Featured photo: The Walk-On’s Independence Bowl logo adorns the field at Independence Stadium in Shreveport. Photo downloaded from the Walk-On’s Independence Bowl Facebook page. The Walk-On’s Independence Bowl is probably not on most folks’s list of must-attend culinary events in Shreveport-Bossier. And that is understandable, since (admittedly delicious) corn dogs …
Luckily for local food lovers, there are two locations of Bergeron’s Boudin and Cajun Meats in Shreveport-Bossier, and they’re both great in different ways. While the Bossier City location serves some of the best smoked hamburgers to be found in either city, the Shreveport location (7805 East Kings Hwy., Shreveport) …
BeauxJax Crafthouse, the latest incarnation of the BeauxJax eatery that has also existed as a po’ boy shop on Cross Lake and a popular food truck, is now open in Bossier City’s new East Bank District. The restaurant had posted to Facebook an anticipated opening this weekend, but things came together …
Let’s say you’re visiting Shreveport-Bossier for a Mardi Gras parade, or you’re hosting out-of-town guests for a parade weekend. These seven recommendations for local eats are a few of our “best bets” for places that’ll give you or your guests a true taste of Louisiana’s most iconic dishes. This was …
Featured photo: Marilynn’s Place is a Cajun and Creole restaurant located at 4041 Fern Avenue in Shreveport. Photo by Jim Noetzel. Like anything that happens at Marilynn’s Place – a festive Cajun and Creole eatery located in a converted Texaco station in Shreveport’s Broadmoor neighborhood – there’s a story behind …
Featured photo: Chicken and waffles from Cresent City Bistro in Shreveport. One of the things that I love about the restaurant scene in Shreveport-Bossier is that many local eateries defy expectations and reward diners who resist the urge to judge a book by its cover. Crescent City Bistro, the new …
