This November 13 & 14, our Louisiana Oyster Trail is excited to introduce a new culinary event, Taste of Louisiana Oyster Trail! Enjoy delicious dining deals featuring special discounted menus from our restaurants along the Louisiana Oyster Trail!
Special Menus
- 3 course dinners for $18-$39
- 2-3 course lunches for $7-$35
Click below to see participating restaurants and menu options!
In Jefferson Parish, we know how to have fun all year round, but fall is a special time for locals and visitors alike. We celebrate the end of another long, hot summer with outdoor festivals, movies in the park, biking along the levee, paddling in Lafitte, and hiking the wetland trails at Barataria Preserve. As the weather cools, you may find us picnicking in Lafreniere Park, or perhaps enjoying a dozen raw oysters on the patio at one of our many award-winning restaurants. Fairs and festivals abound in Jefferson Parish during autumn. Otherwise quiet communities come alive with the sounds of music and laughter, coupled with the mouth-watering scent of local Louisiana foods like jambalaya, crawfish étouffée, and fried seafood. Click here to check out some of our top November events and festivals! Looking for fall festival fun? Click here to read our Fall Festival Guide.
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