We visited The Legacy for Sunday brunch as was pleasantly surprised. It was a beautiful day and we…read moreseated ourselves on the outdoor patio. There was a good variety on their menu and we opted with chicken and waffles, the legacy breakfast and a pork chop breakfast. The cheese grits were absolutely great. It's hard to find good, creamy grits that have been prepared with care and these hit the mark. My daughter thoroughly enjoyed her chicken and waffles and cleaned her plate, which was surprising because it was a HUGE portion. The hash browns were a cube potato style, but were good too. My husband mentioned his pork chop was well seasoned. The service was attentive. We will likely return as we all enjoyed our meals.

TERRIBLE. Food took FOREVER... like 1.5hrs to get an order of fries…read more AND then I get home and realized they gave me the wrong debit card! Thankfully my friend got mine after realizing but now I'm having to try and locate the owner of the card I was given.

Finding Mr. Tito was so much fun!! My grandson and niece had the best time taking turns finding the…read moreclues. My other grandson was with our group in the Voodoo Plantation and he loved it.

We had a blast and the owners were absolutely amazing and extremely accommodating!!! The Voodoo…read morePlantation was a huge hit!!!!

Service and food has always been excellent at Bocage. The whole family enjoyed their food. The best…read morepart is you get to watch tennis matches and eat or sit inside and eat! Check Bocage out!

This is a beautiful raquet club... a bit of a hidden gem, in my opinion. The location is completely…read moreunnoticeable from Jefferson and Corporate Boulevards. If you quickly pass the sign of the club, you will miss it. The entrance is a short alley way that leads you to the parking lot of the club. Surprisingly enough, it was huge! Who knew this was tucked in away behind ordinary strip malls. Though I did not get a complete tour of the club, I noticed multiple tennis courts, swimming pool, kids playground and the clubhouse where I was for an event. During the event, a hearty breakfast was served and there was ample seating inside and outside. The staff is very attentive and is very experienced the set-up for different types of events. Though I'm not a member here, but I have enjoyed attending events here and have never been dissatisfied with the level of service I received.

It's a super fun, lively atmosphere with lots of well maintained courts. It definitely feels like…read moreTHE hang out for teenyboppers now so that's not ideal to your average young adult. The food is okay, nothing to write home about. But it doesn't have to be, that's not why people go. It gets the job done. Cabana is really cool, makes for a fun atmosphere. It does get so crowded but that's a good thing for them, I suppose!

Best beach volleyball facility in Baton Rouge. Fun vibe and competition for all levels. Ice berg…read moredrinks are a must after playing. Owners are great and very down to earth.

Brought my son and his girlfriend here on 1/3/18 because the son wanted his girlfriend to learn how…read moreto shoot...so packed up several of my pistols to give her an experience across the spectrum ( a couple of my .22s, .38, .357 and 9mm)... Open Monday thru Sunday $15/person with NO time limit on shooting session... Wednesday is only $12/person...again NO time limit... The gun range is "no frills" with 7 indoor lanes with each lane having a mechanical target system that lets you run your target out to 25 yards...they sell various targets to include hostage targets for $1 apiece...Really liked the hostage targets because they are formatted such that if you're shooting at 7 yards it is equivalent to a real life scenario at 25 yards...Really helps you focus on accuracy and shot placement... The staff was helpful, welcoming and polite and they had a wide variety of weapons for rent from suppressed pistols to those "scary" black semi-auto rifles... The son and his girlfriend had a great time and we put in excess of 200 rounds down range and I found this location to be great! I'll definitely be back...

I drive from South Baton Rouge to go to this range. They are way less strict about rules and what…read moreyou can and can't do. Basically it's fun and not a pain to go to. They only have about 8-10 lanes and no steel targets but you can mag dump and do whatever as long as you're safe. Place could use some renovations to the range, especially the ceiling that lets it get really hot on hot days. All in all, great range with friendly staff. Do recommend.

Love this place! I came here with a group for the first time ever last night. Maria is the…read moreinstructor and she provided light snacks and drinks. It's BYOB which, tbh makes the experience even better. You select a picture from multiple binders available OR you bring in your own & let her know ahead of time. It's a small lil studio so you get hands on instructions from Maria on techniques to use and she provides the canvas and all the supplies. My painting actually came out really nice to my surprise. I'd totally come back to this place again. It's really fun for a GNO or any type of event really.

This place is awesome! I will definitely go back, I had so much fun! Maria is super sweet, so much…read morefun, and very helpful. I don't usually do things I'm not good at and painting is one of them, but my painting turned out great! Maria showed us what techniques to use and walked us through each step, she is amazing! If you are looking for something different and fun to do this is the place to go!

Highland Road Park is a large community park with recent renovations to the children's/toddlers…read moreplay area providing the more modern options such as a splash pad. Also here is a gym which provides various programming (including co-Ed box 1x week), frisbee park, ball fields, archery area and a walking park. Another attraction is that this park provides the set up for many cross country meets. But myself, I do not really use any of the above however I am aware that the above described attractions are available. My use of Highland is the tennis courts which most of the courts having been resurfaced within the last 2-3 years. There are plenty of courts here---17 to be exact-- plus some kiddie/ youth courts for beginners new to the game. The tennis center also provides you the opportunity to get your racquet restrung or take lessons---individual or group. The instructors at Highland are great at what they do! My knock against the tennis courts are the lights, and thus the 4 star rating. Otherwise it would be 5 star

Tennis, anyone? Why yes, Alistair, I'd love to join you on the lawn for a bit of sport…read more Ah...tennis. The gentleman's game. If you didn't know, Baton Rouge has a very robust tennis community. There are so many women's teams that they split it up between day and night leagues. Not as many men playing, but still quite a few. This facility has been going through some renovations over the year and is finally, completely, open. The pro shop is really just an area to buy balls and hang out until your match if you're averse to the outside (why are you playing tennis, then?). They have rackets and other stuff for sale, but the selection isn't stellar. It IS clean and comfortable. The courts have a decent surface and are much better than other locations in town. I'm not a fan of the lighting situation here. The lights on the far courts are low so the ball disappears during your opponent's toss or when lobs are attempted. There are about 19 courts and a Round Robin every Saturday (unless there's a tournament going on), so feel free to try your hand. The Round Robin is fun if you're not too competitive. There tends to be a lot of beginners scattered about, so you never know what your competition is going to be. Overall this is a good facility with a LOT of courts. They don't sell beer...yet, but the BREC board has approved the sale of booze at the parks, so maybe soon.

I'll be super honest, I've only bowled here a few times. My son had a birthday party or two here,…read more For those on a budget and don't go to church Sunday mornings are best before noon where lane and shoe rentals are cheap. Bowling just 2 games with 3 people is easily 2 hours. I see birthday parties here, and crowds of college kids many of whom are not from the area. They do lights out with moving lights and music videos over the lanes throughout the day and on weekends. They also have a pretty well stocked arcade area with a ticket generator and a prize counter. I have friends that I meet here once a week at the bar and we all converse about similar topics as Barfly's of all ages. The bartenders are really nice. If you come here you will see 1 person doing the work of 2 or 3 running back and forth servicing pitches, mixing up simple and complex cocktails, while earning their well deserved tips. There is a another smaller bar at the other end of the building serving just beer and wine. Order food at the well stocked snack bar (you'd be amazed at whats on their menu) and have it delivered to the bar or your lane. There are mobile order takers roaming around too. My friends order the pizza while I order the fries, hot wings and even the grilled cheese is good. The people behind the counter at the snack bar are really nice. remember to complement them so you get a big smile back. In a pinch when looking for a place to get hot-wings and i don't feel like wing-stop, I'll come here instead. Fun fact for anyone new to the city and referring to this place to your friends that have been here all their lives, When I refer to this place as All-Star folks look at me weird and then I say "Don Carters" and then they're like, why didn't you say so in the first place! Not being from here I wouldn't have known that. Now you can preted to be from here by referring to it as it's former name. Most evenings there's a city police cruiser out front and an office patrolling the lobby and lanes. I've never seen any trouble here even on the busiest of nights when it switches from league to college night ($5 pitchers for the cheap beer). I've been here when all lanes were full and there was an hour wait for people to bowl. The bar is nice place to hang out and people watch, converse with the staff as this appears to be their safe haven during all the chaos. Interestingly, the DJ is a computer. The system is on auto-pilot from open to close. The mechanical systems that run the lanes are maintained by a couple of dedicated technicians that are constantly correcting issues and working to make sure people have a good time. The decor in the place is as one would say "charming in it's own way". The carpet needs replacing, it still reaks of old smoke when they used to allow smoking there years ago. The decor in the bar is 70's brown panelling, although I understand it was recently renovated that way?? (hire a interior decorator guys). There is a mini-golf course attached to it that I've taken my son and his friends to a few times, and there's a snow-ball place that is now owned by the bowling alley and runs it during the warmer months on the edge of the parking lot. All in all it's a local place. Despite competition moving in at the mall, I don't think Don Carter's will be going anywhere anytime soon, and even if they don't renovate it will have that "Big Lebowski" charm to it to all that go to visit.

I called on Saturday to ask if they considered Mother's Day a holiday or if we'd be able to get the…read morespecial pricing that starts at 9:00 Sunday morning. The person answering the phone didn't know the answer to the question, so she took my name and number and said she would have the manager call when they came in that evening. Didn't hear from the manager or anyone else. We took a chance, drove 35 minutes, arriving at 9:00: the whole family (4 cars). Walked up to the front counter and was told they were closed to the public for a special event. I told the person that I called yesterday and she said "And...". And they said nothing about being closed to the public. No apology, no regret, nothing. We were all looking forward to a fun morning on Mother's Day. Instead we wasted a bunch of gas and will not be returning to one of the few places that a family can go have some affordable fun. Is it so hard to keep a website updated or make sure employees know about special events? Either of which could have saved the wasted morning and gas. What a disappointment!!