la poussiere

A genuine Cajun dance hall, one of a kind in the shrinking pool of places like it. Just go! Great music always & you can meet & talk to the friendly Cajun regulars or the regular out-of-owners who frequent La Poussière when they're in town. You won't be disappointed.

Could not believe we got to not only kick up our heels, but that we got to do so to the Pine Leaf Boys! Great dance floor, friendly locals, good and inexpensive drinks, chairs, and close up views to the stage. And all of this for no cover. This was the most fun I have had in a long time. Don't miss it if you are in the area

Six of us stopped here on a Sunday afternoon as it was very close to Au Bayou Teche Bed and Breakfast where we were all staying. There was a $10 pp cover charge but it was well worth it. They have Cajun music every Sunday afternoon. We all had a great time dancing and talking to the friendly local people.

This was the highlight of our trip. Great music and how much fun can a person have? There were all ages here and everybody dances. No food but they have a bar. There was a $10 cover charge and it was some of the best money I have spent in a long time. Don't miss it!

If you like to dance and enjoy an authentic experience, this is the place to be. It doesn't get any more real than this. An experience to be remembered for a lifetime. Even if you don't dance, you will enjoy the music and spectating. Oh, just in case you didn't know, la poussiere means "the dust" in French. It refers to the saw dust on the floor to keep your shoes sliding. Laissez le bon temps rouler! AAAiiEEEE!

This place is a local club, attended by local folks that love great music and dancing. What fun! Whether you are a dancer or a watcher, when you are in Breaux Bridge, Saturday night should be reserved for La Pouissiere.

If you want to here some good Cajun music, go here. This is the place to see people who know how to dance and have a good time.

The floor calls you to waltz, twostep, jidderbug as the music starts and continues through the night or afternoon. The service is friendly and the refreshments keep the party going. The best dance floor anywhere.Walter Mouton's retirement has been weathered and the new bands(all of them are worth a try) keep the party going. Locals are the show for the vistors, who have been known to join in and learn a step or to (two step).

This was a place all the people(Heberts ) in my family use to go when we came into town to dance. Thank you tatas daughter

La Poussiere is the real deal - mainly locals, dancing to traditional Cajun music at an old-fashioned dance hall on a back street in Breaux Bridge. It's been in the same family for something like a million years, and we hope some outsider doesn't snap it up and turn it into a Gilley's someday. Don't miss Walter Mouton on Saturday nights - he's been playing there since I was born, and I think he just gets better with every passing week! The music is played in the old-school two-step/waltz alternating format. The steps are really basic, with few, if any, of the fancy turns or pretzel-armed moves you'll find in other parts of Cajun country. It's harder than it looks though, because, at La Poussiere, everybody dances close and fast. If done properly, it feels sort of like you're flying around the dance floor, which, BTW, is one of the best in the state. One time, I had a couple drinks too many and was babbling at my husband that I wanted to divorce him and marry that dance floor! It really is that good.La Poussiere doesn't generally serve food (unless otherwise advertised), but the bar is well-stocked. Go out to eat ahead of time and make an evening of it. We love this place!

We went to La Poussiere when we visited the Lafayette area. We stayed in Breaux Bridge and enjoy Cajun music. They have Cajun music every Sunday afternoon. Everyone was very friendly, we had a great time.

Le petit futé nous a permis de voir un bal Cajun, formidable 4 heures de bonheur, les aînées dansent bien plus que les jeunes, ambiance très gaie, la dame à l'entrée se prénomme Judith, elle parle un français cajun très compréhensible elle est agréable avec un beau sourire. C'est un après midi de bonheur, très recommandable.