Restaurants & Retail

Baton Rouge’s only Krispy Kreme location sells

The lone Krispy Kreme location in Baton Rouge, at 5504 Plank Road, was sold to SunTrust NLIP—whose parent company is Atlanta-based corporate and investment banking firm Truist Securities—for $2.9 million in a land deal filed Monday.

Chickens can’t fly (very well), but prices for their meat are soaring

Chicken shortages and price hikes have impacted Baton Rouge businesses in recent months, but unlike elsewhere in the country, menu items haven’t changed yet.

Despite supply shortages, some local retailers see record holiday sales

Supply shortages meant retailers across the country had to order earlier and be more flexible. Despite these issues, some local retailers saw record high sales.

2021’s biggest restaurant openings in Baton Rouge

A spot that coined the term “brunch-ish. A stylish restaurant that serves shrimp corn...

Baton Rouge auto dealers faced shortages but also saw sales grow in 2021

It’s been an up and down year for auto dealers in Baton Rouge and across the country as sales have soared but products have been in short supply. Daily Report asked some local dealers to share their experiences from the past year.

Check out these New Year’s wine recommendations from Baton Rouge grocers 

Champagne and sparkling wine are great any time of year (really), but there’s nothing like the holiday season for breaking out the bubbly.
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Bar hopping through the Capital Region’s bevy of craft breweries

And though a statewide brewery tour might be a long-term project for the avid beer drinker, we wanted to highlight some of the hotspots around Baton Rouge that could lead to a hoppy weekend:

Business lunch: Zeeland Street Market offers taste of home

Open for 32 years, Zeeland Street Market is a longtime Garden District institution with a local following and steady breakfast and lunch business.

Where to get Christmas cookies in Baton Rouge

Christmas cookies are an essential part of any holiday dessert spread. Whether you’re buying...

Is 15-minute grocery delivery in Baton Rouge’s future? 

Grocery delivery was made popular by the pandemic, but customers now want to get their groceries even faster, and delivery in as little as 15 minutes could be coming to Baton Rouge.