Big Head's Bar-B-Q - Top Left Big oak on the Bayou side, bottom left is April, Big Head (JC), Amanda, and Mom (Cindy), Top right is the front pourch and the bottom right is part of the back dining area

The Bar-B-Q at Big Head's is real pit Bar-b-q cooked on "Ole Black" which was fabricated from scratch. "Ole Black" is made from rolled steel plate and has a rotisserie with 4 (or 8) 14"x8' racks.

Visit the new Grosse Tete Welcome Center, located in the Village of Grosse Tete surrounded by six highly prized oak trees within a park adjacent to Bayou Grosse Tete, just off I-10 at the Grosse Tete exit (139)

Directly across the bayou is Big Head's. Look for the Big Red Roof and before you head out drop by for a visit.

This Louisiana Scene was hand carved and painted by a local artist, Michael David Chauffe.

You will also find photographs hanging on the walls of Big Heads taken in and around the Atchafalaya Spillway of nature and wildlife in its natural settings. These photographs are taken and framed by Gene Seneca.

Kayak rentals & Tours, Swamp Photo Books, DVDs, and Old Cypress Bird Houses.

P. O. Box 259, 76680 Sexton Lane, Grosse Tete, LA 70740, 225-648-2415 or 225-287-8045 (BTR)

FoxTheft is a fictional account of the general scenario faced by some in Louisiana, as the war in Viet Nam ended, and the Drug Wars began. As a spoil of illegal drug wealth and extortion, corrupt politicians build a place of gratuity for the drug traffickers, and themselves, in the remote swamp. Come by and pick up a copy at Big Head's while they last or visit Amazon to pick up your copy at www.Amazon.com keyword foxtheft (click on the book cover)

(I don't have a lot of time to read but once I started reading FoxTheft I didn't want to put it down. It was full of excitement and having spent a lot of time skiing in the intercoastal growing up I felt like I knew these kids. I can't wait for the next book to come out. I truly enjoyed it... Mom, Big Head's

Looking for a great gift for someone? What better gift than Louisiana Cookin.

The River Road Recipe is filled with 650 great Louisiana recipes and lots of pictures that would make anyone hungry.

River Road Recipes

The Textbooks of Louisiana Cuisine

We created the original River Road Recipes cookbook. Share in the secrets of fine Creole and Cajun cooking with the Junior League of Baton Rouge’s award winning cookbook series, River Road Recipes. Since 1959, our award-winning cookbooks have captured the essence of Louisiana cooking and have delighted chefs and guests alike with their delicious recipes. With over 1.9 million books in print, River Road recipes speaks for itself. After all, it is the all-time #1 best selling community cookbook series in the nation. So, delight yourself or someone you know with the gift of River Road Recipes.

Road Recipes I, is The Textbook of Louisiana Cuisine with 650 recipes. It has sold over 1.3 million copies since 1959 and is considered by most to be the textbook of Creole cooking. In fact, The New York Times said, “If there were community cookbook awards, the Oscar for best performance would go hands down to RIVER ROAD RECIPES.”

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	When Mom saw this, she fell in love with it, you can find it hanging at Big Head's, it is Mom's favorite piece...