10 “Hole In the Wall” Restaurants In Louisiana That Will Blow Your Taste Buds Away

Louisiana has amazing food—and sometimes it’s better to find it off the beaten path rather than in the closest area around. So if you’re looking for something different, and you know how to hold your judgment, here are some of the most amazing restaurants in Louisiana that you should definitely try:

Yelp.com / Willie K.

For those that aren't in the know, it can be easy to overlook DI's, but the amazing array of cajun favorites plus the beauitful interior of this spot make it one of the most popular restaurants in the area. (6561 Evangeline Hwy)

Yelp.com / Ryan B.

Advertisement

Yelp.com / Heather F.

This place is worth a visit for the Boudin alone, but the diehards keep coming back for the hogshead cheese that melts in your mouth. (12181 Greenwell Springs Rd.)

Advertisement

Yelp.com / Randy P.

Yep, I’ll admit that this place doesn’t look very inviting, but it’s the smells that will lure you in.

Yelp.com / Chiqui B

And it’s the food that will keep you coming back. (1409 E. St. Peter ST)

Yelp.com / Susan W.

Yelp.com / Susan W.

This is another example of a place that would probably be pretty easy to pass on by, but you would really be missing out on the high quality southern from scratch cooking here. Blackberry cobbler? Yes please!

Yelp.com / Tasha W.

Advertisement

Yelp.com / Peter N.

Get ready to stand in line for the amazing array of Cajun delicacies and incredibly fresh seafood. (5215 Plank Rd.)

Related Stories

These 10 Secret Restaurants In Louisiana Are Unforgettable

This Remote Restaurant In Louisiana Will Take You A Million Miles Away From Everything

There’s A Restaurant On This Remote Louisiana Estate You’ll Want To Visit

Yelp.com / Armand S.

Yelp.com / Kay M.

This homey tavern offers delicious and elegant southern cuisine without breaking the bank. (9025 Airline Hwy 190)

Yelp.com / Jerry A.

Yelp.com / Christopher M.

While most of the restaurants in the French Quarter are fancy and upscale, the offerings here are just as delicious while being much more laid back. (1109 Decatur St, New Orleans)

Advertisement

Yelp.com / Jesse W.

Yelp.com / Frankie M.

Established in 1997, Villagers offers visitors a charming atmosphere and truly amazing po-boys, including the popular Villager Po-boy.

Google.com / T-Jim’s Grocery & Market

For truly high quality boudin and other cajun favorites, don't miss T-Jim's. (928 Dr H J Kaufman Ave)

Yelp.com / N C.

Yelp.com / Baron C.

Southern favorites like cheesy grits make this homey burger and BBQ joint a must visit. 5863 Fairfield Ave

How many of these small town Louisiana restaurants have you tried? What is the most dive-looking restaurant in Louisiana that you’ve ever visited? We love to hear your opinions and stories! Thanks for your feedback!