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Everything you should eat on Louisiana's Gas Station Eats trail

Food worth pulling in for
Elevated roadside food
JEBS General Store, Longstreet, DeSoto Parish
Shop-a-Lott, Mansfield, DeSoto Parish
Sunrise Cookies, Gloster, DeSoto
The Curtis Grocery and Deli, Toro, Sabine Parish
Lake Front Grocery, Zwolle, Sabine Parish
Shop-a-Lott, Many, Sabine Parish
French Market Express, Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish
3J’s Fourway, Natchez, Natchitoches Parish
Shop-a-Lott, Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish
Anacoco Mercantile Cafe, Anacoco, Vernon Parish
Fox Stop, Leesville, Vernon Parish
Strother’s Country Store, Pitkin, Vernon Parish
Big Thicket BBQ, DeRidder, Beauregard Parish
Back Home Collection, DeRidder, Beauregard Parish
South Beau Dairy Barn, Longville, Beauregard Parish
Chadeaux’s Cajun Kitchen, Kinder, Allen Parish
Highway 26 Convenience, Mittie, Allen Parish
Jewel’s Quick Stop, Oakland, Allen Parish
Cajun Food Mart, Sulphur, Calcasieu and Cameron parishes
Chesson's Grocery, Bell City, Calcasieu and Cameron parishes
Grab n Geaux, Lake Charles, Calcasieu and Cameron parishes
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Food worth pulling in for

America's Deep South is known for its gas station food, but one state has taken it to new levels – mapping out a culinary trail that takes in the best truck stops, roadside restaurants, diners and fast food joints perfect for filling up on the go. Louisiana's Gas Station Eats trail, covering 450 miles (724km), spotlights simple eateries serving food so good, it's well worth taking a road trip for. 

Click or scroll through our gallery to discover the best food to try on Louisiana's Gas Station Eats culinary trail, stop by stop. 

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Ellie Seymour

05 April 2024

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