Columbia Theatre:
Columbia Theatre is for the arts enthusiast in us all. They have performd favorites like Sweeny Todd and The Nutcracker, host dance troupes, the fan favorite venue The Ghost Light and.the October festival. Owned and operated by the lovely Southeastern, the Columbia Theatre was renovated and reopened in 2002. With a main seat performance hall sporting 830 spots, there is more than enough room for you and friends to go and spend an evening of entertainment there.
220 East Thomas Street, Hammond, LA 70401.
Brady's:
When you ask for steaks, this is the name you’re referred to because they’re the best. With a great selection of beer and bacon cheese fries, this is another hotspot for live music and a nice bar scene. You don’t have to be Irish to get in, which is great, because you want to be there on Saint Patrick’s Day. Everyone goes to toast life, love and above all, a good scotch. With indoor and outdoor space, there is room to dance and booths to chill in.
110 South West Railroad Avenue, Hammond, LA 70403.
Augustine's:
226 North Cate Street, Hammond, LA 70401.
Tommy's on Thomas:
Tommy’s offer Paninis, po’boys and pasta, but you go for the pizza. Calzone, Greek, Vegetarian, Mexican, BLT, the list is endless, but the results are the same: amazing pizza made stone baked for your taste buds. Tommy’s is an amazing place to catch a Saint’s game without the Buffalo Wild Wings mania;.The atmosphere is just as good as the food, and the service is unparralleled.
216 West Thomas Street, Hammond, LA 70401.
Cate Street Pub:
When Southeastern students bring their university identification, they can get an admission discount. During the semester, they host beer pong tournaments every Wednesday night, and live music is typically a given every weekend.The pub also has the best location around. With Pita Pit as a neighbor, you can run next door between songs and get a pita and water if your heart desires. Pub hours are 8:00 a.m. through 2:00 a.m., Monday through Saturday, but they are closed on Sundays.
116 North Cate Street, Hammond, LA 70401.
La Carreta:
Live music is a given on the weekends from young bands, and you will have great food too. With Boozy Brunch on Saturdays and Sundays at 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the Bloody Marias are to die for and paired with your choice of steak and eggs, omelets, grits or burritos, you will feel like heaven while recuperating from the night before. They also offer outdoor seating and you can people watch to your heart’s content while listening to the trickle of a waterfall.
108 Northwest Railroad Avenue, Hammond, LA 70401.
Red, White and Brew:
The name is patriotic and the drinks make you want to pledge allegiance to Todd Delaune for opening it in the first place. Their website says it all, “We seek out the finest quality products from around the world to ensure the greatest selection of Botique Wine, Craft Beer, Spirits and Premium Cigars. Sorry but, no grocery store brands here. Just the best, small production products at every price point.”
120 East Thomas Street, Hammond, LA 70401.
El Agave:
Great service is paired with great prices and amazing queso that stays creamy and cheesy without hardening after ten minutes. It makes for the perfect to-go order to bring back home for a Game of Thrones marathon with friends.
2037 West Thomas Street, Hammond, LA 70401.