First off it is a nice place, thats it. First we were seated fast, second it was late 11pm and they were a little busy "good for them" . It took five minutes to be greeted by the friendly waitress, who took our order. it took another 5 min. to get it. Â We were there to celebrate some good news that night and planed on having several beers and some food. we finished our beers in about 7-10 min. It took another 40 min. before she came back to the table to check on us at all. She did have time to text on her phone, show pictures to her friends at the table behind us, but found it hard to get a refill. If this was my first time it happened it just one of those thing, but this is the third time for slow service. You can also see that I am not the only one who feels this way. please feel free to check my other reviews I do not give 1 star often, but I will say pass on this place.
Review Source:Too many better options in Lafayette. Check out Pete's, Legend's or Fat Pat's as better alternatives. This place can't seem to get their service right. We were given our buzzer to wait for our table, and 35 minutes later checked to see how much longer our wait would be. Discovered our party was not on the hostess' list despite the fact they had given us a pager after asking for our info. Got a table 10 minutes later, and immediately ordered our food. 35 minutes after ordering, we were informed the kitchen was behind and our food would be out in 20 more minutes. True to their word our dinner arrived 55 minutes after ordering. Food was cold and we were told we would be offered a discount by the manager who apologized for the slow service and cold food. Checks came, and no discount. We paid our bill, and left. Â Go elsewhere, this place is poorly run.
Review Source:They recently changed the menu, taking away my default order choice. There are still many good options. There is a good selection of beer. All of the signature martinis are $4 on Thursdays (my favorite is the cucumber basil martini), and the staff is usually pretty attentive. My last visit didn't go so well, due to an embarrassingly terrible ribeye on the black and blue salad, and a messed up sandwich order. The manager happily and quickly brought us a better ribeye.
The drinks are pretty good, and the food is consistent for the most part.
My only complaint - EXPAND YOUR PARKING LOT!!! Parking is such a pain after 5pm
There are two listings for this place. Â Not sure which one to review? Â Anyway, I come here often when work brings me to the area.
I like this place. Maybe a bit to chain like and cookie cutter, but still very enjoyable. I have never been to a Walk-On's before. Though I have seen them around Louisiana, and I never thought they would have a good beer selection until I walked in one day. For Lafayette, this place probably has the most taps in town.
There is a large dinning area and a horseshoe shaped bar. A couple of outdoor seating areas. One area is a continuation of the bar, the other is another dinning area. Plenty of TV's turned to sports. Though the volume is low and the TV's do not interfere if you chose not to watch.
The bartenders and waitresses work hard, but they don't have a ton of knowledge on the menu or beers. Â Lots of Cajun and seafood items as one would expect. The menu ranges from pub grub like burgers and wings to etouffee. I have had the crab bisque (excellent) and some stuffed shrimp and oysters which was very good as well. Everything is in huge portions.
On to the beer! Around 40 or so taps with lots with a mix of locals and plenty of macro lager crap. Â I hate that they always try to sell me a Bud Light when I first walk in, but whatever. Â Tons of Abita which is to be expected. Three taps for NOLA brewing, and one of the only places outside of New Orleans I have seen that carries the brewery. Which is a huge plus. Some local Parish and Bayou Teche offerings, but I have never really been a fan of those breweries. Several options from Lazy Magnolia as well. I saw some Stone, Anchor, and Sierra Nevada on tap as well.
Overall this is a nice place to grab a beer. If a bit cookie cutter. Plenty of options and good food as well. Along with the Green Room, this is the best place in Lafayette to get a beer. Â I can't give it a 4 cause it is not the top notch beer bar I want it to be, but pretty close.
Good bar and decent restaurant if you are in the know. There are a lot of places you can go wrong here, meaning you can order the typical deep fried pub fare you can get anywhere else. I wouldn't call the place a culinary masterpiece but there are some good picks. Try the blackened redfish with the sauce. Tastes somewhat healthy. If you like junk food get the fried pickles if you've never had them before.
Drink prices get cheaper after 10pm every night, like $5 pitchers and $6 double well drinks. Food prices are average for the area i.e. higher than they should be but not too horrible. Â Its the kind of place that is fine as long as you're getting a deal but other than that I'd go somewhere else.
Oh and they make the waitresses wear sexy black dress things, some of the staff are even nice people, amazing! They also have a trivia night Tuesdays at 9.
I'm a fan. Lots of people are reluctant to go here because they wrongly assume the food is bad because it's a "chain". (If you can consider 2 restaurants a chain). But don't listen to these nay-sayers. Everything I've eaten here has been great. From the blackened redfish in crawfish cream sauce to the boudin balls, blackened alligator and fried pickles. Check it out!! Â Bonus, there's hot chicks walking around in little shorts. What's not to like, bub?
Review Source:Awesome new restaurant in Laffy. The service is above average, just like the appearance of the wait staff (wink). They offer a large beer selection on tap and in bottles. If your not from the area order a Cane-break. Just do it and don't ask questions. The menu is a perfect blend of Cajun, creole and bar food. I won't go through the menu but I assure you that you everyone will find something to their liking. It is a sports bar with so many TVs that any table in the house has views of several large flat screen's. Love the atmosphere, people and food. Best new place in Lafayette in a long time. Go check it out!!!!!
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