restaurants

From authentic Caribbean dishes to farm-to-table creations, discover seven hidden gem restaurants in Lafayette offering unique dining experiences worth the trip.

Discover Lafayette’s top 7 steak houses, where sizzling ribeyes, tender filets, and mouthwatering dining experiences await. Plan your next steak night now!

TGI Fridays has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, reflecting challenges facing casual dining chains in Texas as fast-casual options and local eateries gain ground.

TGI Fridays' bankruptcy could impact the dining landscape in Louisiana. Here’s what locals need to know about this iconic chain's financial struggles and future.

Updates on the new Pizza Village in Breaux Bridge and more.

Some locations have closed while others have been put up for sale.

The list of chains closing in 2024 continues to grow.

The new burger should hit menus in the U.S. in the coming months.

A new report shows more Red Lobsters are closing than initially expected following the chain's bankruptcy filing.

They're cracking down on businesses who want to look good when they're actually kind of awful.

Louisiana waitstaffs dish the dirt on the bad behavior that you and I bring with us to dinner.

2 Texas restaurants are in the running to be named "most outstanding" in the United States of America by the James Beard Foundation.

The chain has more than 500 locations across the country.

While we don't have an official opening date for Superior Grill in Lafayette, we can tell you, it looks like the wait is almost over.

Starting that new healthy lifestyle in 2024? Here are some of the best places in Lafayette, Louisiana if you're dining out.

A new report provides some background into the once-thriving wing chain's decision to close multiple locations.

Lafayette, Louisiana is a world renowned food town but that doesn't mean you have to spend a lot of money to enjoy something delicious.

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

Louisiana loves to eat and Louisianans love buffet style restaurants but is there a legal limit to the term "All You Can Eat" as it applies to "to go" boxes ?

What was once 1,000 locations has been reduced to less than 30.