Located at 18135 Petroleum Ave in Baton Rouge, Le Creole has crab cakes good enough to impress and San Francisco girl. Intimate and a great place for a celebration, date night or special treat.
Not touristy at all and very clean bathrooms. It has a sand beach and pier and if you are a runner, a marathon in October. Swim, boat and run all in one spot.
Even if you are not a guest, the $5 tours will allow you to learn about the history of the people and cultures that make LA such and interesting state.
225 magazines call the fish tacos at La Reyna "outstanding." The restaurant specializes in Central American food and its rice is legendary. Closed on Sundays. Only 10 tables and always busy.
Prosciutto & provolone croissant and vegan-friendly options available here. Most meals under $10 so stop by a Regions ATM and get cash on the way. Open Tues.-Sat.
Used in the Twilight Series film "Breaking Dawn," this park should be part of any Baton Rouge walking tour. The park overlooks Capitol Lake and it is peaceful place to take the scenery.
