restaurants

If you're a foodie, you've likely seen the long-running Food Network Show starring celebrity chef Guy Fieri called "Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives."

There are close to 600-full service restaurants and over 14,000 estimated restaurant jobs in New Orleans.

Truth be told, some of the finest restaurants this area has ever seen have come and gone.

Looking for something to eat? There are plenty of businesses that are still open and need your support.

A Shreveport favorite has announced they'll be shutting their doors for good this week... Although, this is not the end for Ono's.

A simple menu and a great product have Louisiana-based Raising Canes making national headlines.

They say summer bodies are made in the winter but everyone needs a cheat day, especially if you've been dieting for a while! Here are my favorite places to go and binge on a cheat day in Shreveport/Bossier City!

It's a bad time to own a restaurant on Youree Drive. Here are the two latest closures and what we know.

Whenever I'm playing hostess to visitors from out of town, I make it a point to take them out to eat at local restaurants. I'm not knocking Olive Garden or Red Lobster, but let's face it, they just don't have our southern flair!

This day in age, people are always looking for ways to save a buck. But that doesn't always mean that you have to sacrifice quality for quantity. Believe me, your taste buds will thank you for it!

In 2009, a legendary diner shut its doors forever, leaving an indelible memory of chicken-fried steaks, late-night grilled cheese sandwiches, and gallons of chicory infused coffee.

Since the 1930's The Cotton Boll Grill has fed hungry Shreveporters breakfast and lunch with scratch made cooking. Now the iconic diner has closed it's doors and is up for sale.