Food

Eats TUE, NOV 29 4:33PM by Anna Purdy

Food for Ought: Café Josephine

Owned by Troy and Melissa Bijeaux, who also own Lafayette's Flowers, Etc., Café Josephine was opened because of a dream.

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Eats FRI, NOV 18 11:19AM by Anna Purdy

Freetown Farmer's Market now two days a week

The list of farmer's markets is growing along with the movement toward attaining locally sourced goods. The Freetown Market is now popular enough to add Saturdays.

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Eats WED, NOV 16 7:18AM by Anna Purdy

Food for Ought: Nacho Libre!

The new dish to try downtown is at Guamas. Its Cuban nachos are new in every way.

Guamas was one of the only Latin restaurants in Lafayette when married owners Julieta Tarazona and Rueben Mesa opened the original location off St. Mary Street near campus. It makes nine years this April that Guamas moved to its downtown location at 302 Jefferson St. tantalizing the uninitiated and the regulars alike in South American and Cuban cuisine.

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Eats MON, NOV 14 11:48AM by Leslie Turk

Local photographer hits N.C. BBQ trail

Lafayette’s Denny Culbert, who specializes in food photography, has teamed up with food historian Rien Fertel to gather and preserve the stories behind North Carolina’s popular barbecue culture.

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Eats TUE, NOV 1 9:55AM by Anna Purdy

Crowley shows off food finds

Crowley showcases food and art in historic Ford Building.

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