Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Geismar

"As if the food at Beausoleil weren’t enough fun, there is also the challenge of pronouncing its name. This incredible restaurant was the brainchild of four different families, who came together with the intent of creating fantastic Louisiana cuisine. They are one of the best places for a more upscale lunch in Baton Rouge, with a juicy curried chicken salad sandwich, po-boys of oyster, shrimp or catfish, sautéed gulf fish and, of course, fried Louisiana catfish."

"At Beausoleil Restaurant and Bar, Sunday brunch is served in style, with their locally-sourced dishes served alongside locally sourced artists. Located on Jefferson Highway, they serve Sunday brunch from 11 am until 3 pm. Check out their variety of food: soups, salads and sandwiches, including their Croque Monsieur and Shredded Pork Po-Boy."

"You can literally use your spare change here since everything on the breakfast menu is under $5. They offer savory and sweet options, to satisfy your meat-loving and low-cal fresh fruit needs. Average meal price: $3"

"Located at the back of The Market at Circa 1857, this little cafe is a great spot for an outdoor lunch or weekend brunch in the Mid City area!"

"Counter Culture Frozen Yogurt has been a Baton Rouge staple since it first opened its doors in 1977. They offer creative and mouth-watering flavors, including Toasted Coconut, Georgia Peach, and Green Tea. We recommend mixing one of their daily flavors in with a sundae, like the Humphrey Yogart, which is a sundae topped with bananas, strawberries, grapes, granola, and honey."

"Wake up to the best of the season's harvest every Saturday morning. Join Baton Rouge locals and experience the wide selection at the Red Stick Farmer’s Market for yourself!. Every Saturday, the Market opens rain or shine with over 50 vendors that include Louisiana's small family farmers and artisans."

"Functional on Thursdays and Saturdays, Red Stick Farmers Market is the best way to get Louisiana’s best and freshest produce. The market is open in various parts of town for added convenience. During peak season, the open-air market maybe opens in up to 7 different locations in Baton Rouge."

"This Market was founded in 1996 as a subsidiary of the nonprofit organization, Big River Economic and Agricultural Development Alliance."

"Shopping / NightlifeMallsBaton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. The Mall at Cortana is a mid-tier shopping mall in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and is at the intersection of Airline Hwy. and Florida Blvd."

"The final sight to see during your visit to the Capitol Park is the Capitol Park Museum. After you’ve gotten yourself oriented to the layout of Baton Rouge from the top of the State Capitol Building, this is the place to come to learn about the history of Louisiana, from the Native Americans and early settlers, right through to Louis Armstrong and Huey Long. The museum really does cover a lot, and you could easily spend half a day or more in here seeing all their is to see."

"There’s no shortage of museums in Baton Rouge, but one of the best is the Capitol Park Museum, which looks at the history of Louisiana back to the days of Native Americans. The museum’s two permanent exhibits, Nation and Experiencing Louisiana: Discovering the Soul of America, and Grounds for Greatness: Louisiana, are worth the price of admission alone. Much of the history you’ll see at the museum is visual."

"We suggest heading to Capitol Park Museum (Louisiana State Museum)!. Indulge in Louisiana history and culture!. The Capitol Park Museum is a branch of the Louisiana State Museum."

"With the one of the largest university-affiliated art collections in the South, the LSU Museum of Art presents a wide range of exhibitions featuring regional, American, and European painting, sculpture, decorative arts, works on paper, and photography. Located on the fifth floor of the Shaw Center for the Arts, the museum occupies 13,000 square-feet sectioned into fourteen galleries that highlight American and British portraiture and decorative arts, American Arts and Crafts pottery, Chinese jade, and modern and contemporary paintings and sculptures, with a focus on southern artists. In addition to the ever-changing exhibitions, LSU Museum of Art also offers programs like Stories in Art for young children and Neighborhood Arts Projects geared towards children, youth and families in under-resourced neighborhoods."

"Also located in the Shaw Center for the Arts, the LSU Museum of Art has more than 6500 art objects on hand, including an impressive collection of Chinese jade, sculptures, drawings and photography. Later this year, the museum will welcome an exhibit called “Reflections,” a look at African-American life from the collection of designer Myrna Colley-Lee. In recent years, traveling collections that have visited the LSU Museum of Art include the work of American artist Elliott Daingerfield, Japanese scientist and artist Iwasaki Tsuneo, pop artist Hunt Slonem, Haitian art from Perry Smith and the New Orleans Museum of Art and cocktail drawing from famed Mississippi illustrator and artist Olive Leonhardt."

"The LSU Museum of Art features over 6,500 objects, including Louisiana artwork, European, American and regional paintings, and more. It also includes exquisite photography, elegant sculptures and decorative art pieces. The museum is helpful for the students of art & design as it regularly hosts gallery talks, receptions, art unveiling, community programs, and exhibitions from renowned local, national and international artists."

"Featuring an eclectic mix of arts and science, visiting the museum is one of the things to do in Baton Rouge that is fun for the whole family. The art galleries exhibit American and European art, contemporary art of Louisiana, antiquities and also has space for changing exhibits. But the biggest reason these features on the top things to do in Baton Rouge is that it features both dinosaurs and mummies!"

"Science museums are always a wise family friendly option, and the Louisiana Art & Science Museum is no exception. The museum has three fascinating permanent exhibits — Ancient Egypt, Planet Tower and Universe Gallery — as well as a lengthy list of rotating exhibitions. The museum’s planetarium shows are a nice way to keep the kids, and yourselves, entertained."

"First of on our list is the Louisiana Art and Science Museum. The museum provides some of the most unique and entertaining experiences for all ages to enjoy. The Art and Science museum is located in a 1925 historic railway station, which adds on to its level of history."