Shreveport/Bossier Restaurants

1. What chain restaurants have you been to?
2. Why do you want to go to a chain restaurant?

Olive Street Bistro is good.

Why chains?

Don't know what your budget is, but here's a few:

1. Lil Italiano
2. Texas Street Tavern
3. Bistro Byronz
4. Superior Grill

the real pickle has some mean sandwiches and po boys. try their homemade chips, it's amazing.

next to it is a little mexican/seafood place (i cant remember the name). it's like something you'd find on pacific coast of mexico. pretty good food there as well.

if you've never had herby k's, check that out. it's one of my favorite places to eat in the port. and if you have half a brain, stay out of bossier

I think it's called the Oyster House and yes, it is good.

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Superior. The one in Shreveport puts the one in BR and NO to shame

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This is very true. Still a little pricey.

Ernest's - higher end dining but good
The Cub - excellent
Lil Italiano - excellent
Strawns - meh just a nice diner
Notini's - never been
Papa's - Best hamburger i have ever had. and there are 3 different locations that are ran separately.( fight in the family or something) The one on Line before you get to downtown is the one im talking about. But it is only open for lunch.
Niki's -
Trejos - the best cheap mexican food you can get
Taco Mania -
Herby K's - nice i forgot about this one.

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Here's a thread I made about this a few months ago:

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I had the best post on there. Booyah!

The Oyster Bar and Grill

for the family i would go with pieworks, monjunis, trejos, imperial cathay, NEWKS, smitteys, tokyo or madison square garden, but you've probably eaten already thus making this post irrelevent.