Eliza Restaurant

Eliza is a hidden gem of Baton Rouge and features exquisite modern cuisine for South Louisiana palates. My experiences there having the fish sandwich and fresh the redfish with risotto make me want to come back and try the whole menu. Chef's kiss.
Apr 8th, 2024

Amazing food!
Mar 27th, 2024

Really enjoyed our afternoon meal on the outside deck area. The food was very good.
Mar 15th, 2024

Gluten free plates were devine. The catfish was cooked to perfection. Shrimp and grits so creamy and clean. All the food is sourced and cooked with finesse. Gluten free plates are prepared and cooked in there own fryer and grill so no cross contamination for celiacs like myself. My 6 year old daughter gobbled up her catfish. Couldnt ask for more. Service was personable and so friendly. Dietary restrictions: Gluten free celiacs friendly
Mar 13th, 2024

The food here is phenomenal, and I really enjoyed their interpretation of certain Louisiana and dishes. They're gumbo was actually quite lovely, even though I didn't see any feeling or okra. The wait staff was incredibly polite and very attentive without being overbearing. There is a gorgeous, massive picture of what appeared to be a blue egret that was absolutely lovely to admire while he waited on our food. My only real complaint is that despite the relatively small number of guests, it felt like our food did come a little slower than we would have liked. Other than that, absolutely phenomenal restaurant. Great place to take someone for a birthday or mother's Day or something like that especially if you want to do something fancy for them. Vegetarian options: They're a vegetarian options here but it's not exactly what I would say is their highlight. Dietary restrictions: Launch the food is seafood, chicken, and duck, so there is plenty of options for kosher and her own style dishes. Parking: There's a lot of open and easily available parking, especially considering that there are two other restaurants in the same strip mall. Kid-friendliness: I wouldn't say this kid is anti-child, but the vibe and menu is definitely for a more adult palette. Wheelchair accessibility: The tables are a little cramp s. I didn't go to the restroom, so I can't verify how the layout is for wheelchair accessibility, but for the most part it looks like it would be reasonably accommodating.
Mar 9th, 2024