Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux - Burbank Restaurant

My time at walk-ons with Ms Alana was awesome she was very sweet fast ,kind ,always was on time with everything came checked on us to see if we needed everything I will recommend her to be my waitress again thanks Alana

After a tough few weeks we needed an outing. This Walk-on’s location was just what we needed. The food, atmosphere and let’s not forget Abbie, our waiter. Top notch food and service. If you’re thinking of stopping by, you should!!!

Last minute decision to stop at Walk-On’s and wow, what a great call! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm smiles and seated quickly despite the busy crowd. The atmosphere was energetic but comfortable, with plenty of TVs to catch the game without feeling overwhelming. Our server, Meadow, was incredibly friendly, attentive, and gave us some great recommendations. We tried the Death Valley drinks and the hot honey wings. You can tell the kitchen takes pride in what they do. Drinks were strong, prices were great, and the entire experience felt like a win. Whether you’re in for a casual night out like we were, or just catching a bite on the road, Walk-On’s hits the mark. Definitely adding this spot to the favorites list!

Stopped in for a quick bite and sat at the bar. Ended up staying and enjoying a few drinks. I wasn’t sure what I wanted but the bartender Aniston, had several recommendations and hit it out of the park. I’ll definitely be back! She was engaging and managed several customers at the same time.

Aniston is hands down one of the best bartenders we’ve ever had! From the moment we sat down, her energy, professionalism, and attention to detail made the experience unforgettable. She was not only quick and efficient, but also incredibly friendly and welcoming. Her drink recommendations were spot on, and every cocktail she made was perfectly crafted. We genuinely enjoyed every moment of the service and can’t wait to come back!

We had a fantastic dining experience at Walk-On’s, largely thanks to our server, Enjoili. She was prompt, professional, and personable—everything you’d hope for in great service. She paid attention to detail, remembered our special requests, and ensured we never had to ask for refills. Her upbeat attitude made our meal even more enjoyable. Truly an asset to the team!

Aniston was an awesome bartender—super friendly, quick, and really knew her stuff. She made great drink recommendations and nailed every cocktail we ordered. Her positive attitude and easy conversation made the whole night better. You can tell she enjoys what she does, and it shows in how well she takes care of guests. If you're looking for someone who makes you feel welcome and keeps the drinks flowing smoothly, Aniston is the one! We will be back because of her!!

So, picture this: two former LSU athletes get together and say, “You know what Baton Rouge really needs? A sports bar that bleeds Purple and Gold” And boom—Walk-On’s was born Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux was founded in 2003 by LSU basketball walk-ons Brandon Landry and Jack Warner, opening its first location right here at 3838 Burbank in the very shadow of Tiger Stadium. Inspired by their underdog mentality, they built a sports bar that blended Louisiana flavors, community spirit, and a love for the game. The concept took off, expanding to over 60 locations nationwide and earning the title of ESPN’s #1 Sports Bar in America. Saints legend Drew Brees later joined as a co-owner, helping fuel its rapid growth. Now a top-ranked franchise, Walk-On’s continues to thrive, giving back through its Game On Foundation while serving up cold beer and Cajun favorites with a side of grit. Once you walk inside you realize this ain’t just some regular ol’ bar with a couple of dusty jerseys on the wall. No sir. This place is a full-blown shrine to LSU sports, decked out with memorabilia, wall-to-wall big-screen TVs, and enough Tiger energy to make even the most casual fan start hollerin’ “Geaux Tigers” after a few drinks. And speaking of drinks, they’ve got plenty, because what’s a Louisiana Saturday Night without a cold beer? But the real star here? The food. We’re talkin’ bacon-wrapped devils on horseback, but Cajun-fied. Big ol’ jumbo shrimp, stuffed with cream cheese and a little pop of pickled jalapeno, then wrapped up in crispy, smoky bacon like it’s fixin’ to go to church. And just when you think it’s rich enough, we hit it with a drizzle of hot honey, because why the hell not? Sweet, spicy, creamy, crunchy—it’s everything you want when you’re two beers deep and ready to make some decisions you’ll be proud of. Alright, picture this: you take a perfectly good plate of blackened or fried catfish, lay it over some rice like a good ol’ Southern foundation, and then say, “You know what? Let’s go full Cajun chaos.” So, you drown the whole thing in rich, buttery crawfish etouffee and top it off with a pile of hand-battered shrimp, because subtlety is for Yankees. It’s called Catfish Orleans, and it’s basically Louisiana on a plate—loud, indulgent, and unapologetically extra. If you ain’t sweating a little by the time you finish, you didn’t do it right. And, of course, they got all the burgers and wings your heart (and arteries) could ever desire. Big, greasy, glorious burgers stacked like they’re daring you to unhinge your jaw, and wings sauced up every which way, from “nice little tingle” to “Lord, I have sinned.” Whatever level of poor decision-making you’re in the mood for, Walk On’s has got you covered. It’s the kind of place where you can roll in for a pregame beer, catch the Tiger’s play, and then stumble out afterward full and contented. If you’re an LSU fan, you already know about Walk-On’s. If you’re not, well... go once, and you’ll be yelling at the TV like you’ve been a Tiger since birth.