1750, Samuel Black purchased 600 acres of land in Drapers Meadow, but never inhabited the land. When Samuel died, his land was split between his two sons, William and John Black. In 1798, William Black set aside 38 acres of his land to establish the Town of Blacksburg. William Black eventually left Blacksburg for Ohio, but his descendants continued to inhabit Read more...

The meaning of the name “Boudreaux” embodies our dining experience. It is a common name of the region that has come to mean “friend, like “buddy” or maybe “bubba.” When you come to eat at Boudreaux’s you’re among friends. We want you to be comfortable. We want you to savor the food of the region, and above all we want Read more...