I am headed there for Dinner sunday evening, and want to enjoy a good meal. Nothing too expensive, but nothing too cheap either. Give me some suggestions, and what to order there as well if you dont mind.

Thanks in advance

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Posted by cpatigerfan

Bunkie, LA

Member since Jan 2009

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Posted on 1/23/09 at 10:22 am to Dolemite

Poor Boys Riverside Inn, iMonelli on Johnson Street, or Carrabarra's on Kaliste Saloom. Guidy's Reef on Pinhook is good, but a little loud...if taking a date, iMonelli's is the place...

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Posted by ChineaseBandit

NOLA

Member since Jul 2007

533 posts

Posted on 1/23/09 at 10:57 am to Dolemite

crawfish enchilladas at the blue dog cafe on pinhook

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Posted by charlied

Lafayette

Member since Dec 2007

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Posted on 1/23/09 at 3:05 pm to ChineaseBandit

+1 poboys riverside inn,the best of it's type.whole broiled or fried flounder,any of the dinners,crabmeat augratin is superb and the bread pudding made from their homade rolls is a killer.raw oysters superb as well.hell,it's all good there.

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Posted by failuretocommunicate

Lafayette

Member since Dec 2007

1124 posts

Posted on 1/23/09 at 4:14 pm to Dolemite

Zea's is always safe (and moderately priced)and on a Sunday night probably won't have a huge crowd. Also, I recently tried Jolie Louisiana Bistro on Pinhook (across from Catahoula's which the building used to be the old Ruth Chris' and then a strip club). I found the decor to be very nice (they've spent plenty money on the improvements and possibly one of the more upscale places in Lafayette). The food was very good but was a little pricey ($25-$30 an entree). Overall a very good experience.

Also +1 on Riverside for the food but the atmosphere leaves much to be desired.

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