Lake Charles plate lunches
 

Anyone have any recommendations?

Hacketts on Hwy 14

Lake Charles plate lunches
 

The kitchen on prewitt st. is a regular spot on my list. Mama Rita's on broad st. is also good. I have only been there a couple of times, but it was good. Leonard's food quarter on hwy 14 is good too. Hackets is very good too.

Cormie's usually has good stuff if you're on that end. Corner of Country Club and Big Lake Rd.


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My cousin swears by Steamboat Bills on McNeese St.


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I think you mean Mr Bill's Seafood. Steamboat Bills is on Martin Luther and Lakeshore Drive.

Yes sir! My bad. Thanks!


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Hackett's baw

Richards in Sulphur has good size servings for the plate lunches. Something different every day.

When I was in college I lived off of Mr. Bills

Big Daddys on sale

The Kitchen

Nina P's, they should be re-opening soon ... :rolleyes:

Johnny D's Cafe on Union St. has the best stuffed pork chops, with a side of Scalloped smothered potatoes.......

Go to Famous Foods and get a pork steak plate lunch....thank me later.

Duuuudddeeee. I totally forgot about that!


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Man Food
 

I think it's hard to tell someone from the Lafayette area where good plate lunch plate is because yall got that market hemmed up. But we got a couple good ones.

Cajun Cafe is pretty good, they have some very good cabbage. Y'all remember when the "small plate" was big enough for two meals? The old run down blue restaurant right next to the tracks was the bomb. They had a woman who would wait all the tables in the restaurant with a 1yr old on her hip and never skip a beat.

Never heard of Famous Foods, where is it located?

Hwy 14 north of 210 just past sonic on the right.


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Nina P's on a Friday is the best. Shrimp Creole and fried catfish. It's not open, but they
are rebuilding. I'd give anything to get their fried fish recipe. Anybody got a clue
what they batter their fish In?