Just about every major cuisine in the world can be found at Eat Lafayette restaurants.

Lafayette’s food scene certainly has a wide variety of international ideas when it comes to your favorite foods but if you taste a running red, white, and blue, then the All-American choices that Eat Lafayette restaurants are serving up will make you stand and salute.

Just by grabbing a bite to eat at any participating restaurant, not only will you get an amazing meal, but you could also win a trip to Austin, Texas!

Several Lafayette area restaurants have been identified as Acadiana's most influential. Is your favorite eating place included?

The accolades were handed out by The Food Network as part of their "50 States of Barbecue".

The next stop on our Eat Lafayette Tour is Bonne Vie Macarons.

If you are looking for a delicious, down-home lunch, you need to drive to 501 North University in Lafayette and visit Dale and his family at Favor Cuisine!

A first-time competitor brings home the top prize in the Louisiana Seafood Cook-Off held last night in Lafayette.

South Louisiana is well represented for this year's event which will take place in Lafayette next month.

Here are the Top 5 restaurants in Lafayette based on atmosphere, service and quality.

If you love poboys, gumbo and catfish, you're going to love Louisiana PoBoys.

The spotlight shined brightly on Louisiana's Seafood industry and the chefs that make it such a wonderful treat to eat last night in Lafayette.

Just by grabbing a bite to eat at any participating restaurant, not only will you get an amazing meal, but you could also win a trip to Charlotte, North Carolina!

People connect to each other and to their cultural roots through cuisine, and visitors from outside Acadiana sure do like ours.

Great food, a free staycation, and a chance to win a shrimp boil for ten, that's how we Eat Lafayette.

Ten different restaurants and ten buy one get one free deals when you Seize the Deal with Eat Lafayette on Friday morning.

The Cook-Off will be held at the Cajundome Convention Center in Lafayette on Tuesday, August 25

The 16th annual event aims to bring big business to Lafayette's locally-owned restaurants.

New floors, new fixtures, new furniture, and the removal of a wall has really opened the place up.

Social Media for all its good and bad has proven, at least to me, to get one thing right. That one thing is restaurant reviews. Maybe it's because the bulk of social media filler is pictures of food. Some of that food looks good, some of that food looks as if the dog would turn up his nose at it, regardless when asked what were the #signsofabadrestaurant the Twittersphere erupted and overflowed li