re: Good places to eat in the Carencro/Laffy area

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To each their own but billy's and Nunus are miles ahead of Dons.

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Man up dude.... make your own like 80 or 90 on here claim.

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Smoked Ponce boudin?

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Sure, why not

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Since you're near Scott go to Don's / Billy's / Early's Grocery / and Best Stop (get 1 lb at each place and judge for yourself, you'll get 10 pages of arguments about which each person prefers). On way to N.I. stop at Billeaud's Grocery in Broussard ( a few blocks off of HWY 90) and grab you another pound. If you can make another stop (you won't be disappointed) go to NuNu's in Youngsville ! There you have it, you've made the boudin rounds and can't go wrong. You'll have a story to tell everyone and you can report back to us your favorite

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This sounds like a plan. My son likes to do things like that. He's the one that would like to tell the story of how made the boudin rounds. He's a character. I'll definately report back on what I liked or didn't like about each place. I'm still looking for a good restaurant to eat at. Usually when we go out of town like this, I try to find the best local food available. I'm really not a big fan of going to a chain restaurant although I'm not totally opposed to it. Can anyone give me some more ideas of good places that the locals eat at? We're not picky so anything from seafood to messican will work as long as it's good.

Johnson's Boucaniere

Yes, we're staying in New Iberia. A few people have mentioned Johnson's and I looked at there menu. It looks really good. If we're in the mood for BBQ, I will definately try them. On the other hand, I've been having a craving for crawfish. I apreciate the list. It will definately give us some options. Thanks again.

For seafood Fezzo's is hard to beat. Old Tyme Grocery or Judice Inn on Saturday (closed on Sundays).