Top Best American Restaurants in False River

"What is it: Even after graduation, Baton Rougeans leave a bit of their hearts at Louisiana State University (particularly during football season). The Chimes, with its massive beer list and soothing heaps of red beans and rice, sits just outside the campus northgates and retains a loyal following of students, alumni and anyone jonesing for a glazed pork chop.Why go: The Chimes defines the city’s fierce love for homestyle cooking and hometown football teams—but the more adventurous diner can still have fun with a just-kegged local craft beer or blackened alligator.Price: Average"

"The Chimes, a Baton Rouge institution for the past quarter of a century, is one of the kings of the craft. When you have a craving for crawfish, gumbo and more, this is the place to be. It rides the fine line between a college dining spot and a top-drawer seafood spot, and its energetic atmosphere complements the flavors perfectly."

"The Chimes is big on two things: beer and food, although the former takes centre stage. The focal point of this venue is the huge (and well-stocked) semi-circular bar around which locals and patrons sit and drink away the night. The drinks menu is split into two parts, beer and ‘everything else’."

"What is it: “Unapologetically female” catering duo Jamie Brown and Sydney Harkins don’t have a brick-and-mortar store, but you can find them ensconced on Thursday and Friday evenings in the swanky craft cocktail bar Hayride Scandal, located just off the College exit of I-10, where they serve sandwiches named after famous ladies like Mariska Hargitay as well as Boozy Babe Cakes and forays into Asian fusion.Why go: The BouillaBabes’ sandwiches would make you swoon even if you ate them on the side of the nearby freeway, but Hayride Scandal—with its red velvet seats and savvy bartenders—serves as a much better pairing for the sassy elegance of The ‘Babes.Price: Average"

"Located in the former Louisiana National Bank, this downtown fine dining location is the perfect blend of historical charm and contemporary cuisine. The Gregory prioritizes both style and substance, with artful plating, quality local ingredients, and a lush dining area that makes any occasion special. Try the pork and oysters appetizer for a mini take on surf and turf, then shift to the cast iron–seared duck or garden ravioli for the main course."

"The Gregory knows how to do lunch the right way — with a fixed price lunch offer. This idea takes the form of their famous $15 Express Lunch Daily Special. This includes a non-alcoholic beverage and ups the ante by offering 4 courses in just 30 minutes or less."

"Waffle House’s mission is to deliver a unique experience to customers by offering great food, excellence service, amazing prices, and a welcoming atmosphere. In 1955, Joe Rogers and Tom Forkner opened the first Waffle House in Atlanta, Georgia. Soon after, they opened more restaurants in the South-east thanks to their success."

"What other establishment offers eggs, grits or hash browns, waffles, bacon or sausage, and toast all for just $7.50 The All-star Breakfast will get hungover you feeling like an all-star by the time it's over. Expand your horizons a little farther down College Dr., past the interstate. Average meal price: $8 (excluding tip)"

"All food is prepared fresh, cooked to order and served from a kitchen that is in full view. The menu offers a variety of foods with a breakfast focus and features multiple signature meals."

"Founded In 1997, Zea Rotisserie & Bar serves a fusion of Asian and American food. The restaurant is the invention of three chefs (Gary Darling, Hans Limburg, and Greg Reggio) who combined their different skills to create an extraordinary experience. Other Zea locations have been opened in Alabama and Louisiana."

"Lunch menu selections came with salad (fresh and delicious) and a drink for $15.Well prepared food, service was excellent and atmosphere and climate cont..."

"City Roots is located in Electric Depot and makes for a great spot to meet a friend or grab a festive latte before shopping at Sweet Baton Rouge or bowling at Red Stick Social. We 10/10 recommend their seasonal beverages – they are to die for!. They offer free coffee tastings and are very knowledgeable when it comes to coffee beans and their origin(s), flavors, etc. City Roots also offers food like flatbreads as well as wine, beer, and specialty cocktails!"

"The interior of City Roots coffee shop on 1509 Government Street shows the counter and menu items, taken Sunday, Sept. 27. City Roots Coffee Bar is an aesthetically pleasing brewery found on 1509 Government Street. The building is small but the large ceilings and exposed brick make the inside feel much larger."

"If you have ever explored the coffee scene of New Orleans, you probably noticed a happy yellow building with bright blue doors — or at least, you couldn’t miss the cheerful yellow truck with the bright blue wheels. French Truck Coffeeis a New Orleans staple, and it has migrated to Baton Rouge. French Truck Coffee is dedicated to using the highest-quality coffee beans they can find, roasting them in small batches and getting them to their customers as quickly as possible."

"This New Orleans staple has found its home in Baton Rouge and it is here to stay. With the bright atmosphere and bubbly baristas, French Truck has become the talk of the mid-city coffee scene. Owner Geoffrey Meeker told 225 Magazine, “We’re like fine dining, but for coffee.” The cafe even has its own in-house roaster for its specialty beans, assuring your cup will be high quality and highly delicious."

"Fast Wi-Fi, artisan-roasted coffee and an all-day breakfast makeFrench Truck Coffeean ideal place for a long day of studying. Perfect for the coffee connoisseur, French Truck Coffee takes pride in its sustainably-sourced, small-batch, fresh-roasted coffee. In addition to great brews, they have good quality, affordable food — everything is under $10."

"Waffle House’s mission is to deliver a unique experience to customers by offering great food, excellence service, amazing prices, and a welcoming atmosphere. In 1955, Joe Rogers and Tom Forkner opened the first Waffle House in Atlanta, Georgia. Soon after, they opened more restaurants in the South-east thanks to their success."

"What other establishment offers eggs, grits or hash browns, waffles, bacon or sausage, and toast all for just $7.50 The All-star Breakfast will get hungover you feeling like an all-star by the time it's over. Expand your horizons a little farther down College Dr., past the interstate. Average meal price: $8 (excluding tip)"

"All food is prepared fresh, cooked to order and served from a kitchen that is in full view. The menu offers a variety of foods with a breakfast focus and features multiple signature meals."

"If you’re tired of packaged waffle mix and powdered eggs, skip the cafeteria and head toSimple Joe Café. Simple Joe does breakfast right — choose from a variety of classics from tall pancake stacks and sumptuous omelets to Southern grits. People Also Liked:LSU Creamery and Unique Homemade Ice Cream Recipes"

"Outstanding service, top-notch food, and a prime location: when it comes to the kind of qualities that go into making a great restaurant, Stroubes Seafood and Steak ticks all the boxes. Expertly balancing the tightrope of upscale fine diner and welcoming local eatery, its air of casual elegance is perfectly complemented by a menu of refined international classics and good old-fashioned southern favorites. For a light lunch, try the delicate seafood salad with its refreshing combination of chopped shrimp, crabmeat, heart of palm, heirloom tomato, and leaf lettuce."

"Dieses Restaurant serviert gehobene Küche nach Art der Südstaaten in einer ungezwungenen Atmosphäre. Hier speisen Sie bei einem Blick auf die Stadt aus den hohen Fenstern. Die Bar und die gemütliche Lounge laden zum Verweilen bei Getränken ein."