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05/30/2026

POV: you leave Baton Rouge for dinner… without actually leaving Baton Rouge 🍸🍣🍝 Rooftop sushi at Tsunami, old-school Italian dinners at Gino’s, globally inspired plates at Cocha — we rounded up Baton Rouge restaurants that feel transportive the second you walk through the doors.
These are the kinds of places that turn dinner plans into full experiences.
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05/30/2026

Some Baton Rouge restaurants are so immersive you forget you are still in Louisiana.
We put together a guide featuring rooftop sushi and skyline views at Tsunami, timeless Italian dinners at Gino’s, and globally inspired dishes at Cocha — all restaurants that feel more like experiences than just places to eat.
If you have been looking for spots that completely change the vibe of your night out, this article is for you.

Read the full story now on DIG Baton Rouge 👀 https://digbr.com/articles/restaurants-that-feel-like-you-left-louisiana

05/29/2026

Need a quick reset without driving hours away? St. Francisville might be one of Louisiana’s most underrated day trips 🌿☕️
We mapped out one perfect day in St. Francisville featuring coffee at Birdman Coffee & Books, antique shopping through downtown, lunch at The Francis Southern Table & Bar, scenic drives through Tunica Hills, and ending the day with dessert at Magnolia Café.

It is the kind of place that makes you slow down for a minute and enjoy the simple things again. Read the full article now on DIG Baton Rouge 👀 https://digbr.com/articles/one-perfect-day-in-st-francisville

05/29/2026

Sometimes you do not need a full vacation… you just need one really good day trip 🌿 Less than an hour from Baton Rouge, St. Francisville feels like a complete reset. Slow mornings at Birdman Coffee & Books, antique stores you accidentally spend an hour inside, lunch at The Francis, scenic drives through Tunica Hills, and homemade dessert stops before heading back home.

We put together our idea of one perfect day in St. Francisville and honestly it might make you want to plan a weekend there next. Read the full article now on DIG Baton Rouge 👀

05/28/2026

Dinner plans in Baton Rouge are starting to look a lot different 👀🏓
Court to Table is officially joining Summer Restaurant Week and bringing the kind of energy people have been wanting more of — pickleball, cocktails, smash burgers, patio nights, shareable food, and a space that actually makes you want to stay awhile.
Part restaurant, part social hangout, part activity-driven concept, Court to Table feels like a glimpse into where hospitality is headed next. We broke down why this spot has become one of Baton Rouge’s most interesting dining concepts and why Restaurant Week is the perfect excuse to finally check it out.

Read the full article now on DIG Baton Rouge.

05/28/2026

Pickleball, cocktails, smash burgers, patio hangs, and now officially part of Baton Rouge Summer Restaurant Week 👀
Court to Table is bringing a completely different energy to Baton Rouge dining with a concept that feels more like an experience than just dinner. Between the courts, the cocktails, the shareable food, and the atmosphere, it is easy to see why people are spending entire evenings there.
We broke down why Court to Table is one of the most interesting additions to this year’s Restaurant Week lineup and why concepts like this are changing the Baton Rouge food scene.

Read the full article now on DIG Baton Rouge 🏓🍔 https://digbr.com/articles/pickleball-cocktails-dinner-court-to-table-is-bringing-a-whole-new-energy-to-restaurant-week

05/27/2026

POV: your Louisiana road trip starts with “we’ll just grab one quick snack” and somehow ends with an ice chest full of boudin, cracklins, smoked sausage, and leftovers 🍤🧊

We put together a Louisiana foodie road trip guide featuring Billy’s in Scott, Olde Tyme Grocery in Lafayette, roadside food stops, and the kinds of places that make you pull over immediately when you see a packed parking lot. If your ideal road trip includes fried seafood, gas station food finds, and arguing over whose boudin order is best, this one is for you.

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05/27/2026

In Louisiana, road trips are less about the destination and more about the food you discover along the way. From hot boudin and cracklins at Billy’s in Scott to old-school po’boys at Olde Tyme Grocery in Lafayette, we put together a foodie road trip guide featuring some of the stops that make Louisiana food culture so special.
The best part? The small towns, roadside markets, gas station finds, and family-owned restaurants that have built generations of loyal customers through recipes and traditions that never go out of style.

Read the full article now on DIG Baton Rouge 👀

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05/26/2026

Summer in Baton Rouge does not have to mean sitting inside trying to escape the heat ☀️ We put together a family-friendly Baton Rouge summer guide featuring interactive fun at Knock Knock Children’s Museum, lunch at Elsie’s Plate & Pie, peaceful walks through LSU Hilltop Arboretum, snowballs, ice cream stops, and simple local moments that turn into core memories.

Read the full guide now on our website 👀

05/26/2026

Trying to figure out what to do with the kids this summer without hearing “I’m bored” every five minutes? We put together a Baton Rouge summer guide featuring some of our favorite family-friendly spots around the city ☀️
From interactive fun at Knock Knock Children’s Museum to lunch at Elsie’s Plate & Pie, peaceful walks through LSU Hilltop Arboretum, and ending the day with snowballs or LSU Dairy Store ice cream, Baton Rouge has more family activities than people realize.

The best summer memories are usually the simple ones. Read the full article now on DIG Baton Rouge 👀 https://digbr.com/articles/what-to-do-with-kids-this-summer-around-baton-rouge