Ryan Horne+FollowBaton Rouge’s big year of restaurant goodbyesLosing 11 restaurants in one year really changes the flavor of Baton Rouge. From the 65-year-old Piccadilly on Plank Road to Outback Steakhouse’s 24-year run on Jones Creek, some true local favorites have closed their doors. Even spots like Vars Pizza and Bengal Tap Room, which felt like part of the city’s fabric, are now just memories. With 38 new places opening, it’s a reminder of how quickly the dining scene shifts. Which of these closings hit you hardest? And are any new spots living up to the old favorites? Let’s swap stories and recommendations! #Food #BatonRougeEats #RestaurantClosures00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowWhy Baton Rouge locals swear by this crab buffetLocals in Baton Rouge can’t stop talking about the snow crab legs at Bon Temps Market Buffet inside L’Auberge Casino Hotel. The crab is always hot, fresh, and perfectly seasoned—no wonder folks line up early every weekend! Beyond the crab, the boiled Gulf shrimp are a real standout, and the chicken andouille gumbo tastes like it’s straight from a family kitchen. While the $60 price tag might seem steep, the quality and unlimited seafood make it a splurge worth considering. Have you tried this buffet, or do you have another favorite spot for Louisiana seafood? #Food #BatonRougeEats #SeafoodBuffet00Share
dianefrank+FollowWhere to eat out in Baton Rouge this ChristmasNo need to stress over holiday cooking—several Baton Rouge favorites are keeping their doors open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! Whether you’re craving a festive brunch at Juban’s, a Cajun fix at Rice & Roux, or a classic steak at Sullivan’s, there’s something for everyone. Even Waffle House is ready for those late-night cravings! Some spots are rolling out special holiday menus, and a few even offer buffets if you want to really indulge. Know another local restaurant open for the holidays? Share your go-to spot and let’s build the ultimate Baton Rouge Christmas dining list together! #Food #BatonRougeEats #ChristmasDining00Share
dianefrank+FollowSerop’s Café is moving—here’s what’s nextSerop’s Café, a Baton Rouge staple since 1979, is making a big move to a larger spot on Perkins Road. Fans of their classic Mediterranean eats—especially that famous chicken shawarma—can expect the same favorites, plus some new menu surprises. The bigger space means more room for dining in and expanded catering, which could make your next event even tastier. With six other locations already in town, this upgrade feels like a win for local food lovers. Anyone else excited to see what new dishes they’ll roll out? Let’s talk favorite Serop’s orders! #Food #BatonRougeEats #SeropsCafe00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowBaton Rouge’s best bets for Christmas diningFinding a spot to eat out on Christmas Day in Baton Rouge isn’t as tricky as you might think! Locals have shared their go-to places: the Hilton downtown is a classic choice (just be sure to call ahead), Piccadilly usually serves up comfort food, and Hunan on Sherwood is a popular pick for Chinese fare. Sullivan’s Steakhouse is open both Christmas Eve and Day if you’re craving something upscale. Baton Rouge folks—what’s your favorite spot for a festive meal? Any hidden gems or memorable experiences to share? Let’s help each other make this holiday delicious! #Food #BatonRougeEats #ChristmasDay00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowAroma Indian Grill spices up Lee DriveLee Drive just got a serious flavor upgrade! Aroma Indian Grill has taken over the old Rice and Roux spot, and the menu is packed with Indian classics like tandoori, masala, biryani, and plenty of veggie options. The vibe inside is cozy and fresh, with wooden accents and greenery overhead. Whether you’re craving spicy vindaloo or comforting butter masala, there’s something for everyone—including sweet treats like Gulab Jamun and Badam Kheer. Have you checked it out yet? What dish are you most excited to try? Let’s swap recommendations! #Food #BatonRougeEats #IndianFood00Share
