saint street inn in laffayette

you doing breakfast, lunch, dinner, or Sunday brunch ?

regardless the food is legit especially the duck leg confit , wife likes the crispy brussels sprouts and smoked gouda mac n cheese


how long you in town for ?

Good choices, next time you're in town you should check out Johnson's Boucaniere for lunch. It's one of the places that I really miss after moving away.

the French Press has a solid breakfast but you need to get there early since they don't take reservations

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saint street inn in laffayette

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Best brunch I have ever had, including any New Orleans restaurant.

I need to move to Lafayette

gonna hit french press at 9 and get on the road

here was the Lafayette run down

Pamplona fri nite, incredible
Avery island sat one of the most beautiful places I've seen...I can't believe I've never gone there before
half shell oyster bar for beer and oysters afterward, great
saint street, best of show
French press tomorrow

we had such a good time here

cgrand, glad you had a good time here

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I used to love this place, but quit eating there several years ago because I would get there at 12 noon and order a soup or a salad, and not get served until 12:50. How hard is it to ladle me some soup in under 50 minutes?

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I like the place, but I'm with you...there are some quirky things about it. I used to go there before events at the Cajundome. I see on Google that they've changed their hours, but at the time they opened for drinks at 5:30 but the kitchen wasn't available until 6. By the time they took my order I had to wolf down my food at 6:30 in order to be at the 'Dome. It fell out of my rotation because of this.

I haven't been there in a while, but there's a couple of people in the kitchen that I used to work with and respect sincerely, so I'm sure it's a good experience.

I stumbled upon the place while having some pregame drinks at Bisbanos Cellar Door. I was craving an Olde Tyme poboy and on my short walk there I passed SSI and saw a "Farm to Table" sign, so I bit. My first impression was awesomeness.

Saint street?

I've never had problems. Eat there for lunch

that pork/boudin sandwich is life changing