Restaurant Recommendation for Sunday evening in Monroe

Cotton

another city.

sorry but I'm really kind of serious. The only restaurant in Monroe that used to be worth a damn was river and rail, and the locals ran that off because they'd rather eat at applebees.

haha sorry you feel that way ole geauxt, but years of living in Monroe has harbored a resentment for that place and all of it's residents. I always felt like anything good and unique never got supported by anyone other than a certain few. The vast majority of the population there really only supports crappy chains or any event that duck dynasty is tied to. but that's a long rant that is a bit off track for this tread so let me try and be more helpful....

Now that I think harder portico is a pretty solid restaurant. I'd try there

You sound like a youngster that didn't get out very much. Maybe it was somebody' else's fault, that you think that about the people and chains, let's blame it on your parents,, OR, at least somebody else, isn't that what your generation does?

Exactly which nice restaurants have you personally been to? Remember, we can see your snot nose growing every time you lie.

nice resturants
cotton: enjoyed but pricey to go there consistently
Nona: thought it was ok
genusas: good but way over priced in my opinion
portico: really enjoyed this place

It's been about 2 years since I've been so maybe I have forgotten a few. I probably should have held that response in. This is just a matter of personal preference, but I hated living in Monroe. Sorry to bring my frustration here haha

I could name 10 off the top of my head.
I'm happy that you got out, sounds like you didn't really do a dam thing for the community.

Portico, really?????

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The only restaurant in Monroe that used to be worth a damn was river and rail, and the locals ran that off because they'd rather eat at applebees.

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Good lord. River and Rail was one of the shittiest restaurants in Monroe. The only thing it had going for it was the building itself. The reason it closed was because it had shitty food and service. It has been converted to a place called SQ's, an Italian type place of which I have heard mixed reviews.

To the OP, most of the better local places are closed on Sunday. Trio, Daqs and Portico should be open as well as most of the Mexican places. And of course the aforementioned Applebees and Interstate chain places.

The other question: Is there anything non- chain open on a Sunday night?

Add Cormier's for crawfish, Taste of India for Indian, and Athena for Greek.

Crawfish City in WM will likely be open, too, I'd think.

Was river and rail the Mexican joint downtown?