Their food is always soooooo freakin good! I love going to their pop ups, and I love how everything…read moreit's something new and different based on the pop up. Always so fun and exciting to see what's on the menu! Great service, great food.

Oh my goddddddd it cannot be overstated how delicious this is…read moreI wanna eat this every day Best way to eat cheeseburger They have them premade so it doesn't take too long but they do put them on the grill and sauce them up within a few minutes so they're perfectly hot n crispy

Ordered BBQ takeout from here and it stayed hot and tasty. The brisket was still tender by the time…read moreI got home. They packed everything neatly and included plenty of sauce. For a quick dinner at home, this place is perfect. I'll order again soon.

The prices are pretty good and the food was good the brisket was so tender and flavorful I thought…read moreI was eating in Texas. The ribs were exceptionally good better than any barbecue place around Baton Rouge. I can't wait until they can get a dine in place. The staff which consisted of the man and his son was fantastic. The jambalaya was different than most I've ate it was super Flavorful and made with pulled pork was delicious.

Thee best honey garlic wings in the city! The food was a flavor bomb of deliciousness. Wings cooked…read moreto perfection, the bugolgi fries were full while maintaining the crispness of the fries. Even the ranch was good. The restaurant is small but set up so that you're comfortable and not crowded. Topped with friendly staff, I'll definitely be back.

I was excited to hear that Oppa opened a store in Metairie because I love korean fried chicken, but…read morewas slightly disappointed when I tried it... The batter was wayyy too thick and sauce was too salty in my opinion. The side of fries were also tasteless... I wanted to give it a try because I liked their chicken during their pop up events previously :/

BaristaJaz is a brand new pop-up barista bar that specializes in making espressos that are both…read morebeautiful (see the pic) and tasty. Melissa and Dave, the owners, are super friendly and their coffee was a big hit at my friend's wedding reception tonight. If you are looking for a fun addition to your party or event, consider BaristaJaz. Visit them at baristajaz@gmail.com or on facebook.

OK, let me preface this by saying: this is not gourmet, but it was great by small town cafe…read morestandards. Don't judge a book by its cover. :) Was in Lacombe, LA to have a little "work" done (see Malinski Dermatology review). Wanted to eat beforehand, and not much was open nearby on a Monday. Looked up the menu on Yelp and decided no place that serves fried okra can be bad. Well-lit, open and low noise level. Plenty of easy parking. Not very busy (did I mention it is Monday in a town of less than 9K people?) and did not have to wait before placing order at counter. Was tempted by banana pudding and wedding cake slices in dessert case but went for food instead. Ordered sloppy joe with fries ($8.50) and a doz wings - 6 Pop's sauce (no idea what I was ordering) and 6 spicy peach BBQ (75 cents/wing special) - with Pepsi Zero over ice. Sat at a one-sided booth near window. All items were brought to the table. Sloppy Joe was HUGE with light cheese and a tangy sauce that reminded me of the elementary school version I haven't been able to recreate, with hints of mustard and catsup. Ample fries with light seasoning salt. Wings were brought in same basket in separate foil sheets (I loved this!). Pop's sauce turns out to be hot sauce (Frank's?) with black pepper and garlic Parm. Very tasty combination. Spicy peach BBQ also had the under workings of a hot sauce, just enough peach and vague notes of BBQ. Needless to say, I had leftovers. But a to go box was graciously offered (before I asked) and everyone was very nice. The only "boo": they were out of collards. Guess I'll have to return.

Fantastic food & very friendly service! The entire staff was happy to be at work. Had the catfish…read morepoboy (add the remoulade!) and red beans & rice. And fresh banana pudding! A block off the Tammany Trace, great stop on our bike ride!

Great coffee, community driven, and kind ppl!! They make their own syrups too, vanilla latte was…read moreperfection.

Decent place to get coffee and drinks like Matcha in Baton Rouge. Friendly service, I'm glad they…read morehave seasonal and special drinks. The matcha was OK, interesting flavor with raspberry chocolate, it had a fun taste! I recommend and I would come back.

One of my most favorite places in Baton Rouge! Always delicious food and great service. Indoor or…read moreoutdoor seating is available and it's comfortable and there is enough space between tables. It's usually a bit cold in there, so bring a light jacket just in case!

Soon as I walked in the hostess did not seem like he wanted to be there. Not hello. Not a welcome…read morein . Just A frown on his face The service was amazing. My server was great and attentive .service was just simply great. She was truly amazing. Food crab cake wasn't what it used to be. I ordered fries for $6. It was not as much as it used to be That's fine. I can accept that. What I cannot accept is the fact that my mac and cheese was like a soup and I will have a photo of it on the very bottom. Go back to the way you used to be. This was one of my favorite restaurants.

So I hope I'm reviewing the right place but here goes. I had Secret Lair Gastropub at Corporate…read moreBrew and Draft the other night. I was trying to decide between getting a vegetarian plate from Albasha or the Island Nachos (which are loaded with pork) from Secret Lair. You can probably guess which one I chose... I decided Secret Lair mostly because I really like the name Secret Lair - kudos to the person that named this place, and I was far from disappointed. The Island Nachos are not cheap but they are delicious. It basically consists of a massive pile a chips interspersed between layers of queso (I think), black beans, cilantro, pulled pork, and a Jamaican-jerk-tasting barbecue sauce - which I'm going to assume is why they're called Island Nachos. One of the best things about these nachos is that at no point did I end up with a pile of dry chips. The nachos are so throughly dressed with the barbecue sauce, queso, and black beans that every bite of chip also includes a healthy serving of everything else. Try them out if you get the chance, and I don't think you'll regret it!

Meh. I had some tacos and a bowl at Tin Roof. The coffee rubbed pork loin was dry, chewy, and…read moredidn't have much flavor. I like the flavor concepts, but the execution was meh.

ate the yakamein twice at jazzfest. was in town for 5 days- eating nonstop- and this was my…read morefavorite bite. spicy in the best way. highly recommend!

Went here on a rainy day based on reviews and what we'd seen from some TV shows. The Yakamein was…read morefantastic - I loved it both with and without the shrimp. The flavor was great, and we were even able to Facetime with Ms. Linda Green herself, who was feeling a bit under the weather that day. I wish there had been somewhere to sit and eat that was dry and out of the rain. We ate on a porch with a couple broken patio tables and chairs, and mostly just stood under an awing getting a little bit wet while we ate. But overall, the experience was great and I'd recommend it for foodies who are visiting New Orleans.

Love the seafood dishes! Excellent crawfish bisque, seafood gumbo and crab burgers! Very nice…read moreowners! Related to Maurice, la's original Soop's. Daily plate lunches. Good prices!

This is a to go place along Dulles west of Amb. Caffery. The…read morerecipes are from Soop's in Maurice, the Original cafe is closed. I ordered a plate lunch $11 and a Hambuger $7. I devided the plate lunch into 2 meals. It was generous and yummy the next day. The hamburger, I ate for lunch and barely finished. The patty was bigger than the bun and so reminded me of the restaurant long ago. I highly recommend this dining experience.