Came in today for some breakfast. We were quickly greeted and seated and the host was really…read morefriendly. I am knockig a star because it took very long to be waited on. We ordered waters very quickly, but when it came to food ordering it took quite a while to the point we had to ask for someone to get our waitress. Overall the food was solid, but nothing to write home about.(I'm from breaux bridge by the way, but live in Houston) I ordered the grits and grillade, my fiancee ordered the boudin burrito, and my dad ordered the grits bowl with eggs and bacon. Dad said the grits bowl was solid. He goes there often by the way. Fiancee said that the burrito was just ok. I did taste the burrito and it left some to be desired. When I think about boudin, there's a kick to it. Really, when I think about home in south Louisiana there's a particular burst of flavor that comes to mind. The grits and grillade was good. Again, could have more pop to the flavor of it. Great mixture though of the grits and roast. Overall, a cozy place to get a bite to eat. The food is solid and the place deserves 4 stars. Could kick up the flavor a notch, but I wouldnt say I walked away saying this wasnt worth it. Ps. The biscuit was very soft. Very good biscuit.

Great breakfast spot in the sweet little town of Breaux Bridge. The boudin breakfast burrito was…read morefantastic and live music on Sunday was a nice surprise. A perfect end to a Acadiana weekend.

We walked into this hole in the wall and took a step back in time with all the family photos and…read morejust the history of this restaurant. We were greeted by Chez Jacqueline herself. Her warm smile and eager to please attitude was so welcoming. She pulled up a chair and shared so much about the food and her years at this restaurant. Spot on service!! We enjoyed the Large Shrimp with the cognac sauce. When the crawfish étouffée was brought out, the flavor was jaw dropping we could've eaten it like a soup. The alligator was a wonderful spicy rustic meal. You have to be adventurous to order this because there are bones.

We hadn't visited Chez Jacqueline in years and decided to make the trip. As in the past, we were…read morethe only cu there. Jacqueline is charming and welcoming. You can tell she really enjoys people and wants to make them happy. We started with flambéed shrimp and french onion soup. The shrimp were delicious. It was a spin on New Orleans style barbeque shrimp and we really enjoyed them. The french onion soup was good, but a bit oversalted. The seafood platter was huge, it could have easily served a whole family. The fish and shrimp were very good, but unfortunately the stuffed crabs and crawfish were a bit fishy. We would return for the hospitality but may stick to the french selections next time.

The best fruit pies ever. My favorite are the cherry and the lemon. They also make great baklava,…read moreit's a little different from the traditional that you would get at a Greek or Italian place, but I absolutely love it. Last time I visited my mom in Butte La Rose we got a dozen pies to bring home to Texas... we got strawberry, peach, apple and Bavarian cream in addition to my favorites. They were great for dessert! Their French bread is the the best you'll ever have outside of France. I haven't even had a French bread in New Orleans that could hold a candle to it. Once my husband, nephew and I went to pick something up at the store next door and I popped in and got a french bread to take home. The three of us ate it before we got to the pontoon bridge in Butte la Rose. I used to go this place a lot when I was a kid... they had Pac Man and Mrs. Pac Man cookies!

this is a hole in the wall that's hard to find .inside its gloomy .Basic inventory of donuts and a…read morefew small pies .The french bread is decent .donuts like anywhere else .Does it compare to a french patisserie absolutely not .is it worth a trip from Lafayette or baton rouge no .

Sydnie Mae, named after Sydnie Mae Durand, is the best restaurant in Breaux Bridge…read more Also, Sydnie Mae is related to me. Well, if you believe my mom's theory that anyone named Durand is related to us. To be fair, I have already found one actual relative using this exact logic, so who knows about ol' SMD. Anyway, this place is insanely popular, requires reservations, and there is a reason for that. The food is awesome. Gumbo? Awesome. Etouffee? Awesome. Steaks? Damn great. The pork chop? Hell yes. And then there is the Breaux Bread. Get away from me, Satan. That stuff is way too good. Like, lawd have mercy, why would you do this to me good. They also usually have live music on the weekends, often a solo singer, and every time we have been the music has been great. It adds to the whole atmosphere without taking over the room. The staff is super fun, the cocktails are great, they have a really good bourbon selection, and the wine list is better than you might expect. This is not some little place surviving because it happens to be in Breaux Bridge. Sydnie Mae is a legitimately great restaurant that would be great anywhere. If you find yourself in the Breaux, get to Sydnie Mae. And if anyone happens to know whether Sydnie Mae Durand is actually related to me, let me know. My mom is probably already convinced.

Incredible food. We tried several places around Breaux Bridge and this was far and away the best…read more The Tesche Wellington is amazing, do not skip this if you love huge pieces of crab with crawfish tales and shrimp! The pork chop is so tender and juicy and the seasoning is just right. The potato galette is very tasty too but the asparagus is even better somehow. The red beans are very smoky tasting, not a bad thing, just different than what I'm used to. Skip the Breaux bread and get the hushpuppies. Also, make sure to get a signature cocktail, everyone loved theirs. Only request would be to turn the music down a bit, it's impossible to have conversation. I really hope I find my way back someday!

The female bar staff was spot on, very cordial and facilitating. When the food arrived, the grits…read moreand étouffée were mouthwatering. The band made my heart smile, and my feet wanna dance. Had such a wonderful time everyone was so cordial and friendly.

We stopped here twice on our Breaux Bridge trip. 4 stars is for the dinner on the 1st night. We had…read moreexcellent service and cocktails from Shanille. The 2nd stop was during the Zydeco Breakfast on a Saturday morning and I would leave 1 star for that experience. People lining up outside before they open at 0800 and then there is a $10.00 cover charge per person. The music was good but a little too loud (if it's too loud, you're too old). Skip the endless mimosas. They're mixed up in pitchers diluted with a ton of ice and then poured into your cup. The food was atrocious - all our orders came out cold and the biscuits were hockey pucks. They automatically add 20% gratuities to all checks. $160.00 breakfast for 4? Never again.

Very delicious donuts! Glad I gave this place a shot!…read more I am a native Breaux Bridgian, and when I come to town, I'm so used to seeing Meche's Donut King. It was a staple in my childhood and it was hard to watch it go, but I finally gave the new guys a chance, and the donuts were amazing! They were hot, super soft, and the staff was friendly! There's parking out front and both indoor and outdoor seating if you want to dine in. I love what they've done to the interior. The blue really sets it off on the inside and outside! The place was very clean and again, the donuts are delicious! I brought extras back home and they got the stamp of approval from everyone. Looking forward to having them again next time I'm in town. I can't say they fully replace that old taste I miss, but they come super close!

This is one of the only places around you can get baked kolaches as they should be (not fried) and…read morethey are delicious. They do dome wonderful stuffed breads too. Oh and a bunch of donuts. I don't eat donuts. So no prop there sorry. But those kolaches. Whenever I an near that's where I go.

Driving back to Baton Rouge and wanted a poboy. Stopped into Le Cafe and they didn't disappoint…read more Got the whole 1/2 oyster + 1/2 shrimp. Fresh seafood + fresh bread = best poboy I had in years!

Le Cafe is authentic local food. It was recommended to me by a couple who helped us blow up our…read moreflat tire in the neighboring town of St Martinville. Where can I get some great fried fish? I asked. Le Cafe was their answer. So we checked it out for dinner that night, and I wasn't disappointed. I got the 3 piece cat fish plate with onion rings instead of fries. It also comes with coleslaw which was delicious. Everything was cooked just right. The fish was well seasoned, tender, and flaky. Ordering is easy. It was to go, so I just went up to the counter and then came back in about 10 minutes. I'll definitely be visiting again next time I'm in Breaux Bridge and will probably dine in so the food is extra fresh.

What a fun place to dine If you like crawfish this is…read moredefinitely a great place to go My husband had a large bowl of red beans and rice he said the best he has ever had I have to agree I had the boiled shrimp and potatoes yummy Their own spice is awesome we bought some to bring home

Amazing service. Loved our waitress Alex!! Pretty…read moreaffordable seafood boil, was $25 for 3lb of crawfish and $25 for 4 clusters of snow crab. - Boiled crawfish: very fresh and tasty. Not too salty, make sure to add some corn and potatoes as it is not included in the order. - Snow crab: was just okay. Would recommend trying the shrimp or others instead! Very spicy and not very meaty. Big fan of the homey ambiance inside, and very clean!

WhatABurger is a delicious time, every time. Whenever I visit the south I stop in at a WhatABurger…read morefor a classic #1 combo with cheese, fries, and spicy ketchup on the side. It's consistently delicious every time and the service is always with a smile.

Had to order my food on the kiosk because no one was behind the counter. A lot of people in the…read moreback talking and joking around. They seem to care about the drive thru more than dining room for service. Took them 14 minutes to bring my order from the time I ordered it. Only saving grace is that the food was hot and on point.

The ambience transports you to a 1950 or 60s diner. It was clean and the service was very fast and…read moreefficient. I ordered the Reuben sandwich and it was one of the better sandwiches I've had recently.

Diner vibes in Laffy. I've passed by this place a couple of times and finally stopped in…read more We were sat quickly and our order arrived timely. Food was ok. It's diner food at a reasonable cost.