Treat Yourself To A Tower Of Chicken And Waffles At The French Press In Louisiana

Sometimes, you just can't decide if you're in a sweet or savory mood. But you know what, you don't have to choose, because chicken and waffles are the ultimate combination of sweet and savory, and we know just where to find some of the best chicken and waffles in Louisiana, and it's worth a road trip from any corner of the state.

You’ll find the French Press tucked away in downtown Lafayette.

Housed in the historic Tribune Printing Plant building which dates back to the 1930s, The French Press maintains much of the original character of the building while still feeling intimate and cozy.

The menu features both breakfast and lunch options, but not your everyday breakfast items.

How about a nice, fluffy stack of pancakes?

Or maybe you're more of a French Toast person.

And you can't go wrong with these bad boys. Stuffed with cream cheese and banana, then topped with a berry-champagne compote, you'll never look at French Toast the same after one bite of these.

The Cajun Benedict is a fan favorite.

This brunch classic gets a Cajun spin with Hebert’s boudin, two poached eggs, and then smothered with chicken and andouille gumbo. Yum!

But the real hidden gem on the menu is the chicken and waffles.

The sweet and savory combo you've been waiting for.

Cane jelly fried chicken meets two cheddar waffles and then drizzled with Steen’s syrup for a perfectly delicious meal.

You'll find yourself resisting the urge to lick the plate.

Don't forget to order some of their praline bacon.

Praline bacon has become fairly popular over the past few years, popping up on more and more menus throughout Louisiana, and the French Press has some of the best.

Or throw a slice or two on your burger for an explosion of flavors your taste buds will thank you for.

For more information, be sure to visit their website, and don't forget to give them a follow on Facebook so you never miss out on any of their specialty creations. If you've ever had the chicken and waffles from the French Press, let us know in the comments below!