Bossier City’s Jeff Pieper Wins 2012 World Cup of Beer
Photo courtesy of Jeff Pieper’s Facebook page. Used with his permission. When I caught up with Jeff Pieper of Bossier City, he was on the roof of his mom’s house, helping prepare her home for…
Explore Dominican Food at Sabores, August 28
Food, especially in the State of Louisiana, has always been about bringing people together. Since the earliest planning stages of this blog, we’ve always wanted to take the conversation about food in Shreveport-Bossier offline and…
Greek Corner in Bossier City: A Family Affair
Once a drive-through food stand at the corner of Mansfield Road and Jewella Avenue in Shreveport, Greek Corner opened as a restaurant at 2153 Airline Drive in Bossier City in May of 2009. Since then,…
The Pudding at Sherry’s Diner Is Bananas
There are lots of great things to eat at Sherry’s Diner, a plate lunch house tucked away in Shreveport’s Stoner Hill neighborhood. There are spectacular daily plate lunch options that range from the commonplace (Wednesday:…
Shreveport Farmers’ Market Returns Saturday, June 2
The annual return of the Shreveport Farmers’ Market has become an event in itself, drawing thousands to Festival Plaza in downtown Shreveport for food and entertainment. As is evidenced by today’s story in The Times…
Pho Bowl Keeps it Simple
For those who love to take their time poring over a lengthy, option-filled menu, the menu at Pho Bowl (1605 Benton Road, Bossier City, LA) may come as a bit of a shock. The entire…
Lemongrass in Bossier City Makes “Asian Fusion” Fun
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Barksdale Boulevard is quickly becoming a vital nexus of authentic, creatively-presented international cuisine in Shreveport-Bossier. Restaurants like Mariscos La Jaibita and the Bossier City location of…
Town South Becomes T.S. Noodle House
The first time I ate at the tiny restaurant that is now called T.S. Noodle House, it was called Town South Food & Wine and Pho Beef Noodle Soup Crawfish and Oyster, which is easily…