re: Rural Foods of Louisiana Map, please mark your favorite spots.

Cajun Tale's in Welsh, LA.
Daigle's sausage kitchen in Welsh,LA

Cajun Tale's still has my favorite cajun fries. Burgers, gumbo, and fried shrimp are good as well. Lunch buffet is usually good as well, great on fried chicken day.

Daigle's has excellent plate lunches and it's also a meat market. I'm pretty sure they still do beef tongue on Thursdays. Good breakfast including homemade kolatches.

Wonder if this map could be added to the dining guide in some way?

I may know your mom. Not like it's a big town . And sadly Stroie's never came back to my knowledge.

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Wonder if this map could be added to the dining guide in some way?

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That would be great...

So basically there's nothing much on I-90 coming out of Nawlins.

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So basically there's nothing much on I-90 coming out of Nawlins.

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It's US 90, not I-90....and it wasn't fully finished & four-laned until the 1970s...long stretches of it are completely empty & run through near wetlands. It's a bypass road--most of the towns are off of present US 90 on "old" 90, now numbered 182. Plenty of good food exists, but you're going to have to go looking for it.

In Jeanerette, for example, you can hit the Yellow Bowl (claims to be one of the first places to put crawfish etouffee on the menu) and Lejeune's bakery...but neither one is directly on 90.

There actually 3 I believe. I placed the original location (Des Allamends) initially but it was gone when I looked today. Re-added

Booth's Grocery

I posted on the help board for a sticky or consideration to add this somehow to the dining guide. Those in support might want to go to that thread and post.

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Those who are not in support need not post.