Best Gelato in False River

"You wouldn’t normally stop for breakfast at a gelato joint, but this place has become a hit with the Baton Rouge breakfast crowd and famed chefs Alton Brown and Rachael Ray. Staying true to its Italian roots, they make sure you’ll find frittatas and Italian grits on the breakfast menu, as well as standards like pancakes and eggs. Housemade jelly comes with every plate here, and breakfast is served until 11AM daily."

"Perfect for early-morning studying, the Italian café specializes in good food and even better espresso. La Divina carries a variety of flavored syrups for those who want a little sweetness to accompany their caffeine. In addition to their coffee, La Divina is the only restaurant in Louisiana that makes gelato from scratch."

"From gelato to tasty food, La Divina is the perfect spot to grab a tea or coffee, quick lunch, or sweet treat."

"There are around 10 Ice Cream delivery spots in Baton Rouge. Whether you’re in 70808, 70809, or elsewhere, enter your address to start browsing the places that offer delivery to your location."

"As you compare menus from Ice Cream delivery spots, look out for ones that list “Gluten Free” on their menu page and that have gluten free menu item options."

"If you’re craving a sweeter place to study, set up shop atVanilla Sweet House. Their wide menu selection includes coffee, smoothies, milk tea, and their signature ice cream roll. The milk tea menu includes uncommon flavors such as Thai or jasmine green tea."

"Satisfy your sweet tooth with rolled ice cream, baked goods and bubble tea at this buzzing bakery in Acadian-Perkins Plaza."

"What is it: Even after graduation, Baton Rougeans leave a bit of their hearts at Louisiana State University (particularly during football season). The Chimes, with its massive beer list and soothing heaps of red beans and rice, sits just outside the campus northgates and retains a loyal following of students, alumni and anyone jonesing for a glazed pork chop.Why go: The Chimes defines the city’s fierce love for homestyle cooking and hometown football teams—but the more adventurous diner can still have fun with a just-kegged local craft beer or blackened alligator.Price: Average"

"The Chimes, a Baton Rouge institution for the past quarter of a century, is one of the kings of the craft. When you have a craving for crawfish, gumbo and more, this is the place to be. It rides the fine line between a college dining spot and a top-drawer seafood spot, and its energetic atmosphere complements the flavors perfectly."

"The Chimes is big on two things: beer and food, although the former takes centre stage. The focal point of this venue is the huge (and well-stocked) semi-circular bar around which locals and patrons sit and drink away the night. The drinks menu is split into two parts, beer and ‘everything else’."

"One-year-old Elsie’s Plate and Pie is quickly capturing the Red Stick’s heart with its charming family-influenced setup. The sparse, no-frills interior leaves the focus on the food: rich, velvety textures, strong south Louisiana flavors, and superior homemade quality. Elsie’s pies are soul food."

"Huey P Long – aka the Kingfish – was arguably Louisiana’s best, yet most corrupt, governor. One thing is certain about the man: he got things done. Louisiana’s State Capitol building is one of the many construction projects undertaken and completed during the time of this ambitious political giant, who often used unorthodox methods to accomplish his aspirations."

"The Louisiana State Capitol in Baton Rouge was built in the early 1930s. This landmark structure stands 450 feet high with 34 floors. The limestone on the exterior is adorned with many symbolic images representing the state, and the marble of the interior matches well with the ornate furnishings throughout the building."

"Address: 412 North Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana LA, 70802, USA Tel: +1 225 387 5928 Located downtown, St. Joseph's is one of the oldest churches in Baton Rouge and occupies a site that has had a church on since the 1790s. The symmetrical exterior is traditional, but contrasts with the modern interior furnishings from 20th-century renovation, which includes set arched, stained-glass windows and a raftered ceiling. Open hours: daily Admission: free"

"Cathedrals are a perfect attraction for anyone interested in history and architecture. St. Joseph’s Cathedral was built in 1853 as the designated cathedral of the diocese of Baton Rouge. This gorgeous church is described as having a Gothic feel with a modern twist."

"Places To VisitChurchesMain And 4th Sts., Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. St. Joseph Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral located in downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. It is the mother church of the Diocese of…"