As the city with the most restaurants per capita, eating is the main attraction in Lafayette for tourists and locals alike! The unique Cajun and Creole style cuisine cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Crawfish, oysters, and c…Open the full description
As the city with the most restaurants per capita, eating is the main attraction in Lafayette for tourists and locals alike! The unique Cajun and Creole style cuisine cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Crawfish, oysters, and crab are abundantly found in dishes here, with many modern fusions. There is a large push for farm-to-table and organic meals in the area. Sunday brunch is a particular specialty.
Acadiana Mall
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Acadiana Mall is an enclosed shopping mall located at the intersection of Johnston and Ambassador Caffery. The mall received a major renovation in 2004, bringing in a more contemporary look. It was called the Mall of Acadiana for a while, then in 2013 it changed its name back to Acadiana Mall, which us locals don't really understand why
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The Lab Handcrafted Coffee & Comforts
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Fresh Roasted Coffee from 7 of the Best Craft Coffee Roasters in the US, 40+ Teas, Handspun Small Batch Cold Sweet Creams & Pastries. A must-go for all tourists, especially coffee lovers. That's enough, but go for the friendly owner and service. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling.
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Johnson's Boucanière
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Take-out or outdoor restaurant and a specialty meats store, the food and atmosphere is like none other. They are located in the heart of downtown Lafayette and make our own Smoked Sausage, Tasso, Seasoning, BBQ sauce and Beef Jerkey Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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Lafayette Farmers and Artisans Market at the Horse Farm
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Local food, shopping, and music in a beautiful outdoor setting all define this family-friendly event. Come talk to the locals, see the beautiful oak trees, and experience the best the community has to offer. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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Freetown Farmer's Market
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Fresh Locally Produced Produce, Flowers, Meats, Body Products, Breads, Jams, Crafts, and More! They are open rain or shine! Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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Cajundome & Convention Center
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Cajundome is a 13,500 seat multi-purpose arena in Lafayette, Louisiana. The facility is a recognizable Lafayette landmark that was built by the State of Louisiana, funded by the City of Lafayette, and is owned by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and managed by the Cajundome Commission. Located on the new UL Bicycle Path.
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Downtown Alive!
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Featuring arts and crafts and food and local live music, with several stores, restaurants, and hotels nearby, this is a great time and place to be. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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Lafayette's Hub City Farmer's Market
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The market is located on Heymann Blvd. in the parking lot opposite Champagne’s Market. Come out Saturday mornings to support your local farmers! Easily accessible by walking and bicycling downtown, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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CLUB Z
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CLUB Z is a large space where you can eat a sit-down meal, and listen to a variety of music. An opportunity to let one's guard down and truly share and celebrate the most vibrant energy that Music and dancing give us. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling downtown.
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blackpot festival
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The festival is held in October with two days of great music, dancing, food, camping & jamming. The festival is a cooperative of south Louisiana musicians, artists and southern culture enthusiasts, creating an unprecedented gathering of south Louisiana’s hottest roots bands, as well as a number of groups from all over the country.
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Carpe Diem! Gelato - Espresso Bar
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Gelato is an Italian frozen dessert, similar to ice cream. ‘Third Wave of Coffee’ refers to the current movement to produce high-quality coffee and view it as an artisanal process rather than a commodity. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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Filling Station
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The food is great with good drinks, clean bar, and good atmosphere. Indoor outdoor seating is wonderful in most times of the year. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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Whole Foods Market
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Delicious Whole Foods Market updates with a Louisiana twist in Lafayette. Whole Foods Market Lafayette boasts of it beautiful architectural design that is reminiscent of our Acadiana community. The atmosphere compliments their delicious selection of prepared foods and products.
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Arcadian Bar and Grill
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Arcadian Bar and Grill's theme of having a bar with games and video games is new to Acadiana. It still maintains Acadiana's cultural feel and adds a great asset to downtown Lafayette on the major downtown thoroughfare - Jefferson Street. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and close to the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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Parc Sans Souci
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The location makes this a central place for restaurant choices and gift shopping. It is great for families with fountains to play in, and many concerts and festivals take place here. Easily accessible by walking and bicycling, and on the Atakapa-Ishak Bicycle Trail.
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