This Greek and Lebanese restaurant has three locations in the Baton Rouge area. This one is about 5 miles east of the convention center right off the "10" expressway. The ambiance is cute and Greek inspired with interesting wall murals and Mediterranean colors. The menu offers a good variety for all eaters.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated inside the Shaw Center for the Arts, this is an American style eatery with a steakhouse menu. The ambiance is contemporary with high ceilings, exposed black duct-work, wooden tables, big windows and some artsy touches. It's not warm, more gallery cool.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveQuick, inexpensive food that allows eaters to customize and select healthy ingredients. Jason's motto is "fresh from the start" and they pride themselves in a trans fat free menu, high quality ingredients and select organic produce.
Price: Least ExpensiveQuick, inexpensive food that allows eaters to customize and select healthy ingredients. Jason's motto is "fresh from the start" and they pride themselves in a trans fat free menu, high quality ingredients and select organic produce.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis upscale Creole restaurant is located just a couple of mile east of our recommended downtown hotels and is considered one of Baton Rouge's best. Light eaters need not worry, despite the Creole influence Juban's menu caters to all tastes.
Price: ExpensiveIf you happen to be staying east of downtown, consider this warm and homey bistro for your meal. Despite being part of a chain, the restaurant's hardwood floors, tables and chairs along with a cozy fireplace create a relaxing, non-chain-like ambiance.
Price: Least ExpensiveJust read the "About" section of this eatery's website and you will quickly understand that this place is a labor of family love. Mimi's offers downtowners Vietnamese cuisine for breakfast and lunch during the workweek. You can dine in or carry out.
Price: Least ExpensiveIn the south, it's can be a challenge to find eateries that have a balanced menu. Luckily we have found an array and Provisions on Perkins satisfies with its menu of upscale fare that also caters to those looking to keep it on the lighter side.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThe Main Street Market is open every Saturday from 8a-Noon. The open-air, producer-only market is a local favorite and a way that visitors can get local. There are over 50 member farmers selling the fresh stuff.
Located in East Baton Rouge and very close to one of our recommended hotels, Sullivan's is your typical steakhouse with lots of wood, an open kitchen, lively bar, and a setting conducive to business dining.
Price: ExpensiveLocated atop of the Shaw Center for the arts, this Japanese restaurant is known more for its riverfront views and cool décor than authentic sushi. However the relaxing and upscale atmosphere, big menu and sushi bar option are reasons to go.
Come for the healthy prepared foods and fresh salad bar. This store is BIG--over 50,000 square feet and it's within a couple of miles of one or two of our recommended hotels!!!!!
Price: Least ExpensiveZoe's is a quick and casual café. Think upscale fast food that is fresh and fairly healthy with contemporary, brightly colored setting. The Greek inspired menu is light on the veggies.
Price: Least Expensive