Best Dinner Places to Eat in Geismar

"The Chimes has served up Louisiana-style comfort food and beer for more than 30 years at its main Highland Road location just south of downtown near the LSU campus. Dishes include red beans and rice with sausage, crawfish etouffée, New Orleans-style barbecue shrimp and charbroiled catfish with garlic butter. The Chimes also serves boudin balls, a boudin omelet, cheese fries and fried pickles."

"The Chimes has grown to have three locations, two in Baton Rouge and one in Covington, but it still serves up dishes made from scratch. Take your pick of seafood gumbo or duck and sausage gumbo that comes in either small or large. The big lunch and dinner menu offers much more than gumbo."

"If you’ve got a special occasion coming up, you could do a whole lot worse than spending it as Parrain’s Seafood Restaurant. Yes, it’s on the pricey side, but considering the fabulous service, inviting interior, and divine food, you’re unlikely to regret shelling out. For a full smack of authentic Louisiana flavor, try the Catfish Chenier, a gorgeous combo of catfish filets and tomato basil rise finished off with a spicy creole shrimp cream sauce."

"If you’re a fan of fresh seafood pulled from the Gulf of Mexico, and all of the Creole flavors which have become the staple of southern Louisiana cuisine, you will love Parrain’s. Opening in 2001, it did not take long for this restaurant to earn a spot in the hearts of locals. As your eyes pore over the extensive menu, your mouth will begin to water; the collaboration of fragrances filling the restaurant teases the taste buds."

"If you’re looking for some quintessential Louisiana favorites for your next meal, look no further than Louisiana Lagniappe. Much like it’s namesake lagniappe, which means “a little something extra”, you’ll find some fantastic meals with that extra flair. Whether you’re looking for traditional seafood like fried catfish, a delicious filet steak, or something more extravagant Cocodrie, you’ll find it all at Louisiana Lagniappe."

"Louisiana Lagniappe Restaurant, Baton Rouge|© Courtesy Mason's Grill. The word ‘lagniappe’ means something with ‘a little bit extra’, a fitting description for this Louisiana restaurant whose doors first opened back in 1984. Now an established name on Baton Rouge’s dining scene, the Louisiana Lagniappe is renowned for serving up classic Louisiana dishes with fresh ingredients."

"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."

"I pass up 3-4 Chinese take out restaurants to come to the one. The food is always very fresh and taste..."

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"HAMBURGERS & SALADS.BurgerSmith & Regular burgers (6oz) are great. Can add up to 12 items i.e. lettuce, tomato, mayo, onions, etc. for free."