Opelousas Restaurants
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- IIanHouston •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoFood was great as always. Brianna was an amazing waitress and good companyMore infoMarcello's of LafayettePrice: Moderate• Italian• Lafayette•4.9
- JJaredNew Orleans / Louisiana •8 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoFor a Valentine's Day evening it was crowded, but food was outstanding !! Drinks were amazing!! Had a wonderful time!!More infoRuth's Chris Steak House - LafayettePrice: Very Expensive• Steakhouse• Lafayette•4.8
- TTylerBaton Rouge / Lafayette •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoWe arrived early for a 8:30 reservation. We had amazing waiter and waitress, Gino and Kennedy did an amazing job tending to the table. They both went above and beyond for the occasion. Food and Ambiance was outstanding, and presented a great vibe for the evening. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone.More infoRuffino’s on the RiverPrice: Expensive• Steak• Lafayette•4.8
- CcherylVIPTahoe / Reno Area •39 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 14, 2024Has to be one of the best meals we have had in quite some time. Unfortunately, we do not live in the area, so I doubt a return visit will be made.More infoThe Spotted Horse Tavern & Dining ParlorPrice: Moderate• American• Opelousas•4.3
- HHailieLas Vegas •7 reviews5.0Dined on Aug 23, 2024Always a great time! We didn’t have the buffet tonight, but we usually do and it’s great!!More infoSilks Clubhouse at Evangeline DownsPrice: Expensive• Cajun• Opelousas•3.2
Discover Opelousas
Louisiana's third oldest city, Opelousas has big taste. Called the "Spice Capital of Louisiana," four national brands featuring spicy favorites are produced here. It's no wonder that Creole and Cajun food is on the menu and Zydeco music is on the stage. Stroll along the brick streets of Opelousas' historic district where you'll find Cajun classics like gumbo, crawfish étouffée and red beans and rice in the restaurants where nationally known chefs have honed their skills. Opelousas also specializes in quicker Cajun fare like po'boys and boudin, a sausage stuffed with rice and spices. Other restaurants specialize not only in these local dishes but also char-broiled Angus beef. The town has dozens of restaurants, and many of have been family-owned for decades.
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- Firemens Museum
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- Grand Coteau Historic District
- South Park
- Washington Historic District
- Vista Village Shopping Center
- Evangeline Downs Hotel, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member
- Days Inn & Suites Opelousas
- Barbreck Station
- Parkview Shopping Center
- Arlington Plantation House
- Comfort Inn Opelousas
- Saint Landry Plaza Shopping Center
- Thistlethwaite State Wildlife Management Area
- Clandreneau Park
- Jim Bowie Museum
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