The fare was very similar to that which I would expect at a number of American chain restaurants, but to Baton Rouge's credit, they pulled it off very well. I ordered the fried calamari appetizer as a somewhat lighter lunch. My wife had this huge burger I would have named the Western, though I don't know what the menu called it.
The calamari were tender and cooked through perfectly. A light and flaky breading coated it nicely as it lay on a bed of lettuce. The green onions and lemon juice sprinkled on top provided a delightful cruch and bite. A chipotle mayonnaise accompanied the dish, but was not spicy enough at all. The waiter was able to bring more powdered chipotle, making it just right.
The burger was cooked well-done as a rule in this area, so I can't really comment on the quality of the preparation or on the taste. The bacon and BBQ sauce were tasty, and the bun was perfectly toasted. Thin and crispy, the accompanying fries went great with the kicked up chipotle mayo from my meal!
The waitstaff was very nice and very capable!
Overall, a nice place to eat especially if can enjoy your visit on the terrace.