Open since 1983 on Highland Road, The Chimes is the LSU institution that outlasted everything — the bar where generations of students spent their last night before graduating and their first night after turning 21. The beer list runs to over 100 bottles and drafts; the food is genuine Cajun and Creole rather than campus approximations. The crawfish étouffée is the standard against which locals measure every other version in the city.
Quick facts
- ·Open since 1983 on Highland Road — the LSU institution that outlasted everything.
- ·The beer list runs to over 100 bottles and drafts.
- ·The food is genuine Cajun and Creole rather than campus approximations.
- ·The crawfish étouffée is the standard against which locals measure every other version in the city.
- ·Open daily. No reservations. Expect a wait on game weekends.
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