Imagine venturing out in 100-plus degree weather. You have to because you are hungry, but yet, you love that constant flow of air conditioning. What might seem lazy to some, in Bossier City, drive thrus are just plain convenient to hungry locals. In Louisiana (home of drive thru daiquiris), residents can get just about anything by simply driving up and …
Chicken salad can be done in many ways but it still remains an all-time favorite. What makes the best chicken salad? Is fruit used? No fruit? What about pecans? Cashews? What should it be served on? Croissant or bun? Most of these are personal preferences but despite what you prefer, here are four places in Bossier City that have fantastic …
If you head south on Highway 71 in Bossier Parish, just before leaving the city limits you’ll come upon a bright red barn with an LSU logo on the rooftop. Look closer and you’ll see this is not your everyday rural landmark. It is one of several agricultural operations run under the auspices of Louisiana State University’s AgCenter where the …
When it comes to family businesses, perhaps no other category is more suited than the restaurant and hospitality industry. L’Italiano Restaurant in Bossier City is certainly fitting as it has been in the same family since it first opened some 34 years ago at 701 Barksdale Blvd. Claudio Giacalone is the owner and explains how he got involved in helping …
You can learn the history of the produce you’re buying at the Neighborhood Food & Crafters’ Market in Haughton. This year the market will begin on June 22 from 5-9 p.m. and continue every Friday for 6-7 weeks after that. You can find locally grown produce, hand-made artisan crafters, a variety of heirloom organic seeds and more at this market.
(Writer’s Note: This is not a comprehensive list of live music venues in Bossier.) When the sun goes down in Bossier, the music comes to life. From small to large venues, music lovers will find a live music bonanza almost every night of the week in Bossier City and the surrounding parish.
People love to dine al fresco in Bossier. There’s something about having a nice meal and/or drinks surrounded by greenspace mixed with the ambience of the city that is almost romantic (as in the art period, not a women’s novel). With summer here, patio season is in full swing. And Bossier City has its fair share of outdoor dining options …
With the recent boom of recurring events like the Bossier City Farmers Market, the city has stepped up its food truck game when it comes to grabbing a quick bite while shopping or eventgoing. No matter the cuisine, food trucks are definitely convenient. This summer, residents can enjoy a bite to eat from a number of food trucks in Bossier. …
This month’s Like A Boss guests are Kuan Lim, owner, and Holly Lim, manager, of Lucky Palace in Bossier. For the interview, Sara Hebert sat in for Like A Boss host, Sean Green. Kuan, Holly and Sara spoke about Lucky Palace’s success in introducing Bossier to the incredible pairing of wine with Chinese and Asian fusion cuisine. Tucked away inside …
If there’s one thing in Bossier that stands out, it has to be the wealth of places to eat. There is no shortage of restaurants, dives, diners and hidden gems offering up a variety of choices for foodies. And once you’ve had your fill of spicy crawfish then comes the best part of a meal…dessert. But where should you turn …
