Best Donuts in False River

"District: Donuts.Sliders.Brew is an enchanting shop that offers guests a savory assortment of donut choices along with other goodies such as coffee, sliders, and sandwiches. The donuts themselves come in many variations, a good way to ensure each customer finds a flavor specific to their liking. If you're hoping for some caffeine on the side, brews range from Americano, Espresso, and Latte to Nitro Cold Brew, Shakerado, and Vietnamese Iced Coffee."

"Sometimes you need more than coffee to keep you going through another day of studying. For a sugar rush, try Tiger Deaux-Nuts, a boutique donut shop with plenty of seating for a study session. Pastries range from strawberry cream cheese to the famed Boudin Burrito, a savory pastry stuffed with the Louisiana-style sausage."

"The popular donut shop recently got a face lift with new renovations and a new menu of flavors including old favorites such as vanilla jalapeno. They will also be holding fun giveaways, special grand-opening prices and more for all patrons."

"Another staple, Mary Lee’s has been around for decades- and for good reason too. Make sure to grab a box of glazed to celebrate the holiday!"

"The Jambalaya Shoppe is a household name in Baton Rouge — in fact, there are 13 different downtown locations. Cheryl Fontenot, a mother of five, opened the first shop in the early 1990s, and the regional chain has been growing ever since. The Jambalaya Shoppe prides itself on “Louisiana Home Cookin,'” so naturally, the gumbo is made from scratch."

"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."

"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’."