Dru's Place

I truly recommend Dru's Place, with freshly made delicious food that everyone enjoyed. The atmosphere is open, easy-going and sentimental. The food, from the daily special to the fried fish, shrimp poboy and hamburger steak, was cooked perfectly; we all cleaned our plates! The drive to Convent is pleasant and nostalgic, and the restaurant's charm also evokes a sense of nostalgia, and, I believe, leaving you eager to return. Grab a friend or two soon and ya'll decide to have lunch over there. It's worth the trip. And, if Dru is there when you go, do your best to give her a hug; her million-dollar smile is a gift, and in return, you'll gain a dear friend whose presence will lift your spirits.

Very disappointed. I had the lunch special red beans, pork chop and lettuce with ranch dressing and a roll. For the price the portions should be more. The red beans was scorch and watery. The pork chop was dry and the salad had only lettuce and dressing no tomatoes. I heard the burgers was good though., so just get the burgers. Like I should have done. Damnit Man…

You can always expect the best here. Over the past 10 years I have no complaints, Dru is such a a sweetheart and makes you feel like your right at home.

Great food! Friendly atmosphere. If visiting the plantations and need a place to eat, it’s a little out of the way but worth it.

Had the fried chicken, yummy! Real nice family people! 1 L❤️ve

This is like a whole in the wall place. The prices are fair. Pretty good choices in food. I got the chicken tenders and fries, tasty. The ladies seemed really nice. They have tables for dine in or you can carry out. Seems like it use to be a bar (pub) The bar is still there. (Doesn't appear used anymore). No handicap parking or bathroom. The parking is a few spaces around building and some park across the street on River road (La-44). They close at 2 pm Hopefully this helps.

First time customer. Solid lunch spot. Food was hot and good service. We got a grilled chicken sandwich and the Monday special (jambalaya with white beans). Only negative was the little side piece of sausage that comes with the jambalaya was just ok.

There were a bunch of angry pirates inside while we were eating. They pulled their big old boat up onto the street and were blocking both lanes of traffic. They were fighting, spitting, yelling "Argh!" and stuff. A parrot exploded. One of the pirates hit me with his peg leg. It was super rude, but what do you expect from pirates? Doesn’t really reflect on the restaurant though. I didn't try the food. Brought my own lunch. Canned tuna. It was terrible. Dru's food smelled good though. Probably should get some oranges for the tables though, ya know, cause pirates get scurvy and stuff.