Cuisines and Dishes at Louis DeAngelos:
- Italian
Louis DeAngelos
13686 Coursey Blvd,
Baton Rouge
LA
70817
(225) 755-0977
Menu for Louis DeAngelos
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Ratings and Reviews for Louis DeAngelos
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Dec 12 2011
Augustine A. via Yelp
The Pasta was slightly soggy and the sauce had no flavor what so ever. The chicken tasted like it was kinda old and it was probly pre staged. Who ever is in...read more
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Jan 09 2009
wendyshe via Citysearch
I love Italian food. My girlfriends and I love to go to Deangelos. The last few times we went the calzones have gotten smaller and...read more
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Aug 07 2005
jkr921 via Citysearch
Deangelo's is one of the best pizza and Italian restaurants I have ever been to. The pizza has an excellent NY-style crust, not t...read more
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Dec 06 2002
mkdlvd via Citysearch
DeAngelo's has a warm, family atmosphere that caters to all types of diners....read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Open in 1991, this casual Italian eatery boasts gourmet recipes that won't break the bank. They offer either large tables complete with paper tablecloths (and crayons) for the kids or secluded candlelit booths for couples. The menu includes over 24 calzones and 11 pizzas, ranging from classic four-cheese pizza to the Lucca calzone, a classic bread wrap stuffed with grilled chicken, feta cheese, roasted garlic and sun-dried tomatoes. For something richer, there is a long list of pastas, including original recipes like seafood canneloni, a creamy recipe calling for pasta shells stuffed with Gulf shrimp and Asiago cheese, then smothered in a baked brandy-cream sauce.
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