Louisiana Crawfish Festival

The Louisiana Crawfish Festival is located in Beautiful and Historical St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana which is rich with heritage, moss covered oak trees, creole tomatoes, Louisiana Bayous, shrimp boats, oyster luggers, oil refineries, and is a fisherman's haven. St. Bernard Parish is the home of the Battle of New Orleans site over-looking the mighty Mississippi River adjoining the Crescent City, New Orleans. Even though St. Bernard flourishes predominately through diversity its roots of ancestry dominate the culture engulfed with Festivals, Arts, Crafts and merriment.

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28 Mar 2019

JosephVisitor Retired at Self and familyMetairie, USA

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There were not enough tables to allow crawfish eating. Our group ate none. The fried oysters were cold and obviously had been fried in oil that was used many times. I threw mine away.

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25 Mar 2019

Richard SimoneauxVisitor clown at 1940New Orleans, USA

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Parking is restricted because of location.

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25 Mar 2019

JohnVisitor Technical Manager at Q4 Services LLCGretna, USA

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$14 for crawfish was ridiculously high. The attendants who ran the little ticket booths were rude racist and inappropriate.

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25 Mar 2019

Lautrelle GaryVisitor Education at NaPhiladelphia, USA

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