Restaurants & Retail

Baton Rouge’s Pod Pack International merges with Joe’s Garage Coffee

Pod Pack International, a manufacturer of single-serve coffee and tea solutions, has merged with Seattle-based Joe's Garage Coffee. 

Local restaurants team up for Oktoberfest fundraising event 

Hoist your stein and don your lederhosen—the Greater Baton Rouge Chapter of the Louisiana Restaurant Association is launching its first-ever Oktoberfest on Oct. 13 at 6:00 p.m. at Pointe Marie.

Me-Moes owners transform former church into garden center

Jeremy and Kate Spikes, owners of Me-Moes Lawn and Landscaping, opened Plant Barn Garden Center and Nursery off Perkins Road last month to coincide with their landscaping business. 

Ax-throwing bar/restaurant considering West Lee site for next location

Skål Axe Throwing is eying a former Dollar Tree on West Lee Drive for a possible third location. 

New Capital Area Craft Trail brings local breweries, distilleries and customers together

The Capital Region is home to many small breweries and distilleries that provide locally made spirits, ales, beers and more.

Fast-casual teriyaki restaurant debuts Friday on Siegen Lane

Fast-casual restaurant Teriyaki Madness is opening its first location in Baton Rouge on Friday, Sept. 30 in the Siegen Plaza shopping center, next to GameStop.
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Baton Rouge dining scene grows more diverse as it continues to evolve

Restaurants in Greater Baton Rouge have never been more diverse and dynamic than they are today,

Drive-thru coffee shop 7 Brew to open Essen Lane location by end of year

Drive-thru coffee franchise 7 Brew announced it will open its first Louisiana location by the end of the year on Essen Lane across the street from Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center.

Retail center under construction on Staring Lane

A retail center with space to house five tennants is under construction on Staring Lane next to the Domino’s Pizza south of Perkins Road.

Tiger Stadium adds new Creole, Cajun options to vending lineup 

The LSU faithful may have noticed that concessions look a lot different this year in Tiger Stadium, with an expanded group of local caterers and vendors.