. The storied "L A…read moreBAR" is a classic SW LA small-town drinkery; locals, boaters, wildife folks, & tourists flock in. N.B.: When last I visited, smoking was allowed inside; a giant negative for us. Sorry. Other than the smoke; a great little place with much history. Cajun musician Doug Kershaw got his start shining shoes out front on the sidewalk. Street parking, or just walk over from Bank Hotel or the nice treed lakefront park nearby. If you can stand the SMOKE, do visit. Rick .

I've never been the only person in a bar before, really made me question life's decisions.read more

Thought this place would be nice to hang out, not. We were wrong. We had a female with us who isn't…read morevery used to going out in bars and two guys snickered and danced behind her while we walked in. Bartender was super sweet and fixed very good drinks, taking off stars for the douche nuggets who dont know how to leave guests alone. A female who is trying to have a good night out with friends shouldn't have to worry about some 35 year old, wanna be 21, popped collar wearing douche bucket making fun of her behind her back and making her uncomfortable. There are many other bars in the area that we went to that night and Cullpeppers was the ONLY bar where this girl was made to feel like she had to be ashamed for walking in the place.

Best spot to hang out for drinks! Super cozy and the owners are really friendly and fun! Will…read moredefinitely go back next time I'm in town!

I was encouraged to join a group of friends and acquaintances to listen to live Cajun music at…read morehistoric Fred's Lounge in the "Cajun Music Capital of the World" Mamou, Louisiana. I agreed to go without any expectations, except for having a great time with friends who have been and Mamou's international reputation for its genre of music. I was amazed by the experience, to say the least! Fred's Lounge is small, intimate and its music broadcasts live every Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to around 2 p.m. on KVPI AM radio out of nearby Ville Platte, Louisiana there every Saturday. There was no cover, people there were friendly and embraced visitors as family. Even a wall flower could not help rump-rocking in their seat, clapping to the beat, stomping their feet, or even being coerced to cut-a-rug with a perfect stranger, while embracing the unique Cajun music rhythms. The band that day was local famed Don Fontenot and the Louisiana Boys. I could not help admiring the bass player's guitar strap made out of alligator hide. The craftsmanship was incredible! Also Don Fontenot, the accordion player's passion and creativity was spot on! The band played traditional music in Cajun French, however at times they played American classics like Proud Mary. They even played La Grange by Z. Z. Top in both English and Cajun French. However the most memorable song was "Ride the Donkey" with a guest performance from a local lady in the lounge, who he-hawed better than the best Jenny! I am certain it wasn't her first time performing this song! If you are a music enthusiast, looking for a fun destination trip or a simply a unique memorable experience in Louisiana, Fred's Lounge is a must!

Great Live Cajun music every Saturday morning. This place is a blast, and If you can't Cajun dance…read morethere's plenty of friendly people who will gladly show you how.

If you're looking for a duck blind that doubles as a confessional booth, liquor cabinet, and comedy…read moreclub, this is the place. The shooting skills here are so "refined" that ducks are basically safer flying directly overhead than a mile away. Everyone swears they "just missed by an inch," but somehow the sky stays full of birds. The whiskey, however, never misses--it hits hard and early, fueling stories that grow taller with every pour. By noon, you'll have heard three versions of the same lie and watched five shells sail off into the ether. Perfect for folks who want to practice their storytelling more than their shooting. Five stars for laughs, two stars for accuracy, unlimited stars for booze.

I've been there twice in the past few weeks. It's a very welcoming little hole in the wall bar. I…read morewent see Baret Fritz and it was amazing!! Once he was a one man band inside the bar and the second time was on the patio. It's a very relaxing atmosphere and a definite recommendation from me!!

Closed. Use to have pool tournaments. Was a happening place. I wasn't a bar hopper but the…read morecommunity loved it.

First I would like to say the only reason I gave one star was not the bar itself, but the…read morebartenders. Especially the ugly troll with the glasses. I was recently visiting from out of town when I stumbled upon booze & cues. I'm not sure what was worse the dull personalities or lack of intelligence of simple bar tending knowledge. I'm 100% sure I even saw her use the bathroom without washing her hands ( ew, I know). But it doesn't surprise me with the lack of self care and hygiene(that she made very noticeable). Also if you're pretty I strongly suggest to avoid this place. Those inbred girls get highly jealous of anything that looks better than a possum.

Hubby & I found ourselves in Crowley, hungry for a burger. We stopped in at Reggie's. The place…read morewas super cute & clean. Burgers were amazing!!! We will definitely be back. Met owner & his brother. They were both very personable. Enjoyed talking to both of them.

Real hometown bar! Best place for a beer and burger anywhere in Crowley! The bar staff is awesome…read moreand the owner really knows how to make you feel at home. My favorite draft beer is the Mermentau followed very closely by the JFK IPA. Be sure to order the burger with a side of hash browns. You won't be disappointed! 5 Stars!!!!!

This is a dive bar, and I mean that in the best way. What a great place situated in a 150 year old…read morebuilding near Bayou Teche in New Iberia. Good beer and wine, great conversation and atmosphere you just can't beat. If Barry (the owner) is around, he'll tell you stories about the ghosts and folks in town, and you'll leave impressed by this little bar.

It seems like there are usually friendly people in this downtown neighborhood bar. It is homey,…read moreclean, and comfortable. I especially like the comfy deep chairs around the big oak table even more than the main bar. On Sunday afternoons there is usually a big pot of homemade food or a potluck meal for everyone. Barry, the owner, can be found there most afternoons and if you want to know anything about anyone in New Iberia, this is the guy to ask...he seems to be the local historian.

Tucked away in Arnaudville, Louisiana, this spot is a hidden gem that somehow pulls off being a…read morebrewery, tiki bar, and wood-fired pizza joint all in one--and does each one really well. The brewery side offers a solid lineup with something for everyone, from crisp, refreshing pours to more bold, flavorful options. Then you've got the tiki bar bringing a completely different vibe--fun, laid-back, and perfect if you're in the mood for something tropical and a little more adventurous. And the food? That's where this place really shines. The wood-fired pizzas come out with that perfect crispy crust, just the right amount of char, and fresh, well-balanced toppings. It's the kind of pizza you keep thinking about after you leave. The atmosphere ties it all together--welcoming, unique, and full of character. Whether you're stopping in for a drink, a bite, or both, it's absolutely worth the visit.

Chill atmosphere with amazing pizza and fantastic beer. Out of the way place that is a must stop…read more Travel through every year and haven't missed an annual visit yet. GO!!