Walk-on was highly recommended by my bestie's daughter, one of her favorite spots since attending…read moreLSU, because of their variety of food options on the menu. The menu had so many great options, I definitely need to go back to try a few things!! We ordered the spinach dip with chips, friend catfish platter, the New Orleans catfish, the chicken wrap, cajundilla, and the bread pudding. There were absolutely NO complaints!! Everything was so flavorful and cooked to perfection! Our waitress was very polite and professional. She answered all of our questions as best she could and if she didn't know she went to ask. I appreciate the chef for allowing me to sample the crawfish etouffè because I never had it before and wasn't sure if it was something I'd like and it was offered on many of the dishes, it was pretty good. The restaurant was not very crowded, I guess we missed the lunch rush and the students are all packing up to end the school year anyway. It was very clean and lots of sports events to choose to watch, including lacrosse and golf. I'd definitely go back!!

You know what? We came here after an LSU game and it was packed!! But we waited only about 15…read moreminutes to be sat. The staff was very friendly and welcoming which was nice considering how chaotic it was. Our server was nice, brought waters, drinks and took our orders promptly. The food was ok. I ordered a cup of gumbo and it was a little cold, definitely not hot. The quesadilla (with red beans and rice) was good. Beans and Rice were meh - dry. My friends really liked the mozzarella sticks. The boneless wings looked good but I didn't try any. Would I come back? Yes - if I go to another LSU game, but that'd probably be the only reason. Again, the service and atmosphere was good. The food was good.

They do trivia, take home cup days, allow dog, have front and back patio, and plenty of TVs. It can…read moreget loud but the atmosphere is great when a big event or holiday comes. Giving it a 3 because I am not a fan of the noise level and they make you buy fries separate with a burger. I always have a reason so meet here but I never pick it as my first choice of bar.

We came in, my husband waited at the bar to ask if we could sit anywhere because no one greeted us…read more The bartender didn't help my husband but asked for someone else to. We sat for a bit & no one came over so we left. Can't comment on food but service was terrible. And they weren't busy.

I came for a late lunch snack around 2 on a Sunday, and I got the happy hour mimosas and a…read moredelicious burger! We walked right in and sat at a table in the bar area. Because Sunday's there is happy hour until 5, I got the bottomless mimosas for $12, which came out to four drinks for me. A great deal I think! My friend and I weren't starving, but we wanted a snack, so we decided to split a burger between the two of us. We decided on the fried pickle burger, which came with ranch and fried pickles on the burger. I'm usually not adventurous when it come to burgers, but I was excited to try, since I loved fried pickles. The burger is pretty big, so it was defiantly enough for us to split. I thought the fried pickle burger was delicious! The ranch wasn't too heavily poured on, and the fried pickles were seriously a great touch. The patty was juicy and tasted so good. I love these fries, and they were cooked to perfection for me. I can't wait to come back and be more adventurous with my burger selections haha.

I have yet to experience less than five stars here! The burgers are just so damn good. Both the…read moreregular and jalapeño buns are a star, and the meat is so flavorful. I tried a new burger, the surf and turf, which kind of felt like a risk, but in hindsight, I should've done it much sooner because it was delicious. This was also my first time trying the Boudin eggrolls! So yummy, the sauce they come with compliment it so well. I went on a Tuesday night so there was trivia going on which was interesting. Service was good, overall had a great experience.

Chimes is forever a staple in Baton Rouge. I love this location, right off of LSU's campus, making…read moreit easy to walk to or there's a parking lot in the back. The place is large and they opened up the rooftop in the last few years so there is usually seating available. The food typically comes out fairly quickly, but it can get very busy so a little patience is needed at times. As for the food, this is a classic Cajun spot. Come get alligator bites, boudin balls, catfish, poboys, red beans and rice, jambalaya, etc. You name it, and they probably have it. The food is always good and the portions are large.

Redemption! After a bad experience at The Chimes east, I decided to give the DT and original…read morelocation a chance. I was not disappointed. The BBQ Shrimp Po Boy hit the spot and renewed my faith the Baton Rouge staple. I can now highly recommend this location specifically and I'll definitely return!

$10 cover on Friday nights gets you all you can drink from 8-10pm. That includes Crown, Goose,…read moreJäger, & red bull. Yes, it gets crowded fast. The music is loud and the speakers sound like they're about to blow. The music changes from country to old school hip hop to new shit I've never even heard of, quite the interesting mix. People get drunk, early, and start making it rain with the bar's napkins and straws. Girls are grinding on each other like their lives depend on it. It's a mess. But a beautiful $10 mess.

Went here at my friend Jeanne's recommendation. She goes every Thursday and Friday. I've only been…read morefor the gameday festivities. Gets crazy. But fun.

don't go here. They will kick you out for no reason. They don't even put alcohol in there drinks…read moreand they double charge you. Waste of money.

Disgusting. No soap and don't even clean the bathrooms. This is unsanitary and horrible. Also,…read morebartenders are using the restroom and not washing hands. I know there isn't soap but they aren't even using water. Yuck!

Stopped by Phil's Oyster Bar & Seafood and came away seriously impressed…read more The chargrilled oysters were excellent--rich, flavorful, and done exactly right. But the showstopper was the Fish Chalmette with speckled trout. Phenomenal dish. Perfectly prepared fish with an incredible crawfish cream sauce that made every bite better than the last. This is exactly the kind of classic Louisiana seafood spot you hope to find--great food, no gimmicks, just consistently outstanding dishes. Definitely a place I'll come back to.

This is my first time dining here and I truly enjoyed the experience. The Blueberry Lemon Drop…read moreMartini is absolutely divine The garnishment of fresh blueberries and pearl is a pretty finishing touch! It's Girley so I love it! I chose the New Orleans Style Garlic Butter & Spinach & Artichoke Chargrilled Oysters and they did not disappoint! The grilled bread was the amazing lagniappe. I also ordered the Shrimp & Artichoke Dip and it was served piping hot with homemade house fried tortilla chips. I devoured it and loved every bite. Last, but not least I enjoyed the Crawfish Spoonbread. It is a must-try! The restaurant is noisy so if you are looking for a quaint and quiet spot this is not for you. Casual atmosphere. I will definitely be back when I am in Baton Rouge.

Best bar in tiger land without a doubt, service was great, and the bar is always packed with…read morepeople, inside and out!

The renovations to this place are exactly what tiger land needed. It has a "fresh" inviting vibe…read more The owners are taking pride in their bar. It is clean and well taken care of. My wife, weirdly, enjoyed hanging out in the fun newly renovated girls' bathroom. The house is also one of the few bars in tiger land that now serves food. The pizza was incredible! Tiger land has a reputation as a college bar area, but the house succeeded in keeping that atmosphere with a little bit of sophistication. Highly recommend this bar for all.

Mozzarella sticks are not worth the money. I have had city slice since it opened next to campus…read moreback in 2019ish. It was me and my best friend's comfort meal. Now in 2025 it has moved to the old pluckers with a limited menu. While the food was good and hot. I felt that the mozzarella sticks are not worth the price and the sweet tea was old (taste wise). Service was great! HATED that ALL of the TVs were on the same red zone channel on a Sunday afternoon. I would rather be stuck watching one game than watching 15 seconds of every game. I'm definitely going to give them time to settle in visually because the gray and red walls are dull.

This was my fav pizza place on LSU campus. I loved this pizza spot that used to be on W. Chimes on…read morecampus but for those that don't know, they've relocated to Nicholson drive. The service was great and the vibe is nice. There are some menu modifications like the initial smoked wings now being fried and a slight variation in the wing sauces. The new pizza crust has too much cornmeal in the recipe. The old thin crust was the way to go with minimal cornmeal if it had it at all before. Cheese sticks were slightly burnt at the bottom and too much cornmeal in its crust also. Wings were good but my family and I prefer the smoked vs fried a hundred times over. Hot honey wing sauce was delicious. Decent visit overall but honestly not a huge fan of the food changes other than the location. Will try again soon.

Uncle Earl's has transformed itself from the loud, college crazed, packed pick up bar of the 2000s,…read moreand has grown into a mature destination for young professionals. I had not been in some time, my last few experiences were filled with drunk kids at the bar and I figured it was a place I was too old for. But recently, I went in after work to meet with some friends, and the place certainly had a glow-up. They have a decent wine selection, and the cocktails were on point. The bar is clean and I like the different levels. The lushly decorated outdoor area is comfortable and a nice way to relax and enjoy conversation. And everyone who worked there was helpful and engaging. We also attended a Galentines Day event recently, and that was a great way to expose new people and those who had been away to the location. Delicious catering items were spread throughout the space. While I likely will avoid any large scale events there, it is nice option for grabbing a drink after work or attending a special event. Of course a note about parking.... because the area is separated by a fence, it is a little dicey. You can park in the lot on the other side of the fence and walk around, or you can drive to the back behind the building. Please be aware of your surroundings if doing so as it is pretty remote back there.

Underage drinking and Underage workers serving alcohol. I went to support a friend at Uncle Earl's…read moreone week for our annual girls night. When I walked in the atmosphere was a bit boring..... anyone could basically go behind the bar and drink if you knew the managers. NEARLY EVERYONE who was serving me was underage, one girl even told me she had just turned 21... I was a bit uncomfortable with that. The drinks are overpriced... What bar doesn't serve Titos? The worst part about it every time i went in the bathroom most of the employees would be sniffing drugs.. like what type of bar are you guys running ? This bar needs to be shut down.... Let me update my review since it's being misconstrued and talked about . This review has NOTHING to do with anyone that worked at this bar. I've worked in a bar 12+ plus years ! I know how old you have to be to serve and yes that's correct it's 18 . Drinking and serving underage is highly illegal and I saw both of those things . Along with the drugs in the bathroom . My review still stands and no it's not biased . It's a great atmosphere but it needs to be ran the correct way .