This November 7th–12th, the Louisiana Oyster Trail is excited to host the "Taste of Louisiana Oyster Trail". Enjoy delicious dining deals and special discounted menu items from restaurants along the trail!
Take the Taste of the Trail Challenge!
Download the Visit Jefferson Parish app, check-in at two (2) of the participating "Taste of the Trail" restaurants during the week of November 7–12, 2023, and win a beautiful handcrafted oyster ornament designed by a local Louisiana artist once completed.
Download for Apple / Download for Android
About the Louisiana Oyster Trail
The Jefferson Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. and the Louisiana Tourism Recovery Program created the Louisiana Oyster Trail in 2012. The trail is an experience focusing on Jefferson Parish restaurants serving Louisiana oysters! Visitors and locals alike will experience local flavor and, as "lagniappe,” get to enjoy the whimsy of each participating restaurant’s 3-foot-tall oyster sculpture hand-painted with flair by a local artist!
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