Service was perfect. Crowds were busy. Crawfish flavor good. But, hard to peel for April. I know as…read moreit heats up, crawfish get tough shells. Trouble peeling, meat stuck to shale. Drinks a bit high but this is a seasonal place. Tables were large, roomy. Not crowded. I had a major negative but I'm sure it was a one out. Not mentioning details. My first visit and last.

Literally the BEST crawfish in Acadiana. Best flavoring and consistent with seasoning. I will say…read moreif you like flavor; get the spicy not regular. Regular is barely seasoned. During crawfish season, I go 1-2x a week. And I've tried at least 1/2 a dozen of other crawfish spots in the area. None hold a candle to C'est bon! They also have other items on the menu in case someone in your group doesn't like crawfish. But we've only ever just ordered through drive thru. They are a bit pricier than other restaurants, but remember; you pay for what you get. It's the best kept secret in the area for sure! Stays open til Father's Day selling crawfish every year! Go get you some !

We attended a fundraiser at this reception hall. The venue is attractive, well maintained, and the…read moreair conditioning was adequate on a very hot evening. The restrooms were clean, although I think they could be too small for a packed event.

The Madison looks like a pretty place to hold a wedding. There are beautiful chandeliers, nice wood…read morepaneling, and the room has enough space to hold all your wedding guests comfortably. That being said a lot of things are made up quite beautifully for weddings. Most good wedding decorators can make a Waffle House look pretty if given enough time and money to do such a thing. So I give a lot of credit to them and not so much the building at The Madison. I've seen thousands of weddings and this place doesn't wow you like some places. There is just too much wood going on here for my tastes. Hardwood floors and wood paneling! The prices are very reasonable here though so that is an important factor when shopping around for a reception hall.

A smoky dive right off the park in the middle of New Iberia!…read more This place is not exactly the Ritz. You don't come here for doilies under your drinks. This place brings the fun. They offer various games- pool, a punching machine, and televisions playing the game. Are you a fan of the Saints? This is the place to watch them. They offer all kinds of crazy drink specials during the games, where you can put your liver where your mouth is, if you know what I mean ;) The coolest thing about this bar is that you can buy Bloody Marys by the gallon. That's right- 128oz of spicy tomato goodness. That'll start your brunch of right. The place wasn't exactly clean. It was smokey. It's a dive bar. That's what dive bars do... Check this place out- great drinks!

Went in for a crown and sprite and the bartender was rude and severed me my drink in a foam coffee…read morecup. I jokingly told her I didn't want it to go. She gave me a dirty look and said that is how we serve our drinks. She had rock glasses right behind her. I chugged it and left. Go right across the street for good serve and a proper drink at the raw bar!

Simply beautiful, this is truly a hidden gem as most will go to Avery Island to see Tabasco hot…read moresauce birthplace, but this is a must on any list, if only to see the beautiful peacocks, and gardens are breathtaking to include the lake. Great for outdoor weddings.

This has to be the most beautiful lunch spot in Louisiana... rolling hills covered in gardens and…read morelive oaks, calmly strutting peacocks, and panoramic vistas of a beautiful lake. The beverages are delicious, the gumbos solid, and the entrees are hearty. The paninis seem a bit out of place, but the rest of the menu has plenty to choose from. My relatives love the chili, however my favorite dish is the eggplant Michelle, a seafood and eggplant casserole in a hot ceramic dish. The house bread is fresh and satisfying. The Caesar's salad is missing the sharpness in its sauce and there seems to be another type of cheese subbed in for the Parmesan... other than that the experience is wonderful.

This is an old building but it scores points for the fact that there really isn't a bad seat in the…read morehouse. Sound quality seems to vary a bit by performance.

We saw our first show in Lafayette Shen Yun.. we received our tickets from will call, which was…read morereadily available, and was able to go in to be seated. The area was smaller than we're used to however was still nice and comfortable, and the show was amazing. Do be prepared for the traffic while leaving the parking lot, it may be worth it to use the parking garage on the side.

She does horrible work. Refuses to refund. Did not edit wedding pics. Does not communicate except…read morean email. I highly recommend not to use her. We do not have one decent pick from my daughters wedding. She is to pricey for the kind of work she does. Groom hair hanging in the face I know we did not have the best of conditions but a professional would had been able to edit 80% of the pics we received.

Sarah Beth is an amazing photographer. She works so hard to deliver beautiful photos to her clients…read morein a timely fashion. As a wedding planner, I always recommend her to my clients because communication with her prior to, on the day of and after the wedding is seamless and I trust 100% that she will deliver a beautiful product to my clients. If you are looking for a wedding photographer, I highly recommend Sarah!

Need a wedding venue in Lafayette? This is a great place…read more Before we get into the review I have a few disclaimers. I have no idea how much this venue costs or how easy they are to work with. I am sure they are lovely. I am writing this review as someone who performed a wedding ceremony here, drank some wine, and ate some food. With that in mind, we are gathered here today to write this review. The Truss Room is named after the large trussed roof. At least that is what I guessed based on the name and the view of the roof. It is one large room that had the venue/reception area on one side and the bar/food area on the other. The wedding had around 150 guests (I am guessing). There was ample food and drinks for everyone. As an officiant, the acoustics were great but I am a loud dude so if you are a whisperer, get you a microphone. The food was very good and people seemed happy. The wine was also good and people seemed to enjoy it. PS. I wonder if Yelp will allow me to add Reverand to my name.