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Baton Rouge Breakfast and Lunch

Taste of Louisiana Cafe
105 N. RANGE AVE. Denham Springs, LA 225-664-4181

Open: TUESDAY - SATURDAY, 11-9pm
Serving Louisiana favorites such as chicken and sausage gumbo, fried shrimp and catfish, homemade burgers, po-boys and much more. OPEN FOR LUNCH, AND SUPPER - DINE IN OR TAKEOUT.

Louie's Cafe
209 W State St, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 · 225-346-8221
Classic diner open 24 hours a day, right outside the gates of LSU. Breakfast is available round-the-clock.

Pastime Restaurant & Lounge
252 South Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 · 225-343-5490
Pub-like interior, boasts a wealth of LSU sports memorabilia. It also dishes up just the sort of hearty food you'd expect, from great hot dogs and burgers to well-filled po'boys (seafood, meatballs, roast beef) and savory pizzas. Throughout the week, you'll also find a handful of daily specials, including pork chops, pasta, and red beans and rice.

Chimes Restaurant
www.thechimes.com
3357 Highland Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 (225) 383-1754
120 beers from 40 countries, 30 beers on tap, Louisiana Specialties, seafood, steaks and po-boys plus famous soups. Located near LSU, the Chimes is a perfect hangout.

Avoyelles Cafe
www.avoyellescafe.com
333 Third Street
Dinner and lunch menus full of South Louisiana favorites including crawfish or shrimp etouffee. The downtown location features special events and live entertainment.

George's
2943 Perkins Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70808 · 225-343-2363
Dim, casual, and laid-back neighborhood joint. Satisfying bar food that goes more for taste and substance than health. Bacon cheeseburgers, steaks, a catfish plate, oyster po'boys, chicken and okra gumbo, and a chicken-fried steak sandwich. Pecan pie's for dessert, and a full bar will set you up with a cold beer to wash it all down.

Jambalaya Shoppe
www.thejambalayashoppe.com
4808 Government St, Baton Rouge, LA 70806 · 225-926-0970
Favored for take-out, this local enterprise satisfies cravings for authentic Louisiana specialties. As the name indicates, jambalaya is tops, chunky and spicy with pork, chicken, and sausage. You can also try beans and rice, gumbo, barbecued ribs, crawfish etouffee, fried catfish, smoked chicken, and crawfish pies.