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Louisiana Oyster Trail
- Creole & Cajun
- Bakeries, Coffee & Dessert
- Family-Friendly
- Italian
- Po-Boys
- Seafood & Steaks
- Nightlife
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Recipes
- Crawfish Facts & Recipes
- Acme's Chargrilled Oysters
- Andrea's Eggplant Crab Cake Andrea
- Bobby Hebert's Bread Pudding
- Bobby Hebert's Mardi Gras Pasta
- Cafe B's Creole Crab Dip
- Court of Two Sisters BBQ Shrimp
- Court of Two Sisters Bananas Foster
- Gattuso's Oyster Rock Soup
- Harahan's Favorite Pecan Pie
- Heritage Grill's Grilled Redfish with Crawfish & Corn Salad
- LaBella's Savory Pork Roll
- Vincent's Chicken Marsala
- Zea's Roasted Corn Grits
- Zea's Spinach Salad with Pepper Jelly Vinaigrette
Local Flavor...
Restaurants & More!
From fresh Gulf seafood to po-boys, hot-boiled crawfish, Italian, Mexican, Creole & Cajun, Jefferson’s restaurants are serving up a party for your taste buds!
Louisiana is known as a culinary epicenter, offering a variety of cuisine derived from our diverse culture and heritage. Coastal to northern Louisiana Cajun, Creole, African, Caribbean, Native American, Italian, Spanish, and French influences can be found in our cuisine. Throughout the destination, enjoy specialty shops & cafes offering sweet specialty items, from local desserts to Louisiana sno-balls!
The Jefferson Parish Louisiana Oyster Trail is a delight for your senses as you experience the culinary art our local chefs bring to the Louisiana oyster while taking in the visual art of the hand-painted 3’ tall oyster sculpture at participating restaurants.
Jefferson Parish is both a coastal and metropolitan region and as such, we value the importance of our seafood industry which attributes to the culinary greatness of our region. The Jefferson Convention and Visitors Bureau proudly partners with the Louisiana Seafood Promotion Board in educating and advocating for the finest and freshest seafood. The Louisiana Seafood Promotion Board provides consumers with information on why, where, and how Louisiana has the best seafood.