Social Southern Table & Bar -Food CA (Near Lafayette)

5 /5 Lauren Duraso: We got the Burnt Ends for an appetizer and had to get an extra order to-go because they were so good. I got the grilled pork-chop which was the best pork chop I have ever tasted. I had the blackberry 75 and it amazing. Colby was our server and he was absolutely fantastic! Great atmosphere, great server, great food, GREAT RESTAURANT!!

4 /5 Jim Johnson: This was a neat little place. We went to it based on previous reviews that we had read. This was a pre-graduation meal with our daughter. Three of us had the Reuben sandwich and I had the hamburger. The Reuben was a little disappointing. It didnt have very much meat on it and it was large but just not a lot of flavor and the bread was pretty boring. Didnt really taste like rye. The burger though was pretty tasty. I would know how to order the Reuben again. The fries that came as the side were pretty good. Well seasoned. The atmosphere was nice! It was a cool space.

4 /5 Mark Hassin: This is a great spot for modern Southern food. There’s no kids menu, but it’s kid-friendly. The biscuits are amazing—fresh, flaky, and delicious. The burgers were just okay because the bun was a bit soggy inside. The fried green tomatoes were crispy with a nice chili kick. Overall, it’s a nice place with a good atmosphere and tasty food.

5 /5 Brandon Weeks: I had planned to have lunch at Don’s Seafood, but when I saw the parking lot completely packed, I decided not to get out of the truck. I searched Google Maps for other nearby options and Social Southern stood out with its strong customer reviews. I decided to give it a try and I am glad I did. The atmosphere is relaxed yet upscale with a welcoming bar and attentive service. I started with an Old Fashioned made with George T. Stagg Barrel Proof bourbon and enjoyed it so much that I ordered a second one. Both were smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced. For lunch, I ordered the pepperoni flatbread with a crisp crust, melted cheese, and flavorful pepperoni. The bartender brought out some spicy ranch to go with it, and that extra kick made it even more delicious. I finished with a warm brownie studded with pecans, topped with ice cream, and drizzled with chocolate sauce. The combination of rich chocolate, crunchy pecans, and creamy ice cream was absolutely delicious. My tab came to around $240, largely due to the two premium Old Fashioneds, but every sip and bite was worth it. Social Southern is now on my must-visit list whenever I am in Lafayette.