Bar Food Is Taken To A Whole New Level At This Local Tavern In Louisiana

Morvant's in Youngsville, Louisiana is a great tavern. I don't know about you, but if I'm headed to a bar, there better be food. This particular tavern in Cajun Country has been a local watering hole for decades, and the staff serves some of the best burgers in Louisiana. If you're in the mood to feast on one of these legendary burgers, make your way over to one of three locations and dig in. Let's take a look at the best bar food in Louisiana!

The story of Morvant’s dates all the way back to 1927.

When it first opened, the humble eatery served one thing: burgers with a side of chips. While ownership has changed hands over the years, one thing remains the same: the burger recipe. More on that in a minute!

Morvant’s is a no-frills, all-flavors type of joint.

It’s that family-friendly, come-as-you-are atmosphere that has kept locals coming back for decades, and once you try it, you’ll be a member of the club.

During crawfish season (mid-January to early July), Morvant’s is packed with delicious mud bugs and all the fixings.

And these crawfish are huge!

If you missed crawfish season but are still hankering for some seafood, don’t worry, Morvant's Youngsville menu has several seafood options you’ll love.

A good shrimp po’boy is hard to pass up, but if you want something on the lighter side, the shrimp salad is a great meal! You can get your shrimp fried or grilled.

But one year-round menu staple that just takes the gold here is the burgers. The secret to these burgers is in the secret recipe Morvant’s uses from 1973!

How about some crab on a bun?

Ask any local and they’ll tell you that this is the best Louisiana bar food! We hope you find out for yourself.

Morvant's in Youngsville, Louisiana offers more information on its website. And be sure to follow Morvant's on Facebook so you never miss out on any specialty dishes or upcoming events. If you're too full from the burger to head back home, how about spending the night in this charming condo in downtown Broussard? And while you're there, you might want to visit the haunted site of Mary Jane’s Bridge on Bayou Tortue Road!