What is going on with this place lately? It used to be a distillery where I came frequently to…read morerelax and enjoy a somewhat sophisticated atmosphere with friends but lately it has gone downhill. I recently joined a large group of colleagues for an end of the year celebration and we talked to the owner ahead of time to setup the event. We put in a request for a specific bar tender to facilitate the event as we have previously had several rude and dissatisfying encounters with a certain bartender who claims to be the bar manager and we wanted to avoid a bad experience. We initially considered going somewhere else to avoid this bartender but ultimately decided to give Sugar field another chance as we have held events here in the past and the owner is usually very accommodating, but that was a mistake. The bar manager worked our event and was extremely rude. She dressed provocatively as she typically does. She even wears open toe sandals and shorts with her butt hanging out. She made several drink wrong and was argumentative when asking her to remake the drinks. She stated, "how can they be wrong if I'm the only one who creates drinks here." She over charged my coworkers, she made ugly faces at us, and had a very unpleasant attitude the entire time. I even heard her tell a customer, "shut the fuck up" unwarranted and unprovoked. This is something I have witnessed during other visits along with bad mouthing other frequent customers and employees including the owners. Sadly, she seems to be there all the time now. The quality of experience has dwindled and is not worth the cost.

Went on a Sunday afternoon and had a really nice time. The owner went out of his way to answer all…read moreof our questions. He was extremely kind and helpful. The atmosphere was very relaxing and welcoming. Several customers brought their pets and the bartender even provided water for the animals. A great place to relax and unwind. Seating was available both inside as well as on the outdoor patio. Parking was available and attached to the building. Area was very safe and comfortable. The customers were very polite as well. Highly recommend.

It's always hot in the movie theater.Very uncomfortable. Also if you come ti watch a late movie the…read moreconcessions close before your movie is over so no refills or anything during your movie. My biggest problem is how hot it is though, genuinely it's to the point where I'm sweating during the movie.

Small theater, very clean , nice staff, fresh concession including good fountain drinks. Good…read moreselection of movies

This is the field for the softball team representing Dutchtown High School...Class facility all the…read moreway...field is in excellent shape and well maintained...as you can see from the 2 pics I posted... The dugouts are roomy and enclosed, Press Box is enclosed, the only stands sit below the Press Box and are directly behind home plate which gives a surprisingly open view of the entire field of play with good sight lines to all corners of the field... The field sits behind the main buildings of DTHS and is off to the left of the Student parking lot hard by Griffins Stadium... If you have a chance to watch a softball game here I think it will be an enjoyable experience!!!

Swamp Pop Music?? The name alone made me interested in this festival. The music was definitely…read moreentertaining. Lots of the people here were dancing to the great music. So I was a little thrown off at first because of a few things that I'm not used to seeing at any other festivals in Louisiana. For starters it wasn't outside. In fact it was inside a building that reminded me of my high school gym. Another thing that threw me off was not seeing much to eat. C'mon folks this is Louisiana right? Home of the best food in the world. The food choices consisted of only jambalaya, BBQ, burgers, funnel cakes, nachos, and fries. The booze selection wasn't too bad as it was on par with other fests.....plentiful beer and daiquiris. But what will keep me coming back to this fest for yrs to come is that all the funds go to cystic fibrosis research. I love anything to do with helping others. I also had a blast hanging out with some of the most warm-hearted and jovial people I have ever met. Louisiana knows how to party!!! Was this fest a little redneck? Definitely. It is in Gonzales right?!! Are you going to come to the Swamp Pop Music Fest for the food? Probably not Will everyone there be dancing? You betcha Will you have a good time? HELL YEAH So what exactly is Swamp Pop Music? I'm still not sure after listening to over 12 hrs of music at this fest but damn it was a crazy fun little festival.

Great festival to hang out with friends and family, listen to live music in a comfortable…read moretemperature setting environment. The music is not deaf defying, especially near the back. My kid is having a blast and the emcee announced that funds go to a good cause, cystic fibrosis.

Couldn't even take our 5 year old granddaughter to the arcade bc they require you to purchase a…read morelane to get in the arcade after 6 pm. Stupidest thing I've ever heard.

Good reunion spot...don't skip this rink. My wife and her friends had a blast! Make sure you bring…read moreyour skates.

This is a wonderful place if you live in the area and have a child interested in dance, musical…read moretheater & performing arts. My daughter's first recital/showcase as they call it blew me away! Such talent our kids have! The instructors are first class, professional, stern, but also very rewarding when the kids do a good job. Unfortunately, my daughter just didn't want to continue on in dance, but had it been her cup of tea I would have definitely let her learn at Center Stage. I was so glad I found a place convenient to my home in Prairieville, that was monetarily feasible (you pay an enrollment fee that I believe was $50/I could be mistaken by that. A monthly $45/class and $150/costume), that also churned out so much talent! I would and do recommend Center Stage to anyone interested in sending their child to dance/musical theater, you'll be amazed at how they are able to dance and sing and entertain! The showcases are loooooong and that's even with them splitting all the classes into 2 showcases!! But it's worth it if you're child has talent and is interested!!

The program is great at Center Stage. The teachers are hit or miss. The best teacher there, hands…read moredown is Joey. She loves the kids and is passionate about what these kids are doing. If she ever leaves, I'm not sure I will keep my kids there. Unfortunately, the cost is outrageous. It cost just as much to send your kid here than it does to send your kid to a private school. I would not advise going here if you live pay check to pay check or struggle paying bills. It's crazy some of the things they charge you for. All of that said, I would advise to check it out for yourself first, speak to some of the teachers and speak to other parents of students there before making a decision.

Francis -Parkinson Keyes, one of my favorite authors lived here so we always pay homage on a trip…read more it never gets old. Built in 1926, This architectural treasure is an outstanding example of a raised center hall villa and includes both Creole and American features in an elaborately detailed residence. BK House's diverse history includes the stories of those who both lived and labored here for nearly 200 years. Originally owned by Ursuline nuns and subsequently occupied by PT Beauregard and Francis- Parkinson Keyes. FPK also wrote a novel called The Chess Players, based on chess champion Paul Morphy, who was also the grandson of the original owner of the house, LeCarpentier.(A great book). Our first tour a few years ago was just us and the docent. There was an ermine cape as worn by FPK and I tried it on. It fit perfectly. Another Urban gem in New Orleans.

The BK Historic House and Gardens is a National Historic Landmark built in 1826 and restored to its…read morepresent condition by renowned author Frances Parkinson Keyes beginning in 1948. It is an example of a raised Creole cottage and is lovingly cared for by the Keyes Foundation. Reasonable admission price, the tours start every hour on the hour. You are not allowed inside to wait more than 10-15 minutes before the tour begins, so be aware of that during the hot summer months. This is well worth the stop if you are in the area. It is located in the French Quarter, but off the beaten path.

I have dealt with just about every body shop in the EBR and Ascension Parish areas as a fleet…read moremanage for several different companies. Brouillette's is by the most honest shop around that I have dealt with. I have sent my friends, colleagues, associates, and family to Brouillett's and not a single one has ever had a bad thing to say. All i have heard are praises for the staff/owners and how good of a job they did. How get, I have been there when other have pulled up asking for free paint jobs, quotes so they can get insurance money and not fix the car, or price shopping using the quote to try and get a lower price elsewhere. Considering it's happened just about every time I have been there, and I am I Ly there for short periods of time, I could see why those customers who want something for nothing may leave a poor review. Best Body and Paint shop around, without a question!

After describing the work to be done and giving me a ballpark price of $1000, he asked me if I'm…read moreshopping around for lowest price. When I responded yes, he said he's not interested and started walking away. We had a spirited conversation about why it would be wrong to price shop and he explaining that he doesn't get paid for the time he spends giving quotes (which another yelper mentioned as well). So I left because I had no desire to work with such an obstinate person. BTW, his price was $500 cheaper than my other quote. So all that self-righteous lecturing and he was the cheap, low-ball quote. Nobody has time for people like this.