Laurie Walsh's The St. Francisville Inn & Restaurant 5720 Commerce St. Francisville, La. 225-635-6502

Restaurant Hours

Breakfast 6:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. weekdays 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. weekends

Refreshments
Seven days a week
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Bus Groups or Private Meals Reservations in advance

Welcome to The St. Francisville Inn & Restaurant,;

We are located downtown historic St. Francisville at the crossroads of Ferdinand St. and Commerce St. Our restaurant is located in The St. Francisville Inn (originally the Wolf-Schlesinger House), an 1880 Victorian Gothic town home.

Come join us for one of our famous gourmet buffet breakfast. Or browse our antique shop and enjoy a homemade dessert with our gourmet coffee drinks. Sample one of the 60 different beers and wines or a cocktail from our over stocked bar. We welcome groups to reserve our Inn for luncheons, dinners or just a special occasion. Bus groups are welcome with advanced reservations. We strive to make you with the visit a welcomed one.

Thank You and Bon Appetit!
Laurie B. Walsh
Innkeeper, Chef & Proprietor

Breakfast

Refreshments

Groups

Breakfast: served as a full buffet in the main house, consisting of egg dishes, muffins, breads, grits, sausage, blintz, fruit and much more. Free for registered guests. $5.50 /person if not staying at the Inn.
Try one of many homemade desserts; banana foster, apple cobbler with rum sauce, double layer bourbon pecan pie and many more.

Beverages include gourmet coffees & teas, 60 different beers & wines and a full selection of mixed cocktails.
The floor plan of the Inn's dinning rooms make it ideal for group meetings, dinners and parties. Reservations are required for all groups. The Inn provides full meals featuring veal, seafood, chicken and steaks.

Weekdays: 6:30-9:00am
Weekends: 7:00-10:00am Daily 8:30am - 5:00pm Reservations are required.

From the Bar: Our restaurant is well stocked with over 50 different wines and 60 beers. Beers are from all parts of the world to local favorites; Louisiana's "Abita Turbo Dog"or "Dixie Blackened Voodoo". And of course a large selection of your favorite cocktails. Mint Juleps, anyone?

Other "Trails"

Historic Homes & Plantations
Overnight Accommodations
Historic Churches & Cemeteries
Restaurants
Antiques & Gift Shops
Outdoor Attractions