This is the place to stop for lunch if you've been to Marc Savoy's music store for the Saturday morning jam session. (They'll probably be able to give you directions, but you can see Mathilda's just off highway 190.) I have a friend that, when someone mentions Mathilda's, starts salivating. It _is_ pretty good. They specialize in BBQ and the... more

We stayed at this hotel July 6, 2007. We had reservations for 2 nights. We were there for the Baseball State Tournament. When we got back to the hotel Saturday afternoon after our games we were informed they had check us out of our room because we didn't leave our clothes in the room so they thought that we were... more

This was the worst experience in hotel stays I have ever had. From the moment we arrived and walked up the stairs ridden with crushed potatoe chips to the checking out and paying $96, for one night, it was a nightmare. We walked in and stepped on wet carpet that soaked our socks and then seeing that the carpet was... more

If you are Ever in the Eunice area you can not miss going to Bubba Frey's on a Saturday night for a good cajun time! The food is wonderful and everybody is so nice!!! Bubba Frey has a very good band that plays until closing. Every body is so friendly. Fun Fun Fun and Good Food. more

If you love cajun music, you will enjoy Eunice. We go every time we go to the casino in Kinder. We were there in June and will go back again in October and plan on spending Saturday in Eunice. You need to go to the Theater at 3pm to hear some good cajun music. June was the first time we... more

We were there for a jam session on the Saturday before Mardi Gras. The "band" had accordian, 10 or 12 fiddlers, many guitars, a dulcimer, triangles, spoons, and Marc Savoy's vocals. If it could be any better, it's hard to know how it would happen. This was the Cajun equivalent of a YoYo Ma concert! Worth the 800 mile drive... more

He has been having cajun music jam sessions for over 34 years. Visitors from as far away as Australia, Japan, western Europe and from most of the United States. more

On Saturday mornings, the shop fills with local Cajun musicians, including members of the Savoy family. We heard old-time fiddle, banjo, piano and (even) triangle players. There were spectators of all ages, mostly from western Louisiana. No charge, but you'll probably be inspired to buy a Savoy CD. The warm welcome here is quite genuine. While there look at the... more