BR/DS dining recommendations

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1st day will be lunch at canes, and dinner at Copelands.

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Dude, y'all will be missing out big time. You can get that garbage anywhere in the country.

I chose those 2 because they were childhood favorites.

By all means, tell me where would you go in this situation?

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For a casual La dinner, go to Parrain's.

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This or roberto's.

If you're in Denham, there's a La Carreta on Highpoint between Range & Florida. There's a Longhorn Steakhouse, but I've never been.

The Mediterranean joint called Cafe Phonecia is behind the Hooters across from the Bass Pro Shops right off the Interstate, and their Chicken Shwarma is way more legit than Albasha's. Don't kill the messenger.

There's also a Rotolo's at the corner of Highway 16/Range & Arnold Road.

But, if you REALLY want a taste of Livingston (well, okay, maybe St. Helena & Tangipahoa, too), then you need to take him to the Hi-Ho BBQ over on Range Avenue just before Lockhart in Denham.

Two BBQ Pulled-Pork sammiches w/cheese. I got fatter just thinking about them as I typed this.

Get extra napkins.

Brew Bachers for poboys it is then, where generally are they located?

And for dinner I was thinking something just a little dressy, olive garden or red lobster dress. But a new Orleans / Louisiana cuisine.

Thanks for some good answers :)

Hi ho isnt that good. Try Waynes in Livingston

Never eaten in Indiana, so maybe she may be impressed with Canes and Copelands, but if it were me, I'd lie through my teeth and tell her I grew up in New Orleans and bring her to a serious restaurant for grown ups that will make her love you forever.

If you're determined to stay here, then I'd go with Stoubes, Byronz, Brandt's, Maison Lacour, or La Creole and call it a day. I'd hate to think that your lady's impression of Louisiana consists of Canes and Copelands. Come on man, do us all a solid here.

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If you're determined to stay here, then I'd go with Stoubes, Byronz, Brandt's, Maison Lacour, or La Creole and call it a day. I'd hate to think that your lady's impression of Louisiana consists of Canes and Copelands. Come on man, do us all a solid here.

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yyeaahh

I gotta agree here.
Although a friend of mine that lives in Dallas came down to visit once and the first place I took her was Cane's She heard me and my roommate ranting about how addictive and delicious Cane's sauce is and wanted to try it. But I cooked a delicious rice and gravy that night. Then took her to the Steamboat (was in Ville Platte at the time.. not much other choices ) for dinner the next day. Can't remember the rest.