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- Sep 30, 2026
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Korean fried chicken and more of the best things we ate this week in Baton Rouge and Acadiana (opens the original)
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When someone says, âHey, letâs go out for Mexican,â Mezcal Mexican Restaurant is one of my favorite places to stop. They always have great flavors, one of the best 2-for-1 margarita deals, and itâs hard to resist ordering all of my favorites on one plate â taco, enchilada and chile relleno. Many Mexican restaurants in the area offer a version of a combo deal that lets you mix and match according to what youâre in the mood for that evening, and an enchilada is always at the top of my
Korean and Taiwanese-inspired franchise opens in Baton Rouge with boba, fried chicken, egg waffles (opens the original)
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Inside the former Jabbyâs Pizza on Perkins Road, an Asian-inspired franchise just opened its doors. Tsaôcaa soft opened on Monday at 3627 Perkins Road with a grand opening scheduled on Friday, Oct. 2. Headquartered in New York City, the franchise was founded in 2018 and has grown to about 80 locations nationwide, two of which are in New Orleans and Chalmette. Manager Sally Li said the menu is mostly Korean and Taiwanese-inspired, featuring a wide range of bubble teas and a selection of savory
Perkins Overpass Project brings paid parking, public space and an urban trail. See what’s to come. (opens the original)
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Tucked under the Perkins Road overpass in Baton Rouge is a string of highly rated local favorite restaurants. That is, if customers can find them through the construction site. The eventual urban greenspace may be difficult to envision at this stage, but local business leaders who have advocated for this project for more than six years believe the heavy machinery and temporary chain-link fences are worth the short-term hurdles. They believe public spaces can help build a better community. The ha
A Louisiana chain just opened its first Baton Rouge location. See where, what’s on the menu. (opens the original)
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A fried fish chain called Chick Oâ Fish just opened its first Baton Rouge location, according to the businessâs social media. After Chicky Sandos closed one of its locations in July, a new business took shape at 8121 Florida Blvd. Itâs called Chick Oâ Fish, and it soft opened on Sept. 23, equipped with indoor dining and a drive-thru. According to the businessâs website, Chick Oâ Fish is a Louisiana-based chain with 13 locations across the South, seven of which are in the Shreveport a
Bam! Emeril Lagasse second lined to his restaurant ribbon cutting with this iconic Baton Rouge band (opens the original)
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The wait is over for Emerilâs Chop House in Baton Rouge. The internationally renowned chefâs entrance to his ribbon cutting last night was first heard before it was seen. Drums sounded across the room, and there was Emeril Lagasse walking red-carpet-bound with the Southern University drum line and Mike the Tiger. The rest of the Southern University Human Jukebox Marching Band emerged from another entrance and broke into song. âDo Whatcha Wannaâ echoed throughout the hall, and the room ch
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