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Cafe Lafourche - Donaldsonville - Photo album

My husband and I came in for dinner back in October 2016 and my taste buds go crazy every time I think about it. Our meal was fabulous. I am back in town now and I just can't wait to get back!

Excellent Cuisine, friendly service, comfortable atmosphere. Excellent duck, bisque and red snapper! Awesome!

Came to this place one night and it only had one waitress the place was over packed and she was so sweet and funny our food was on time and nobody was complaining it need more people in the work place like her. She was covered in tattoos but moral of the story never judge a book by its cover because

Food was excellent. They only had two servers on a Saturday night but the owner apologized for the wait. The food was well worth the wait. Prices a little high but normal for a seafood place. I would say the average price was about 15-20 dollars per plate. I wish their website had the prices so we c

One thing about Louisiana- Almost everywhere is a mixture of things. So many descriptions could be put together for this place. Excellent food. Great Atmosphere. Southern. Cajun. Elegant. Country. Down home. Excellent service. Subdued. This is an out of the way place but worth the side trip.

Ate lunch there today. Food was outstanding. Probably the best duck breast and grilled vegetables I've ever had. Happened to be passing through for work and stopped based on a recommendation from a friend. Looks like I'm going to have to get used to making the drive to Donaldsonville for dinner, bec

The food was awesome, the folks we even better! I had the special: Natural Catfish w/Crawfish Stew... It was delicious. Definitely one of the best meals I've had in Louisiana. Even the salad was good!

went to a dinner party and what started out to be a good night turned south when the appetizers came out. The service itself was horrible the waitress cursed while on the floor and the owner refused to come out and speak to the only people in his establishment. To top it all off he called the police