Vibrant Southern Hospitality Meets Flavor at The Chimes
Just steps from the LSU campus, The Chimes is a cherished American restaurant in Baton Rouge where Southern hospitality thrives amid a lively, welcoming environment. Known for its warm, rustic atmosphere featuring a polished bar with numerous beer taps and a fine selection of whiskey, this spot is a favorite for locals and students alike.
The menu showcases Louisiana’s comfort food at its best, with generous portions of hearty dishes like crawfish omelets with creamy grits and warm biscuits. Guests praise the friendly, attentive service and the flavorful, simple presentation of each meal. Whether enjoying brunch, a casual dinner, or a late-night drink after a game, visitors appreciate the authentic taste of Southern cuisine paired with a vibrant social scene.
With recommendations highlighting standout items like the shrimp po’ boy with spicy mayonnaise and the personalized service that makes every guest feel at home, The Chimes is a must-visit to experience the spirit of Baton Rouge.
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Morgan was my waitress. She was the absolute best. I was being completely difficult and she handled everything with ease. I definitely will be back to see her. She gave us the best experience.
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First timer here and the place looks authentic in culture and probably a great place to watch them Tigers games. Passing through and chose this spot based on place still open after 6pm on Monday. Would definitely come back if passing through again. Had Jambalaya, gumbo and Gator bites.
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Chimes is a staple in Baton Rouge. I recently visited home and after helping my sister move into her dorm, I had to stop by. This place was around when I was in college a long time ago lol. And the food is still phenomenal and fresh. The margaritas are potent and tasty! It took about 45 minutes for us to get a table. A ton of people were there. We had a few drinks at the bar with pretty quick service. Once we were at our table, we ordered the fried alligator appetizer. I had the barbecue shrimp Poboy. I was only able to eat half of a half. It was so much food so I definitely had to take it home. This place is pretty affordable for seafood and Louisiana cooking. It did take some time for our food to come out, but it was very lively in the building. I put some pictures up of the decor in there. Pretty traditional for a Louisiana style restaurant. Definitely a good place to stop and get lunch or dinner! The parking has never been good, so be ready to walk if you can't find a spot in the lot near the restaurant.
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