The Colonel's Club

Southern Flavor Just Minutes from Baton Rouge’s Music Scene

A cozy yet classy spot nestled on Perkins Road, The Colonel's Club brings a fresh take on Contemporary Southern cuisine in a setting that feels both welcoming and polished. With its rich wood interiors, curated Southern menu, and a location close to key Baton Rouge music venues, it's a favorite for locals and visitors looking to fuel up before the show.

This restaurant blends the charm of Southern hospitality with inventive spins on classic dishes—think shrimp and grits, bourbon-glazed meats, and seasonal vegetables with a gourmet twist. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a leisurely meal, the vibe is relaxed without being stuffy.

Why Concert-goers love it

The Colonel's Club is just a short drive from many of Baton Rouge’s top music venues, making it an ideal pre-show dining choice. Guests often mention the efficient service, which helps you get in and out without feeling rushed. The atmosphere is lively but not too loud—perfect for chatting about the setlist while you eat. And while there’s no official pre-show menu, the kitchen turns out dishes quickly enough for you to make it to your seat before the lights dim.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking for a fun, flavorful dinner before the concert
• Solo travelers who want a warm, welcoming place to dine
• Couples planning a romantic night out with music and good food
• Fans who love a buzzing but comfortable space to get pumped for the show
• Budget-conscious music fans—portions are generous and prices reasonable for the quality

What People Say

Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable consistently praise the friendly staff, creative Southern flavors, and inviting ambiance. Many mention the restaurant as a “hidden gem” with a menu that’s both “comforting and elevated.” Diners love the house cocktails and note that the food is “fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully presented.” It’s also described as a “great choice before a night out.”

Areas for Improvement

The restaurant can get busy on weekend evenings, so be sure to make a reservation if you’re on a schedule. Parking can also be a bit tight during peak hours, but there are nearby lots if the main one is full. Some guests noted that the menu isn’t huge—but what they offer, they do very well.

The Bottom Line

The Colonel's Club delivers elevated Southern dishes, quick and friendly service, and a warm setting that makes it a smart pick for concert-goers in Baton Rouge.