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Cajun Experience in Louisiana
Travel south and west to Acadiana - Cajun Country - anchored by Lafayette, Lake Charles and other cities where French heritage thrives. Take in a festival of Cajun food and music. Tour the Atchafalaya Basin - America's largest swamp - for views of extraordinary ecosystems and wildlife, including alligators. Take a driving tour along the Creole Nature Trail (an All-American Road) to see south Louisiana's incredible marshlands and nature preserves.
Buck & Johnny’s in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, is a cornerstone of the Cajun Experience, where food, music and community come together in true South Louisiana style. Set in a restored historic building in the heart of this charming “Crawfish Capital of the World,” the restaurant is best known for its lively Zydeco Breakfast - an unforgettable Sunday tradition featuring live accordion-driven music, dancing and hearty Cajun dishes like boudin, biscuits and crawfish étouffée. Whether you visit for the vibrant weekend atmosphere or a more relaxed weekday meal, Buck & Johnny’s offers an authentic taste of Cajun culture, where locals and visitors alike gather to celebrate the rhythms and flavours that define this region.
The most Cajun place on earth!
Over 150 years in the making, Vermilion Parish is a multicultural blend steeped in history with a dash of "joie de vivre", love of life. This bilingual, coastal parish is very large and diverse with wandering bayous and farmlands, authentic local Cajun cuisine, family-friendly festivals and Cajun towns connecting it all.
World-renown Cajun cooking is what we're known for and there's plenty of great restaurants to showcase it. Their proximity to the Gulf Coast of Mexico also means they have an abundance of fresh seafood for the amazing cuisine. So when it's time to eat, sit where the locals go to enjoy crawfish, alligator, oysters, shrimp and all the classics fresh from the local waters. Read more...
Cajun Music and Dancing
- Azul Tequilla Mexican Restaurant
- Big Daddy's Sport Bar and Pool Hall
- City Bar "World Famous Saloon"
- Don's Boat Landing
- Le Bayou Legendaire
- Museum Cafe
- Smiley's Bayou Club
- Sunset Lounge
- The Concorde Club
- The Red Barn
- Touchet's
Cajun Dining
There are over 20 authentic Cajun restaurants such as Dupuy's Oyster Shop, Shuck's, Suire's Grocery and Restaurant, The Riverfront Restaurant and Soop's, with many of these restaurants having been locally owned and operated since the mid-late 1900s. Whether you choose to sit at an oyster bar, sample gumbo or eat a po-boy so full of shrimp you'll need three hands, you'll love the food. Read more...
