The service was awesome! The food is wonderful if you don't care about calories or your heart's…read morehealth! I may have overlooked it but I didn't see any healthy options on the menu and not a single vegan option so if you're in a group with someone vegetarian or vegan they will literally get a drink! The ice is just like Sonic ice so loved that! I got a chicken biscuit and it tasted great but left me with terrible indigestion which isn't pleasant! My son had the Hot Hot chicken and garlic fries and he liked it! The portion sizes are plentiful. The restaurant is clean! Prices are good! It's not for me but I do see the appeal to others! Cheers!

The service was quick and very friendly. The inside of the building was really nice and clean…read morewhich is wonderful to customers. The food was pretty decent nothing to fancy. The Nana Nutella was really sweet and the combo with the bananas was great . The hot hot was not hot at all pretty basic. The food I felt tasted more like dill even if you added hot sauce still didn't give me the heat I wanted. It was still pretty good for average breakfast food. The hashbrown was super crunchy. But I would give it an average rating. The garlic fries were pretty good but greasy.

I stopped by The French Press for brunch during a recent visit to Lafayette. I had previously been…read moreto their downtown location, which I believe has since closed, so this visit was to the location off Ambassador Caffery. The interior of this location was very nice and welcoming. There was a good mix of seating options that seemed accommodating for both larger groups and smaller parties. The music selection was also enjoyable and added positively to the overall atmosphere. I ordered the shrimp and andouille omelette. I will say the presentation was very stark and uninteresting. Just based on how it looked, I would not have expected much from the dish. While I cannot quite pinpoint how it could be improved visually, it simply came across as boring on the plate. That said, the omelette itself was better than expected once I started eating. The bites that included both shrimp and andouille sausage were the strongest and most flavorful parts of the dish. Overall, if I were judging strictly on appearance, my expectations would have been low. Taste wise, I would give the meal about a 6 out of 10. I did notice several other dishes coming out to nearby tables that looked more appealing, so while this order did not fully impress me, I would not rule out returning. Next time, I would likely try something different from the menu.

First of all when you're called French Press you've got to show up for the French press coffee…read more These guys nailed it. It was strong, it was delicious, and it was plenty of coffee, enough to pour the rest to go. They've also got the sugar cane syrup you'd hope for in this area, and it was delicious with the blueberry pancakes. Would def eat here again

As someone who recently relocated from California, one of the biggest challenges has been finding…read morevegan options in Lafayette. Then I discovered Five Mile Eatery, and it has quickly become one of my favorite places in town. I am absolutely addicted to their vegan Caesar salad. It's fresh, flavorful, satisfying, and proof that vegan food can be anything but boring. The menu is thoughtfully crafted with organic, seasonal ingredients, and it's refreshing to find a place that truly caters to plant-based eaters. I know some people comment on the prices, but organic, high-quality ingredients cost more, and that's something many people don't realize. Personally, I don't mind paying a little extra for healthy choices and food made with quality ingredients. Beyond the food, the atmosphere is welcoming, the desserts are excellent, and the staff always make me feel at home. If you're vegan, vegetarian, or simply looking for a healthier meal option, Five Mile Eatery is a gem. Lafayette is lucky to have it!

The food was okay, but it wasn't anything that would make me rush back. My coworker recommended…read morethis place to me. I ordered the Co-op Burger, which came on a house-made sweet potato bun that was actually really good. The Angus beef patty was cooked well done, just how I like it. It also came with lettuce, mustard, house ketchup, and basil mayo. Personally, I could've done without the house ketchup and would've preferred regular ketchup. The basil mayo was not a good match, I think regular mayo would have complemented the burger much better. I also asked to leave off the pickles and red onion. I added an over-hard egg, which was cooked perfectly. On the side, I ordered the yogurt, but unfortunately, I couldn't eat it. It tasted like spoiled sour cream, so that was definitely a disappointment. The atmosphere was nice and welcoming, although the seating area felt a little too cramped. It was lunchtime, so I understand that it was busy. One thing I didn't like was the lack of any signs directing customers with call-in or online orders. It wasn't clear where those orders should be picked up. I ended up standing by the cooler, which put me in the walkway of food being delivered and the cooler for beverages. I was also concerned about the food handling. The employee bringing out food and drinks kept playing with her hair because it was constantly falling in her face, then continued handling customers' orders. The person making the coffee also had her hair down. In my opinion, anyone preparing or serving food should have their hair secured and wear gloves when appropriate. Parking was probably the biggest inconvenience. Nearly every surrounding business has signs stating "Parking for customers only," which makes finding a place to park difficult.

We were looking for a brunch spot and stopped here. Found the last two chairs at the bar and thank…read moregoodness. The place filled up quickly. When you walk in you get in line to order except they won't take your order until there's a table. At the bar you can sit and order. I had the shrimp and grits with a side of bacon and a side of sausage gravy. The food was absolutely phenomenal. My only complaint was a little too much paprika. I had a large OJ mimosa and it didn't disappoint. They use Tropicana OJ and they fill it up with bubbly. I also had a nice cup of Community coffee. My partner in crime had the crab cake Benedict and potatoes. She said it was all good except the salad, it was mediocre. I tasted the crab cake and vouch that it was damn good. She had a white cranberry mimosa and was pleased. I don't remember the bartender's name but she was awesome. She was very lively and talkative and didn't mind cracking a joke or a wise crack. We're headed back to Laffy in two weeks and plan on coming back. I plan on doing the biscuit and gravy plate. I will say look for a seat at the bar if you're there because the place will pack up quickly. The place was nice and open and trendy.

OMG! Amazing food! We sat at the bar to order. We both ordered the crawfish omelette, no cheese,…read moreegg whites and we shared a biscuit. My husband had a Bloody Mary. The omelettes were just plain delicious. Every adjective adjacent to delicious, add here! Service at the bar was efficient and friendly, the meals arrived quickly and the server was attentive. The building seems new, is clean and has two bathrooms for women!! Only thing that I'd change-get a cappuccino machine and offer authentic coffee drinks. Tip-everything is drowning in cheese. The food is so delicious, don't cover it up by getting all of that cheese on the eggs and other dishes. It just becomes gross, really. The restaurant is pretty quiet, except for the man at the bar having a loud conversation for a while. Not necessary and rude. Food 5 stars, but leave off the cheese. Plenty of parking is available. Can't wait to return when I'm in the area.

Really good food and atmosphere. Can get overwhelmed when slammed…read more Bakery items are very good. Ran out of French coffee.

I had the prime beef and provolone sandwich accompanied by the coffee crème brûlée. Very tasty -…read moredid not disappoint. Service was professional, in French (for the most part), and within a surprisingly tasteful dining ambiance.

Yummy brunch place in Lafayette! Visiting Louisiana and decided to come here for some brunch and it…read morewas so delicious! We got the cajun benedict, acadian sandwich, beignets, and french toast! The beignets were so delicious and it was our first time trying them in Louisiana! We were also shocked how large the portion sizes were for each dish, definitely shareable and for such a great price! The cafe and service itself were also great. Everyone was very kind and welcoming and the cafe had such a nice look and aesthetic to it!

Absolutely great place to brunch when in laffy! They have some really good home cooked by ya momma…read morestyle of cooking! Their coffee mixes are so delicious and you can make it spoiled if you want! They're also dog friendly which is great if you're here for the weekend and don't know what to do with your pup!

Another Broken Egg is where it's at! Never thought breakfast service could be such a fine dining…read moreexperience. Our food was amazing and our server Trevor was 1000% the best ever. He is so personable, charismatic and spot on with making our visit the most enjoyable experience. The atmosphere is very inviting and all the staff were professional and friendly. This is must do if you are in the Lafayette area.

Driving thru Lafayette on a day trip we decided to stop and grab breakfast. That was the best…read moreFrench Toast i had ever had !!!! We had the best waiter named Trevor, that was johnny on the spot with our drinks and order. Besides how great the food was he made our experience perfect. I recommend going if you ever have the chance and make sure you ask for Trevor . You wont be disappointed.

Great breakfast twice in a row. They were very professional…read more I felt welcomed. This Waffle House is 31, I've visited.

First of all, I am a big Waffle House fan and rarely do I have a bad experience. The one on NE…read moreEvangeline in Lafayette clearly has a training issue. I'm not sure who my assigned waitress was. One took my order and brought me drinks then worked the other side of the restaurant for a while. As I watched my food cook, the hash browns were done first and then sat for about 5 minutes until the eggs were done. Some other waitress refilled my coffee while the food sat. Eventually the toast was added and then the plate sat. As I finished my second coffee watching my food sit, I made eye contact with the original waitress she decided to grab the plate and bring it to me. If I had to guess, the hash browns came off the griddle 12-13 minutes ago and the eggs probably 6-7 minutes ago. The eggs were cooled off in my first bite. I tasted an egg shell. A third waitress continually came over and apologized and checked on me. She brought me my bill. I won't stop coming to Waffle House's, but I really hope this one figures out what they're doing wrong.

If I lived in Lafayette this is where you'd find me most mornings for breakfast, we absolutely…read moreloved everything about this place starting with it's beautiful location, the welcoming staff and definitely the food. This cafe is simple but sooooo nostalgic, from the years of untouched decor to the down home vibes, this what Louisiana culture is all about, I love that there are so many folks that frequent this cafe that still speak the cajun french I grew up with and the food is off the chart and there's no doubt the kitchen loves dishing out traditional cajun cuisine, after all these years this place still has the magic. As soon as our server sat the bowl of grits on the table I knew we were in for something special, there's an art to preparing and serving them that so many places just can replicate - the omelette was amazing I was so torn on what to order because I wanted some of everything. Our server Laice was amazing although this was the first time we met she treated us like neighbors now that's definitely Louisiana hospitality. You'd be hard pressed to beat the atmosphere, the food or the exceptional customer service it just goes to show there still some authenticity if you know where to go - this will definitely be my go to breakfast place when in the area...

Very friendly service at Dwyers Cafe, local home cooking, and ideal for breakfast with pet…read morefriendly dining on Rue Garfield and Jefferson. They even treated our doggo to water and bacon. Charming ambiance and street side feel, great for the morning after or a fresh start to your day.

Our server, Kate, was outstanding. She was friendly, attentive, and gave us excellent…read morerecommendations. She suggested the pork chop, and it ended up being the star of the meal. The pork chop was cooked perfectly. It was juicy, incredibly tender, and honestly tender enough to cut with a fork. It had a great char from the grill that added so much flavor, and the pickled peppers on top cut through the richness of the pork perfectly. The dirty rice underneath reminded me of my mom's rice dressing and soaked up all the juices from the chop. It was one of the best pork chop dishes I've had. My wife ordered the smoke fried chicken, and it was also excellent. The crust was crispy while the chicken stayed juicy and flavorful. The sweet potato biscuits were light and delicious, and the pepper honey tied everything together nicely. For my taste, it leaned just a little on the sweet side, but it was still a very enjoyable dish. My daughter ordered the Social Cheeseburger with just meat and cheese. She loved it, and I was impressed too. Even with such a simple order, the burger was juicy, well seasoned, and served on a fantastic bun. She and my wife both could not stop talking about the hand cut fries. They were crispy, perfectly seasoned, and some of the best fries we've had in a while. From the food to the service, everything exceeded our expectations. We left very impressed and will definitely make a point to stop here whenever we are in the Lafayette area.

This is one of my Wife and I's top 5 favorite places in Louisiana…read more Their menu as far as apps and main dishes go can fluctuate. More specifically their flatbreads and loaded fries, which I do not currently see on their website. Most of the time they have loaded fries which in the past have consisted of gravies and sauces. One preparation we ordered came with pickled okra. The fried green tomatoes are also very good, especially to start with or share. As far as main dishes go we have tried the following: All Hail Caesar (Flatbread) Spicy Chicken Sandwich Smoke Fried Chicken-N-Biscuits Social Cheeseburger The Mac n Cheese is a must get as a side in my opinion. One of the first times we visited they had carrot cake as a dessert, we still talk about that carrot cake today. If you are a sweet tea lover this place has a twist which I love. Their sweet contains brown sugar and mint, get it, try it, it's delicious.