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When you travel, how important is breakfast to you? If you enjoy unique, creative and delicious breakfast creations, you may want to consider staying at a bed and breakfast. In fact, breakfast may be one of the main reasons you … Continue reading
Dearest Guests, In the tradition of Southern hospitality, we would like to share the following article from the Huffington Post with you. Sometimes, we innkeepers get frustrated doing our best to engage with our guests for a more pleasant B&B … Continue reading
Just because we don’t get snow down in Louisiana doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate Christmas in style. Here are some local events to get you in the Christmas spirit! 63rd Annual Downtown Christmas Parade (Baton Rouge) The Downtown Christmas Parade … Continue reading
On October 30, local chefs Jay Ducote and Chris Wadsworth hosted a Haunted House Pop-Up Dinner at The Stockade Bed and Breakfast on Highland Road. The event was held to raise money for Wadsworth’s new training venture, Triumph Kitchen, a … Continue reading
The Stockade Bed and Breakfast is proud to announce our participation in this year’s B&Bs for Vets program, sponsored by the Better Way to Stay campaign. Each year, the B&Bs for Vets program allows participating innkeepers from across the U.S. … Continue reading
The Stockade’s own Charmaine James was named Housekeeper of the Year by the Baton Rouge Lodging Association (BRLA) in a luncheon held on September 12. Master of Ceremonies Chris Savoca, executive officer at Travel Media Network, addressed the BRLA members in … Continue reading
Football season is upon us, which means that it’s time for tailgating! Here are some things to keep in mind before you head out to your next Tiger Stadium tailgate. 1. Dress the part There are only two sartorial rules … Continue reading
If you want to understand Louisiana culture and life, it helps to stay in a historic Louisiana home — like The Stockade. Once a Civil War stockade, our six-room B&B gives guests a feel for the timeless, untouched Southern lifestyle … Continue reading
In addition to mouthwatering cuisine, Louisiana also has a lot to offer in terms of locally-brewed beers. Here are a few: Founded in 1986, the Abita Brewing Company is located 30 miles north of New Orleans. In its first year, … Continue reading
While po-boys are the most famous kind of Louisiana sandwich, a close runner-up is the muffaletta (pronounced muff-uh-LOT-uh). A muffaletta is a round sandwich with layers of olive salad, salami, mortadella, mozzarella, ham, and provolone. Average muffalettas are approximately ten … Continue reading