If you're in Baton Rouge, do yourself a favor and make a stop at Curbside Burgers!…read more We ordered the John Denver burger, the Curbside Nuggets, and you absolutely can't forget the Big O Strings. The John Denver was loaded with flavor, the nuggets were a perfect snack (especially with your favorite sauce), and those crispy onion strings were the perfect side to share. If burgers are your thing, this place definitely deserves a spot on your must-try list!

Found on Yelp during our road trip. Moist burgers and delicious truffle fries. Accommodated allergy…read morewith a lettuce wrap burger. Fountain drink machine wasn't working, so they provided bottled options. Highly recommend!

This is the best Cuban food I've had from a food truck. It honestly tastes like a sit down…read morerestaurant. The son is very nice when taking your order and the dad is an amazing cook. The price is well worth it for the size and quality of the meal. They have quesadillas, nachos, or tacos with chicken, beef, or pork and a burger. I recommend adding the Pico de Gallo to whatever you get!

Had the Cuban sandwich during the St. Patrick's parade and it was amazing. Wonderful flavors and…read morethe fries were crisp and not too greasy.

We were looking for some other food truck but ran into this truck and others in the downtown area…read moreof BR. I'm always down for some pollo asado...errrr I mean rotisserie chicken. Look for the bright blue truck or like any other food truck follow them on facebook to see where they're going to be at that day: https://www.facebook.com/Fleurdelicious.br That particular day they were parked by a business building and we took our food to some tables outside a nearby Subway. I don't know why the fuck I didn't upload a picture of the chicken itself. Maybe I was too busy eating it that I forgot. The jamaican jerk chicken was fall-off-the-bone tender and nicely smoked. They've got three different Slap Ya Mamma seasoning cans outside in case your food isn't spicy enough. Personally, it didn't need any extra seasoning. They also make a strawberry lemonade which looked yummy. That's some Creole SOUL FOOD right therrrr!

Very delicious I was say order ahead of time they do cook to order. But overall 10/10read more

One of my favorite Togo order spots for their birria tacos. Consistent and delicious. And a great…read morevalue

"Tasty tacos and pupusas". I seriously don't remember the last time I had a pupusa. These were made…read morefresh and served piping hot. I received 3 of them and could only eat about 1.5. The carne asada taco was okay, too many onions for me, but still quite tasty. Some would probably be intimidated to eat here because it is a run-down food truck located next to a gas station near the Home Depot of Coursey & Cedarcrest. The service was friendly and fast. Eating there is not really recommended because there are just folding chairs, no tables. I would say the food was pretty authentic and I plan on going back, especially for those yummy pupusas. This might not be your first choice, but at least make it a choice; step out of your box and try something new!

I'm giving it 5 starts for the quality of the food only. I've traveled all over Mexico and these…read moreare the best carne asada and grilled chicken tacos I have ever had. Everyone has heard about my deep rooted love and obsession for tacos and food stands, so I wanted everyone else in Baton Rouge to find out about this gem of a shady but delicious food truck! The meat is charred crispy to perfection, without being dry. The doubled-up HANDMADE a corn tortillas are definitely the best tortillas I have ever tasted. (Hmm, wonder if I can get a whole pack to go?!) The pupusas are delicious too, and come topped with a pickled cabbage. My friend did order the pork tacos, thinking it was carnitas, but it was actually chicharrones (pork rind) and we didn't like that one so much. I TOLD her to let me order for her in Spanish, but she insisted on the pork before I had the chance to people rly ask WHAT type of pork...... And yes, it's best to order in Spanish. Just say "taco de carne asada" (beef steak) and "taco de pollo" (chicken) and how may and you should be set. I usually order 3. They are small but very filling. I could literally eat these everyday. There are 2-3 chairs to sit out at while waiting for your order, and the wait time is 4-8mins or so depending on how much you order but it's so worth it. They even give salsa to go. Ladies, please wear your wedding rings (or a fake one while you order) because there will most likely have a plethora of men ordering authentic Mexican food, waiting to propose to any unsuspecting lady who just wants to get her foodporn on and immediately dash to the comfort of their own home to indulge in these tasty treats. It is parked at the gas station near the Home Depot on Cedarcrest & Coursey. Coming from bluebonnet (with the CCs coffee house on your left) you will cross over working onto Coursey, and it's the second gas station on the right. If you're in the Home Depot parking lot, the gas station is directly in front of the store.

I finally had the chance to try Elisa's after hearing good things, and it definitely lived up to…read morethe hype. I ordered the ropa vieja, and it reminded me of a really well-made pot roast that's been braised until it's fall-apart tender. It paired perfectly with the rice and beans. What impressed me the most wasn't actually the beef, it was the congrí. I honestly expected the rice and beans to be more of a filler side, but they were packed with flavor and were enjoyable all on their own. To me, that's the sign of a kitchen that pays attention to every component on the plate instead of focusing only on the main entrée. That's something I really appreciate. A great meal isn't just about one standout item. Every component should be seasoned and prepared with the same level of care, and Elisa's does exactly that. The food isn't trying to reinvent Cuban cuisine or impress you with flashy presentation. They're simply focused on making authentic, delicious food consistently, and it shows. The interior was beautiful, the portions were satisfying, the prices were reasonable, and the service was excellent. There are several other dishes I already want to come back and try, which says a lot after just one visit. If they continue serving food with this level of consistency, Elisa's will definitely become a regular stop for us.

First visit was great Second visit was one of the worst…read moremeals ive ever had food was old and i dont mean from earlier that day probably maybe 2 days old The entire food plate was cold The Sandwich had only one little piece of meat on it I told 2 of the wait staff and I could tell that I wasnt the only person to say something and got no comment from the mgmnt. Bill was over 35 dollars and with tip I left 40 because the servers were not the ones responsible. Ihave travelled all over the world and I thought the worst food was in England and these were some of the nicest restaurants there but I was wrong

Best MidCity Baton Rouge local community adults 21+ hang out with all the friends and family in the…read moreneighborhood. They have all the great cocktail bartenders, nice beer selection on tap, insane rum collection, dog friendly, and many well positioned TV with all the sport event of the week/ season. They always have pop up vendors with food so there is a aide variety of changing food options and live bands on Thursday evening usually, and many times on a Friday &/or Saturday night. They also host many neighborhood festivals with games, arts and craft vendors, food trucks, etc. Highly recommend, still!

Chill spot with great drink selection. Lawn chairs are fun and had live music. They had two food…read morevendors in front. Tried the Thai had the pad sew ew, it was good just needed a little more sauce. Had the imperial stout jule maelk rhum which was delicious. Pricey but worth it. Also had the brasserie dupont farmhouse ale. It was decent. Friendly people and definite nice spot when weather is good.