Boil & Roux in Baton Rouge to close after decade of controversies and legal battles

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Boil & Roux, a seafood restaurant in Baton Rouge, is closing after 10 years due to ongoing eviction proceedings. The landlord claims the restaurant has not paid rent since June 2023, totaling over $18,000. The restaurant faced multiple controversies, including fines from the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for operating without proper permits and noise complaints from neighbors. Legal disputes over its liquor license and compliance with building codes contributed to its challenges. City officials and the restaurant's owners have clashed over enforcement of rules, with the owners alleging racial targeting. The restaurant's closure marks the end of a decade marked by both popularity and significant legal issues.


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