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There's one restaurant that is said to have the absolute best buffet in Louisiana and worth a road trip no matter where you live in the State.

A popular event in Lafayette that food lovers wait for will not be happening this year.

For those looking for an alternative on Christmas Day in Lafayette and Acadiana, let's take a look at the "7 Best Lafayette, Louisiana Restaurants Open Christmas Day 2024" according to Yelp reviews.

Le Café, located at 124 Rees Street, will be closing its doors on November 15th after 35 years in business.

The Crawfish Boss will be leasing the building and turning the establishment into a sit-down boiled crawfish restaurant.

The website OpenTable has created their Diner's Choice Awards and several Lafayette restaurants are well represented.

Louisiana vacationers who have spent time in Gulf Shores will be saddened to learn an iconic breakfast and lunch spot is closing it's doors after 67 years.

Lafayette's newest beer garden plans to open in February. It's not the proprietors' first establishment of this kind in Louisiana and they are hiring now.

Tsubaki Japanese Restaurant, now Tsubaki by Koi, has officially flung open its doors once again, much to the delight of its loyal customers in Lafayette, Louisiana.

The longtime owner of Randol's Restaurant in Lafayette has a deal in place to purchase the property located at 325 W. Mills Avenue in the Crawfish Capital of the World.

The owner took to her restaurant's Facebook page to make the announcement.

This recipe will fill the void left after the restaurant chain removed the Original Chicken Crispers from their menu last year.

The restaurant's last day of operation appears to have been this past Saturday, April 29.

The popular Opelousas establishment may have had a setback, but they are clearly determined to serve their community.

A Maurice and Acadiana favorite, Villager's Cafe, has announced they're opening a second delicious location.

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Who remembers Steak and Ale?

There is a new pop-up restaurant that brings to life the legendary 1980s sitcom "The Golden Girls," and it's open for a few weeks in Manhattan.

Today's edition of "As The Businesses Turn" features one Youngsville bar closing its doors while a former Lafayette business is getting a new name and tenant.

Many are asking when this restaurant will officially open.