Questions About Kings

Yes. The grill runs 24 hours, so breakfast is on the menu at 6am, 2pm, and 3am alike. Egg plates come with bacon, sausage or ham, grits or hashbrowns, and toast or a biscuit. The Truckers Breakfast ($14.79) adds two pancakes to two eggs and a meat. Biscuits and gravy is $6.50. See the breakfast menu.

Our posted hours are open 24 hours, 7 days a week. The kitchen, the fuel islands, and the casino floor keep the same schedule. If you are planning a holiday stop and want to be sure, call 337-585-7697 before you drive. That number reaches the counter any hour.

Yes. Kings has diesel and gas islands with room to park a rig, and the lot is right on US Hwy 190, so you are not threading a trailer through side streets. Park, eat at the counter or grab a booth, and you are back on the highway in minutes. Details are on the contact page.

Both. Every plate on the menu can be packed to-go. You can order online for pickup or delivery, or call 337-585-7697 and we will have it ready when you pull in. Gumbo, po'boys, and the breakfast plates all travel well.

Yes. Call 337-585-7697, tell us what you want and when you will be here, and it will be waiting at the counter. Drivers on a clock do this all the time. If you would rather not call, order online and pick a pickup time.

The casino is its own room a few steps from the dining area, so you can eat without walking through it, and families are welcome in the restaurant. The casino floor is for guests of legal gambling age only. Both keep the same 24-hour schedule. Read more on the casino page.

Cajun and Southern home cooking, made to order. Seafood gumbo by the cup or bowl, crawfish étouffée over rice ($17.99), smothered pork chops, red beans and rice with sausage and tasso, fried seafood platters, po'boys, half-pound burgers, and breakfast any hour. Most entrees come with two sides made in the kitchen. The full menu with prices is online.

We are at 16470 U.S. Hwy 190, Ste A, Port Barre, LA 70577, on the highway in Port Barre between Opelousas and Krotz Springs. Coming from I-49, take the US 190 exit and head east about ten minutes. From Baton Rouge, stay on 190 west through Krotz Springs and we are on your right as you come into Port Barre. There is a map on the contact page.

The regulars order the Truckers Breakfast ($14.79) no matter the hour, or the Seafood Platter ($23.89) with fried crawfish, shrimp, and fish plus étouffée. Red Beans and Rice ($14.99) comes with a pork chop or chicken breast and holds you for a long haul. The five most-ordered plates are on the home page.

Yes. There is a club salad, a shrimp salad, and a chicken salad, a cup of gumbo, and sides like green beans, steamed vegetables, and a side salad at $3.50 ea. each. Grilled options are available on the fish, shrimp, and chicken plates. Beer and wine are $3.50.