Locally sourced fresh fish... and a little creepy kitsch!! Go for the blackened snapper stay for…read morethe noir!! Now, foolish mortals, let me welcome you to "The (haunted?) Lighthouse." You will have to look for it off the beaten path, it doesn't insult by reaching for the common lure of being exciting or charming. You step in to the shadowed foyer and hear the haunting sounds of yesteryear echoing through the gloomy little rooms. The windows have been boarded up... from the inside! So there's no escape! Old motel paintings, black wrought iron candle sconces, nondescript tables and chairs give it an eerie edge, like time has passed it by. The menu explains the fare with no frills and you think that may be all until the server arrives! He is as entertaining and darkly delightful as the blackened red fish, a handsome man with a south Louisiana drawl and tell it to you straight flair that is the golden stitching on this dark brocade!! I have serious regrets of not trying an appetizer, only because I could have stayed longer without drawing attention.

The steaks have been great they are moving to a place on the beach side that will make them…read morefantastic service and place to enjoy the views

Have been a patron of this restaurant for over 30 years but has been years since dining at this…read moreplace. My family found out it was open after the storm, so we went on a whim. It wasn't too packed and our server was delightful and attentive. I was on a stringent diet at the time (Health reasons) and they were very accommodating of my few requests. My meal was absolutely delicious! Everyone at the table enjoyed their meal thoroughly as well. Will definitely be back to Support this local restaurant and I'm very curious about their Sunday brunch!

I was here about a month ago and everything was delicious and piping hot and I told my husband we…read moreneeded to go when he was able. Made the drive down tonight and ordered same thing shrimp tacos and crawfish bread. Shrimp tacos last time loaded with shrimp and flavor this time 3 poorly fried limp shrimp and crawfish bread was cold in the middle and we sent it back for it to return cold again. I gave up on it. Our server was super friendly and it wasn't her fault but giving it a 3 this time to offset the 5 review I should've left last time. So a 1 for the food this go around.

The food is very good and the prices are not that expensiv. I highly recommend this place!read more

My husband and I were working in LaRose for eight weeks, we visited Cher Amie's 3 days a week. We…read morehad a variety off the menu. Everything we tried was AMAZING. We learned to arrive at 11 each visit because by 12 it's full. You know this is great food when all the locals eat here. Service is excellent also. Always greeted with smiles. They truly know hospitality. Highly recommended!!!

Stopped in yesterday (a Friday) because I had a fried chicken itch that needed scratching. And…read moreJo-Bob's was the solution! Really tasty batter; not too thick, but not tempura-like either. Just right: Crispy, thin, & tasty. Maybe a little corn meal in there? I dunno.... Side order of potato wedges were, um... "ok." Not something I'd make a special trip to go back for. Also grabbed an order of boudin balls. I'm a big fan of boudin and these were heavenly! Lightly battered with the same goop as the chicken, then fried until crispy, hot, steamy, and exploding with savory goodness. DELICIOUS! (So much so that now I'm thinking of going back for some RIGHT NOW!) Here's something that was weird: They have a few dozen different chicken menu options; dinners, platters, ala carte, etc... One menu offered "all-white" as an option. I asked the clerk if a two-piece was a wing and a breast, or what. She answered, "We only do all-white on Sundays because that's when we cook the breasts." Uh, ok... wait... what? I mentioned that the sign on the door (two signs, actually) said they are closed on Sundays. She replied that they were, in fact, open seven days a week. So I can't promise you that you can get white-meat fried chicken; I can't promise you can get it on Sunday. But I can promise you will love it because it's REALLY good!

The chicken tenders are massive and good, but the crab patty should probably be advertised as…read morespicy. My kids said the burgers were really good also. If you like spicy things get the crab patty. If you're sensitive to spice don't attempt it. Everything is cooked to order which is fantastic. Only reason I took a star off was because the spice level seems to cater to the new trend of Cajun food being spicy rather than seasoning something so it tastes good.

They have a daily buffet with a lot of southern home cooking, but since I'm only in the area to…read moreeither go to work on the rigs or come home from work, I really don't want any home cooking. I usually get the "Fourchon" burger. Nice size homemade burger on special bread. No complaints there, especially when your hungry from waiting all day for a boat or helicopter. Overpriced on just about everything in the gas station side...but what are the alternatives? There's not much competition in the area.

Came here for the lunch buffet while working in Fourchon. They had fried chicken, fried catfish,…read morered beans, cornbread, and a few other side items. The food was reasonably good, but I'd say this is third on my list of Fourchon places to eat. It was a little pricey for what it was, and there wasn't really a good variety. But, after a week of sandwiches for lunch, it did the job just fine.

I will drive the distance to get my boiled seafood at Baudoin's. They boil for your specific…read moreorder, so seafood is always hot and fresh. You get to choose your spice level which is amazing. I cannot get enough and always overindulge because the flavor is that good. Would highly recommend!!

I've stayed here more times then i can count and I'm not going to lie and say this is the cleanest…read moremotel I've ever been to, but if your going to fish this is the best place to stay in my experience. I have never stayed at the other choice (booby Lynn's) which is just north of leeville. It might be a little roomier and maybe cleaner but it cost more and you have to drive to leeville or galliano to get bait or food. Boudreaux's also has a nice walk around deck that circles the rooms. I've never had a problem with noise and believe me I go to sleep early when I'm fishing the next day. There is a place under the rooms to park your truck hang out and cook. If your their in football season picture a tailgating party of fisherman. Clean: the floor is always clean, the beds are always made, the fridge is always clean, sometimes the sheets have small holes and yes sometimes it feels a lil sandy. The bathroom is clean although sometimes the shower could use a little cleaning. Location: it doesn't get any better, Terry's bait (on the water) and Gail's bait are on the other side of the parking lot, tyd's (gas and tackle), griffin's marina, and leeville restaurant are all within close walking distance. When I get here I don't even unhook my boat trailer everywhere I need to go is right there. Fishing: great fishing but of course you need to know where to go. Boudreaux's has a dock for your boat almost under your room. It also has it's own boat launch, and fish cleaning station. The people: I don't care where your from these are the friendliest people you will ever meet, don't let the woman on the phone fool you she answers as though she hates her job, but when you get there she lights up and is always cheery. Terry at Terry's bait shop is someone I consider a friend he will put you on the fish. Bob Gouge of the Between The Banks fishing show stays here and is always willing to help newcomers. The leeville restaurant: great food but watch out when getting a soft drink no fountain drinks here and it'll cost you for each refill. You can drive to grand isle if you want to go to the beach but don't expect clear water maybe 3 ft visibility. I stay here because I love fishing, if your looking for a place to vacation and fishing isn't number 1 then your time and money would be best spent else where. But if your a fisherman and looking for convienance and comfort this is a great choice. There are bigger and cleaner hotels but boudreaux's is perfect for me. Small, personal, and convient. Hope this helps somebody tried my best to give the good and bad.

First time staying here since our camp in Grand Isle blew down during Hurricane Ida. Very friendly…read morestaff and great parking. The boat launch is easy to use and is accessible. Hotel room is small and does not provide much entertainment such as a tv, but it is the perfect place to stay if you don't have small children and are mostly there to fish and stay on the Island for the beach and restaurants. Overall very good service and very nice place with amazing sun rises!

If you're looking to escape the rat race this is the place. Abundant wildlife, small human…read morefootprint, great nearby restaurants. Mark has affordable clean rooms to meet your basic needs. He and his family friendliness made us feel at home. What a great base of operation for the sportsman and the adventurer.

Hot room and gritty bed. I know I shouldn't expect much but seriously. I'm here for a family…read morefunction, I'm sleeping on a bunk bed. I don't know if it's going to hold me. I'm here for two days and not looking forward to it!