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

By now you know about Tsunami, and probably have eaten there at least once. As famous as they are for sushi and sashimi, don't forget they have a great selection of cooked items from steaks to teriyaki chicken and more.

Our next stop on the Eat Lafayette trail brings us to Bon Temps Grill on Verot School Road.

Ask for the Eat Lafayette special when you visit Rickey Meche's Donut King on Pinhook: two glazed donuts and a cup of delicious Community coffee for only $1

Uncle T's Oyster Bar is a full-fledged seafood restaurant serving seafood baskets, boiled seafood, po-boys, salads, wraps, and great appetizers.

If you are a fan of Vietnamese food, you'll love Blu Basil; if you are unfamiliar with Blu Basil, it'll make you a fan of Vietnamese food!

The food at Acadiana Bar & Grill will excite your taste buds while the atmosphere will put your soul at ease!

Get your tickets now to join us for the Taste of Eat Lafayette tonight at the Cajundome Convention Center!

Dean-O's, with 2 locations, has been Lafayette's go-to pizza and pasta and burger and salad and appetizer spot since 1971!

'Mange St Martin' will launch in June of this year.

I am going to miss the lunches at Landry's Cafe, but I am glad that Denise will be able to spend more time with her family - especially her grandkids!

Several varieties of donuts, eclairs, twists, rolls, muffins, kolaches and king cakes adorned the shelves and tempted us into diving into Meche's bliss!

More than 100 restaurants are participating in Eat Lafayette this year.

You can sample food from over sixty of the participating restaurants at tomorrow night's Taste of Eat Lafayette event.

This marks the kickoff for the annual Eat Lafayette campaign, which is a summer-long showcase of the Hub City's locally owned restaurants.

The event which includes the Louisiana Seafood Cook-off gives locals a chance to sample the offerings of participating Eat Lafayette restaurants from 5:30 - 8 PM.

Lafayette is often touted as an amazing place to settle down and raise a family, but things aren't always what they seem.

Cajun Works feels just like being at the camp, surrounded by Cajun culture.

Tsunami has it all: location, atmosphere, service, creative dishes, unique and diverse flavors - all while being locally owned and operated.