Top Restaurants Near Tiger Stadium
Football season is in full swing at Tiger Stadium , and there’s nothing like spending a Louisiana Saturday Night cheering on the LSU Tigers.
Whether you’re tailgating, hitting the student section, or just soaking up the game day energy, you’ll need some solid eats to keep you going. From pre-game fuel to post-game bites, Baton Rouge has plenty of local spots worth checking out.
Here’s your guide to restaurants near Tiger Stadium and LSU.
Walk-on's Bistreaux & Bar - Burbank
Distance from the stadium: 4-minute drive
The original Walk-On’s Bistreaux and Bar’s Burbank location is just steps away from Tiger Stadium, and eating here almost feels like you’re at the game. No tickets? No problem! Watch the game while sitting on the beautiful outdoor patio and hear the stadium roar with cheers. The atmosphere is truly unbeatable on game day!
The Chimes Restaurant & Taproom - Highland
Distance from the stadium: 1 mile
There’s a reason The Chimes was named the “Best Place to Bring Someone from Out of Town” by Thrillist Magazine. You’ll get a true taste of South Louisiana at this local favorite. Located by the Northgates of LSU’s campus, this place is worth a visit for the chargrilled oysters and any of the large selection of cold brews on tap.
AM Mart
Distance from the stadium: 5-minute drive
Stay with us on this one. American Market/AM Mart/A.M. Mart/A & M Mart – you’ll hear it referred to a lot of ways, but this lowkey sandwich shop is a must-try. It might look like just a tiny, unnoticeable convenience store, but the small deli inside produces some of the best sandwiches in Baton Rouge. They’ve won numerous “Best of LSU” awards voted by students for the amazing taste and low prices. Although there aren’t too many tables to sit and eat at AM Mart, it’s the perfect place to call ahead and grab a bite for the road if you’re heading down Nicholson Drive.
Pastime Restaurant & Lounge
Distance from the stadium: 2 miles
Seventy years and counting is a long time for a restaurant to survive in any city, and at Pastime Restaurant , you’ll experience why. If you’re heading to or from your downtown hotel, this casual family restaurant and lounge offers tasty pizzas, sandwiches and more. Once the closest place to LSU campus where you could buy alcohol, Pastime truly is a Baton Rouge tradition.
Louie’s Café
Distance from the stadium: 1 mile
For the early mornings before tailgating, try Louie’s Café. This historic diner is super popular among locals, and their famous hashbrowns are a must for any visit! Established in 1941, generations of LSU students and sports fans have been enjoying this institution. Try and snag a stool over the grill to watch the chefs whip up your breakfast!
Roul's Deli
Distance from the stadium: 1 mile
Rumored among Baton Rouge locals as one of the city's top spots for foodies, Roul's Deli has everything from burgers to a selection of stuffed egg rolls (even some filled with mac and cheese) and all the po'boys, pitas and loaded fries you can dream of!
The Original Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
Distance from the stadium: 1 mile
Did you know the very first Raising Cane’s is just steps away from LSU’s campus? Yep, Baton Rouge is home to the OG location! Step into Raising Cane's #1 and go back where it all started, with the tiger-striped booths, LSU memorabilia, and of course those iconic chicken fingers. It’s more than a meal – it’s a Baton Rouge rite of passage.
Highland Coffees
Distance from the stadium: 1 mile
Serving cozy vibes since 1989 before streaming, smartphones, and yes, even Taylor Swift. Highland Coffees is a Baton Rouge classic tucked beside LSU’s North Gates, known for its locally roasted brews, fresh pastries, and warm, study-friendly atmosphere. It’s not just a coffee shop; it’s a time-tested favorite that'll never lose its touch!
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