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October 23, 2021
St. Francisville, Louisiana
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Victoria & Jacob

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    Things To Do

Things To Do

The Myrtles Plantation

The Myrtles Plantation

7747 U.S. 61, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 635-6277

Although The Myrtles Plantation is a beautiful place to stay, you could tour the supposedly haunted grounds and eat at their cafe. St. Francisville is very busy this time of year, so please schedule in advance

French Quarter

French Quarter

New Orleans, LA

New Orleans is a bit of a drive, but if you decide to make this a family trip, we suggest you see the history NOLA has to offer before coming down to St. Francisville.

Angola Prison Rodeo & Arts

Angola Prison Rodeo & Arts

17544 Tunica Trace, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 655-2607

Since 1964, Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola has been the site of the “Wildest Show in the South.” This unique event was started by inmates and employees of the state’s only maximum-security prison, once known as “The Bloodiest Prison in the World.” Today, rain or shine, the event draws more than 70,000 people annually during events held on the third weekend of April and the traditional every Sunday in October. Spectators from all walks of life from nearly all corners of the globe come to hear great inmate bands, sample authentic Cajun and regional foods such as boudin, crawfish and cracklins, shop affordable, high quality arts and crafts from over 800 inmate artists, and tour the massive 18,000 acre prison farm known for its cotton, wheat and corn fields. BUY TICKETS AHEAD OF TIME!

Grandmother's Buttons

Grandmother's Buttons

9814 Royal Street, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 635-4107

Grandmother’s Buttons is a company steeped, like a strong cup of tea, in history and story. It all started in a small, historic town in Louisiana where an industrious woman with uncommon passions built a thriving business with the help of her family and community. Her name is Susan Davis and she founded Grandmother’s Buttons in 1985 in her spare bedroom.

The Saint Restaurant & Bar (located in the St. Francisville Inn)

The Saint Restaurant & Bar (located in the St. Francisville Inn)

5720 Commerce Street, St Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 635-6502

Established in November of 2019, The Saint Restaurant & Bar has quickly achieved respect and success within the region, rising to the number one position on OpenTable among all metropolitan Baton Rouge restaurants. Chef Michael Dardenne and his team have found an ideal balance between Cajun culture, European tradition, and cutting edge flavors that the public can’t get enough of. Nothing pleases us more than to hear over and over again, “That was the best meal I’ve ever had”. Brunch is available on Sunday mornings. Reservations can be made on their website.

Sage Hill Antiques & Gifts

Sage Hill Antiques & Gifts

5622 Commerce Street, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 635-3379

Sage Hill Antiques & Gifts offers a wide variety of products to choose from. The boutique has a large selection of Southern Marsh products, jewelry, and home furniture. Sage Hill Antiques & Gifts has a little something for everyone and is just around the corner from the Inn.

The Vintage Hive

The Vintage Hive

5237 Commerce Street, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 635-2864

Founded in 2019 by Jeremy + Heather, a husband and wife team who love dreaming big and taking adventures. Heather is the visionary who has a passion for dreaming up and creating beautiful spaces; and Jeremy masterfully brings Heather's visions to life with his craftsmanship. Together, they enjoy picking one-of-a-kind items and bringing them to their customers at affordable prices. The Vintage Hive offers a curated collection of found + new farmhouse decor. The aesthetic is a combination of primitive farmhouse style and cozy cottage. Customers can enjoy an inspiring shopping experience that is pleasing to all of their senses. The Vintage Hive is filled with farmhouse primitives, architectural salvage, lighting, unique vintage and antique finds, handmade items, bath + body products, candles, Fusion Mineral Paint products and much more.

Magnolia Cafe

Magnolia Cafe

5689 Commerce Street, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 635-6528

A meal at the Magnolia Café is always a social event, but exactly what kind of event depends on what you come looking for. On any given lunchtime, the gravel parking lot fills fast as locals descend on this historic river town’s beloved gathering place to gossip, wave, and indulge a craving for that French Dip po-boy or Chicken Pesto Pizza that they might have been ordering since childhood. Visitors come from near—or far if there’s a riverboat in town—drawn to the jaunty signs, the screened-porch seating, and the large, pink statue of a pig that lounges by the door. (His name is Gustav, by the way.) On a Friday night, as the band tunes up and the Christmas lights blink on, everyone comes to share a drink, a dance, or maybe a grilled ribeye special in the one place that, no matter where you come from, always feels like home.

The Francis Southern Table & Bar

The Francis Southern Table & Bar

6747 U.S. 61, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 635-0033

t offers a similar BBQ menu as their smokehouse next door, but also has seafood and other meal choices to choose from as well. The large outside patio with an oak tree canopy is the perfect setting for a truly enjoyable experience. The bar offers a large selection of drinks to be served at your pleasure. The Francis Southern Table & Bar is open for lunch and dinner Sunday-Thursday, 11:00am-9:00pm, and 11:00am-10:00pm on Friday and Saturday.

Restaurant 1796

Restaurant 1796

7747 U.S. 61, Saint Francisville, LA 70775
, (225) 784-4096

Located on the property of The Myrtles Plantation. If you haven't been to Restaurant 1796 yet, you're in for a unique treat. In a reverent nod to the history of the property, most of our dishes have either passed through or somehow been touched by the hearth. Guests are encouraged to choose individual main proteins and then fill their table with small plates and shareables handcrafted from local, market fresh produce. We find the whole experience makes for engaging conversation and brings a relaxed atmosphere to fine dining, with enthusiastic waitstaff, an enviable wine list and mouthwatering cocktails and desserts.

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