t-coons restaurant

Post #414,562 by boxley 10/16/16 10:50:30 PM 10/16/16 10:50:30 PM Reply	t-coons restaurant was travelling from louisiana today. Ordered breakfast from https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g40261-d406334-Reviews-T_Coon_s_Restaurant-Lafayette_Lafayette_Parish_Louisiana.html#photos;geo=40261&detail=406334&ff=141208054&albumViewMode=hero&albumid=101&baseMediaId=141208054&thumbnailMinWidth=50&cnt=30&offset=-1&filter=7 ordered the smoked sausage and eggs. Mj wanted wheat toast, she got it. Fresh homemade wheat bread thickly sliced and toasted. I ordered the biscuit. Awesome. I mentioned how great the sausage was and was informed that the owners brother has a meat market and makes it for him. Since it was so good I ordered beignettes without sugar to go. Awesome frybread. Next time I am there I am going to order the smothered rabbit. The pics looked great. Breakfast plate was $8.90 not bad at all. always look out for number one and don't step in number two
Post #414,594 by a6l6e6x 10/17/16 2:40:07 PM 10/17/16 2:40:07 PM Reply	Looking good, y'all! Alex "There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that "my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge." -- Isaac Asimov
Post #414,615 by Ashton 10/18/16 6:52:39 AM 10/18/16 6:52:39 AM Reply	Looks worth a detour should I find self within a few hundred miles ... my kinda 'clean, well-lighted-place', that which I never ran into! in my marathon Boston/Miami RT (oddly, coinciding with 'Justice' Thomas -vs- Anita Hill-now-exonerated): now actually back in the news! along with Drumpf's frat-boy excesses. Amazing how History rewrites ourselves, innit? The pics of this restaurant reminded me of ~~ just what I was wanting to find at breakfast time then ..before b o r i n g Interstate duty. Assuming you write down the Good'uns (?) guess I have to check in before any next trek.
Post #414,616 by boxley 10/18/16 9:59:57 AM 10/18/16 9:59:57 AM Reply	passed up 2 waffle houses on the way there now I love me some waffle house but I wanted pancakes. I try when traveling to find none chain home cooking (of varied ethnicity). Have found some gems over the years. always look out for number one and don't step in number two
Post #414,617 by drook 10/18/16 10:04:28 AM 10/18/16 10:04:29 AM Reply	Was just talking to my wife about this the other day Around here - and I know Ohio isn't a hotbed of ethnic cuisine - all the Mexican restaurants have virtually identical menus, and 90% the same decor. You could take a dinner from any one of them and serve it in any other and not notice the difference. Same for Chinese restaurants. They all buy from the same suppliers, everything from the ingredients to the stock photos they put over the menu. Burger chains are at least trying to differentiate themselves. -- Drew
Post #414,619 by boxley 10/18/16 11:06:31 AM 10/18/16 11:06:31 AM Reply	when I was in phoenix I was told similar. If the mexican restaurant name ended in an O or an A same menu same ingredients. Best ones are hole in the walls in run down corner malls. On chinese places they are held hostage by the local population who do not like anything different or unusual. always look out for number one and don't step in number two

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