on the menu…read more The Bananas Foster French Toast is probably the thing I'd tell somebody to try first. Brioche, bananas, that rich Bananas Foster flavor...it's definitely on the sweeter side, but if you're going to brunch, sometimes you just have to commit. LOL. The menu has enough variety that everybody at the table can usually find something, whether you want breakfast, something savory, or one of the heavier brunch dishes. Just keep in mind that some menu items use tasso or other pork-based ingredients, so I always pay attention to what's actually in the dish before ordering. The restaurant itself is bright, busy, and has that fun brunch energy without feeling too overdone. Service is generally good, although like most popular brunch spots, things can slow down when they're packed.

The food was great. The service was fast friendly and they had a lot to talk about and they were…read morealso funny great ambience a bike is spoke and hub theme of course. I got the hash brown bowl and the wife got eggs, turkey sausage, and hashbrowns. They have a large variety on their menu, many options all the normal breakfast options and more. I'm sure you can find something great to eat here we did. and they also have adult beverages. I recommend spoken hub. It's a wheel of a deal.

We were visiting our son at LSU last weekend and found Spoke and Hub. I wanted to make a…read morereservation, knowing that many places are super booked Sunday morning after a football game weekend. Well, what a great find! This place is super cute and the food was delicious! Especially liked the sausage patties, hush puppies and my over easy eggs were cooked perfectly. The staff were wonderful, service was fast and the atmosphere was welcoming. I highly recommend!

Shrimp and grits, Egg Bites and Grit bowl with bacon was our choice of breakfast. Macchiato and…read moreLatte Coffee was bland. Biscuits were pretty good. Nice group location, outdoor seating. Spacious and nice vibes. Service was good, our server was for personable. Definitely a good breakfast experience.

Togo cups and less than mediocre coffee. Not how coffee shop should be. Nice atmosphere but not…read morenice enough for me to enjoy poor flavor. Even went with a sweet turtle latte as to not have a bad taste and that wasn't sweet really but wasn't flavor profile either. Oh well.

Leola's Cafe is a place I've always wanted to try and passed everyday. My sister hosted a…read moreGalentines Day here and it was perfect. The be building is nice and cozy and gives a homey vibe. The food was amazing. I had the Southwest Omelet which came with brisket inside cheese and avocado. Everyone else at the table had a bite of my omelet it was so good. It came with potatoes. I also tried their biscuits and cinnamon butter and they were chefs kiss. Perfectly made. The grits were a 1000/10. The best grits I have ever eaten and I've eaten man grits in my life. The service was so great. We had an amazing waitress who was so sweet and helpful since it was our first time and was able to help our large group during our visit!

Leola's is one of my favorite brunch spots! love that they have an Eat Fit menu for everything from…read moreapps to entree to drinks!

This was a pleasant surprise of restaurant. Here for Family Weekend at LSU, this was the choice by…read moremy daughter and her bestie. It started with the amazing greeters/hostesses in the entrance. They greeted us with smiles as we waited for our table. I think Lydia and MacKenzie but could be totally wrong with the names . Our server, Ava, was Amazing. She was very attentive even with the place being very busy. It was never a moment where we felt we were waiting for something without being checked on. The Alligator Hotdog was amazing! I was skeptical about some of the toppings but said "whatever", bring it as is. Such a great choice plus an amazing Red Blend to go with it. My daughter gumbo was very good also. Very nice casual ambiance even with having to have a reservation for the evening.

Food was very good but the patio is not the place in late summer…read more The staff is friendly.

I came here with my mom and sister to waste some time. I got the crème brûlée latte with almond…read moremilk. Normally almond milk lattes disgust me, but this one was good! It was a bit too sweet, but the coffee itself was very nice. I'm a coffee snob and can't stand when coffee has that "burnt cigarette" taste. This coffee was so smooth, not burnt or sour or bitter at all. I am also a sucker for house made syrups, so much so that the sight of bottled syrups will make me leave. This shop makes their own syrups! Give them a shot!

This is a very nice place, have plenty of seating inside & outside. I tried the peanut butter cold…read morebrew, which it was advertised as unsweetened so the cashier recommended to add maple syrup, my mistake was to only add one pump since it usually makes it super sweet but unfortunately I couldn't taste not the syrup or the peanut butter BUT the vegan breakfast sandwich was just amazing, so yummy, it was a whole meal. I'll make sure I come back to try any other coffees for the season. Service was great btw, super fast.

Traveling through Baton Rouge and hotel recommended this place. Went there two nights in a row…read more Great food and service. Food was fresh and tasty. First night had half and half crawfish tails, fried and etoufee. Delicious and plentiful. Second night had Mahi Vermilion. Same story. Servers are friendly and hard working. Mostly college students but very eager to serve and please. Reasonable prices. If in town, give it a try. Highly recommend.

It's obvious that the Chimes and Pairains have changed their standards. Food, service were…read moreabsolutely terrible. No Manger or just really anyone seemed to care about anything. My food was just not anywhere near what it once was.

The food was amazing. The staff was very friendly and helpful with the menu. Prices were…read morereasonable. Try the floral Arnold Palmer. It was so good. Everyone left happy and full.

As a dedicated Yelper, I found Fork and Spoon here. Highly rated. It was a little off the beaten…read morepath, at least our path but not a terrible drive. It's small inside so finding a place to sit could be difficult and we struggled to find parking also. All this is a testament to the food and service. Both were very good. The sausage gravy toast had great flavor. My wife enjoyed her grits bowl also. The restaurant is small but clean and a nice kind of diner vibe.

Ambiance is gorgeous. The wait was quite long, but that is totally okay with a busy restaurant like…read morethis. The host was extremely kind, and our server Ben (long-haired gentleman) was very present and accommodating. I had the Seoul something, and it was very flavorful and filling. Truffle frites were scrumptious as well. Again, the service was just amazing! Props to Ben!

We have been visiting this place for years. Some items within my review may or may not still be…read moreavailable. For starters we typically go with the Kale Caesar Salad or Cheese Curds. The Cheese Curds speak for themselves, the buttermilk ranch appears to be made in house and is delicious. The salad is also very good. The combination of parmesan, sunflower seeds and banana peppers is very good and a combo I had never tried before. As far as main courses we had had the following: The Burger Seoul Plant (Philly Cheesesteak) Mac & Cheese Sausage & Kale Canestri Some of the menu items that don't appear to be currently but I had tried are the Hot Chicken Sandwich, Coconut Shrimp Tacos and some other versions of their pasta dishes. The Hamburger Steak use to be on the menu but was removed. However, recently it became available as the Thursday night special. Unfortunately, when we went it was underwhelming. The hamburger patty had zero seasoning and flavor, potatoes were average and the green beans were so salty we couldn't eat them. As far as drinks go, the Prague Ghost is very good. I don't see it on the menu currently however, my Wife ordered it a few weeks ago and they are still willing to make it.