What should be noted: Broussard, like many communities in South Louisiana, still carries its century’s old heritage with about 14 percent of its population that still speaks French. Nearby are locally owned restaurants like Fezzo's, Norbert's, Poor Boy's Riverside Inn, and Ton's Drive In that serve local cuisine from boiled seafood and raw oysters to plate lunch specials and burgers. Parish Brewing, located at 229 Jared Drive, offers tours, a cozy tap room and rotating list of brews and local sought-afters such as IPA's Ghost in the Machine and Opus Vert. Along with the growing population comes new businesses, new places to eat and drink including one of two breweries in Lafayette Parish. Most of its new residents are young families, embracing first time homeownership in South Lafayette Parish, an area that was established in the late 1800s. South Lafayette Parish remains one of the fastest growing areas in the state. Photo courtesy of Denny Culbert Things to Eat, See & Do in Scottħ30 I-10 South Frontage Rd., Scott, LA 70583īroussard – 7.5 miles | 15 minutes from Lafayette Here in town, you can find the rice and meat-filled sausage staple at iconic joints like Billy's Boudin and Cracklin, Don's Specialty Meats, Best Stop Grocery and NuNu's Cajun Market. And trust, other communities fought for the sausage crown. The title " Boudin Capital of the World" was awarded to Scott by the state of Louisiana about five years ago. Its close proximity to Interstate 10 makes its quaint downtown district accessible to visitors for local shopping, art galleries and boudin, lots and lots of boudin.
The city of Scott's motto is "Where the West Begins and Hospitality Never Ends" and that's pretty fair. Scott – 5 miles | 13 minutes from Lafayette University of Louisiana at Lafayette Student Union Ballroom.Industries Meetings Groups Sports Media Members
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