I'm going down to LSU in a couple of weeks to watch my "little" brother play against LSU. Are there any places around the University that I need to see or that are "must eat here" restaurants?
Thanks!
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge
-Ron T.
"When I'm 80 I'll take up real diving, which is done in a pub..." Ray Ives.
253-227-0856
My Dive Pics...
https://www.facebook.com/RETOPPPHOTOGRAPHY
"When I'm 80 I'll take up real diving, which is done in a pub..." Ray Ives.
253-227-0856
My Dive Pics...
https://www.facebook.com/RETOPPPHOTOGRAPHY
Re: Baton Rouge
What? No inquiries about the diving?
More Pics Than You Have Time To Look AT
"Anyone who thinks this place is over moderated is bat-crazy anarchist." -Ben, Airsix
"Warning: No dive masters are going to be there, Just a bunch of old fat guys taking pictures of fish." -Bassman
"Anyone who thinks this place is over moderated is bat-crazy anarchist." -Ben, Airsix
"Warning: No dive masters are going to be there, Just a bunch of old fat guys taking pictures of fish." -Bassman
Re: Baton Rouge
Drive through daiquiris 
"A man must have some wit to know he is a fool"
Maritime Archaeological Society (MAS)
http://maritimearchaeological.org/
Northwest Diving History Association (NWDHA)
http://www.divinghistory.org/
Maritime Archaeological Society (MAS)
http://maritimearchaeological.org/
Northwest Diving History Association (NWDHA)
http://www.divinghistory.org/
Re: Baton Rouge
From experience... 7 feet deep, after you jet out a trench, Viz is -2 at best.Tom Nic wrote:What? No inquiries about the diving?
Great creatures though... Gators... Swamp Rats... I could go on...
D(B)
Re: Baton Rouge
Mudbugs!!!!!!!!!!
I know, y'all have them here, but they just aren't the same. I think the water is too clean.
I don't know much about Baton Rouge specifically, more New Orleans and Shreveport. I'd expect it to be similar to both those garden spots so watch your back and be careful.
I know, y'all have them here, but they just aren't the same. I think the water is too clean.
I don't know much about Baton Rouge specifically, more New Orleans and Shreveport. I'd expect it to be similar to both those garden spots so watch your back and be careful.
Re: Baton Rouge
Shreveport is drier than Baton Rouge, and NO is uh... well.. obviously wetter.azathoth wrote:Mudbugs!!!!!!!!!!
I know, y'all have them here, but they just aren't the same. I think the water is too clean.
I don't know much about Baton Rouge specifically, more New Orleans and Shreveport. I'd expect it to be similar to both those garden spots so watch your back and be careful.
D(B)
Re: Baton Rouge
Not what I meant by similar. Personal safety standpoint, need a sarcasm sign smiley to go with "garden spot". Parts of NO are definitely "wetter" than most places.defied wrote:Shreveport is drier than Baton Rouge, and NO is uh... well.. obviously wetter.azathoth wrote:Mudbugs!!!!!!!!!!
I know, y'all have them here, but they just aren't the same. I think the water is too clean.
I don't know much about Baton Rouge specifically, more New Orleans and Shreveport. I'd expect it to be similar to both those garden spots so watch your back and be careful.
D(B)
ETA: Was just making a sandwich and it reminded me, pick up some Blue Plate Mayo while you're down there. Also on the subject of sandwiches, if you can make it to NO the store that invented the Muffeleta is on Decatur, I think. Almost worth the drive by itself.
Re: Baton Rouge
The Chimes, Mike Anderson's, and Juban's are a few of my favs. They are in order from least to most expensive. The Chimes is basically on campus and will be packed close to gametime. You might here some people mention Walk-On's but I think the food sucks. If you have any q's let me know, I lived there for about 7 years.