Oak Alley Plantation
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Good spot but the owners got mad that i stole their moonshine and made me give it out for free 😢😭
I luv my horshey and my horshey luv me
Incredible place to visit, the area is beautiful and we had a great experience on the tour. Our children ended up being problematic but the manager was so sweet. She allowed my wife and me to partially join a later tour (although she even offered us a full tour) and appreciate the beauty of the home and property.
It's worth it to visit and they have a nice restaurant adjacent which is worth eating at. Great experience
It's worth it to visit and they have a nice restaurant adjacent which is worth eating at. Great experience
Hours
| Monday | 8:30AM - 4:45PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30AM - 4:45PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30AM - 4:45PM |
| Thursday | 8:30AM - 4:45PM |
| Friday | 8:30AM - 4:45PM |
| Saturday | 8:30AM - 4:45PM |
| Sunday | 8:30AM - 4:45PM |
Oak Alley Plantation is a historic and luxurious plantation that offers a profound and eye-opening experience. The property is well-kept and gorgeous, with ample opportunities for picturesque photography. Visitors can tour the mansion and explore the homes of the former slaves, surrounded by the majestic oak trees lining the alley. The restaurant is located on the Plantation property, behind the slave quarters, and provides a happy and welcoming vibe.
The combination of the beautiful grounds and the exploration of the plantation's history make it a popular destination. The service in the restaurant is attentive and considerate of visitors' time. Guests can enjoy a hot lunch, with options like the house salad with chicken, which is hearty and satisfying, or the special White Beans, jambalaya, and fish sticks. The gumbo is also highly recommended. While the property is stunningly beautiful and offers a great experience, some visitors feel that it is a bit overpriced, and the guided tour through the mansion can be quick and may not provide much detail.
Recent visitors emphasize the importance of buying tickets for the tour in advance, as it enhances the experience. The tour lasts about 30 minutes and covers the history of who lived there and how life was during that time. Visitors can see a few rooms and enjoy the iconic balcony view of the alley of oak trees. Photos are only allowed at the balcony, and the tour ends shortly after. The admission fee is $31 per adult, which some feel could be lower to attract more visitors. There is plenty of parking, and the restaurant and gift shop are located at the back, beyond the slave quarters. Overall, Oak Alley Plantation remains a must-see destination with amazing grounds and rich history.