La Petite Affaire logo, featuring a fleur de lis

317 N Main St,

Marksville, LA 71351

Hours:

Tue - Fri: 7am - 2pm

Fri: 5pm - 8pm

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Chef Tara is pictured with a focused expression, pot in hand and plating dishes in front of her. She is a woman in her late 30s, with brown hair pulled into a ponytail and a black chef's jacket.
Chef Tara is pictured with a focused expression, pot in hand and plating dishes in front of her. She is a woman in her late 30s, with brown hair pulled into a ponytail and a black chef's jacket.

Tara Rodney

For Chef Tara Rodney, food is all about family. Inspired by Mama Voncille’s “‘Tite Affaire,” she began creating her own kitchen memories while raising her family, weaving time-honored traditions and recipes into a unique family legacy. It was in her home kitchen that she and Chef Roy launched their cottage bakery, blending passion with tradition. Today, it is Chef Tara's great pleasure to share those cherished recipes and stories, welcoming you into the La Petite Affaire family. Each dish is a piece of her heart, crafted to bring people together around the table.

Chef Roy is pictured with a pot in hand, preparing a number of white plates in front of him. He is an older man in his 50s, with  gray streaked hair pulled into a neat bun, a short beard, glasses, and black chef jacket.
Chef Roy is pictured with a pot in hand, preparing a number of white plates in front of him. He is an older man in his 50s, with  gray streaked hair pulled into a neat bun, a short beard, glasses, and black chef jacket.

Roy Guilbeau

Chef, Jefe, and the quarterback of our team, Chef Roy Guilbeau brings passion and purpose to every dish. Growing up in Golden Meadow along Bayou Lafourche, he developed a deep love for food, especially seafood, and the rich traditions of his Cajun culture. With a lifetime of experience in hospitality, Chef Roy sees the café as an extension of his home, welcoming guests as if they were family. When he’s not creating menus or delighting diners, you’ll find him in his garden, nurturing native plants and habitats for butterflies and pollinators while enjoying his favorite beer. A nature enthusiast and regular at local farmers' markets, Chef Roy’s greatest joy comes from connecting with the people he serves every day.

Chef Tara is pictured with a focused expression, pot in hand and plating dishes in front of her. She is a woman in her late 30s, with brown hair pulled into a ponytail and a black chef's jacket.
Chef Tara is pictured with a focused expression, pot in hand and plating dishes in front of her. She is a woman in her late 30s, with brown hair pulled into a ponytail and a black chef's jacket.

Tara Rodney

For Chef Tara Rodney, food is all about family. Inspired by Mama Voncille’s “‘Tite Affaire,” she began creating her own kitchen memories while raising her family, weaving time-honored traditions and recipes into a unique family legacy. It was in her home kitchen that she and Chef Roy launched their cottage bakery, blending passion with tradition. Today, it is Chef Tara's great pleasure to share those cherished recipes and stories, welcoming you into the La Petite Affaire family. Each dish is a piece of her heart, crafted to bring people together around the table.

Roy Guilbeau

Chef, Jefe, and the quarterback of our team, Chef Roy Guilbeau brings passion and purpose to every dish. Growing up in Golden Meadow along Bayou Lafourche, he developed a deep love for food, especially seafood, and the rich traditions of his Cajun culture. With a lifetime of experience in hospitality, Chef Roy sees the café as an extension of his home, welcoming guests as if they were family. When he’s not creating menus or delighting diners, you’ll find him in his garden, nurturing native plants and habitats for butterflies and pollinators while enjoying his favorite beer. A nature enthusiast and regular at local farmers' markets, Chef Roy’s greatest joy comes from connecting with the people he serves every day.

Our Dedicated Owners

Our Dedicated Owners

Our Dedicated Owners

Our Dedicated Owners

Tara Rodney

For Chef Tara Rodney, food is all about family. Inspired by Mama Voncille’s “‘Tite Affaire,” she began creating her own kitchen memories while raising her family, weaving time-honored traditions and recipes into a unique family legacy. It was in her home kitchen that she and Chef Roy launched their cottage bakery, blending passion with tradition. Today, it is Chef Tara's great pleasure to share those cherished recipes and stories, welcoming you into the La Petite Affaire family. Each dish is a piece of her heart, crafted to bring people together around the table.

Roy Guilbeau

Chef, Jefe, and the quarterback of our team, Chef Roy Guilbeau brings passion and purpose to every dish. Growing up in Golden Meadow along Bayou Lafourche, he developed a deep love for food, especially seafood, and the rich traditions of his Cajun culture. With a lifetime of experience in hospitality, Chef Roy sees the café as an extension of his home, welcoming guests as if they were family. When he’s not creating menus or delighting diners, you’ll find him in his garden, nurturing native plants and habitats for butterflies and pollinators while enjoying his favorite beer. A nature enthusiast and regular at local farmers' markets, Chef Roy’s greatest joy comes from connecting with the people he serves every day.

Roy Guilbeau

Chef, Jefe, and the quarterback of our team, Chef Roy Guilbeau brings passion and purpose to every dish. Growing up in Golden Meadow along Bayou Lafourche, he developed a deep love for food, especially seafood, and the rich traditions of his Cajun culture. With a lifetime of experience in hospitality, Chef Roy sees the café as an extension of his home, welcoming guests as if they were family. When he’s not creating menus or delighting diners, you’ll find him in his garden, nurturing native plants and habitats for butterflies and pollinators while enjoying his favorite beer. A nature enthusiast and regular at local farmers' markets, Chef Roy’s greatest joy comes from connecting with the people he serves every day.


Tara Rodney

For Chef Tara Rodney, food is all about family. Inspired by Mama Voncille’s “‘Tite Affaire,” she began creating her own kitchen memories while raising her family, weaving time-honored traditions and recipes into a unique family legacy. It was in her home kitchen that she and Chef Roy launched their cottage bakery, blending passion with tradition. Today, it is Chef Tara's great pleasure to share those cherished recipes and stories, welcoming you into the La Petite Affaire family. Each dish is a piece of her heart, crafted to bring people together around the table.


317 N Main St,

Marksville, LA 71351


Tue - Fri: 7am - 2pm

Fri: 5pm - 8pm

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317 N Main St,

Marksville, LA 71351


Tue - Fri: 7am - 2pm

Fri: 5pm - 8pm

Follow us!

Une 'Tite Affaire

Chef Tara's fondest childhood memories revolve around visits to her Maw Maw Voncille's kitchen, where the air was always filled with delicious aromas. Maw Maw Voncille would offer small melamine bowls for a ‘tite affaire—French for "little taste"—a gesture that embodied warmth and togetherness. Inspired by those moments, Chef Tara and Chef Roy Guilbeau named their café La Petite Affaire Café to honor the traditions and flavors of Louisiana. Together, their bayou and prairie Cajun roots blend seamlessly to bring authentic, heartfelt cuisine to every guest.

What began as a pandemic venture selling French pastries at local markets has grown into a vibrant café where every dish reflects the love of home cooking. At La Petite Affaire, we invite you to savor the charm and hospitality of Maw Maw Voncille’s kitchen, one bite at a time.

Une 'Tite Affaire

Chef Tara's fondest childhood memories revolve around visits to her Maw Maw Voncille's kitchen, where the air was always filled with delicious aromas. Maw Maw Voncille would offer small melamine bowls for a ‘tite affaire—French for "little taste"—a gesture that embodied warmth and togetherness. Inspired by those moments, Chef Tara and Chef Roy Guilbeau named their café La Petite Affaire Café to honor the traditions and flavors of Louisiana. Together, their bayou and prairie Cajun roots blend seamlessly to bring authentic, heartfelt cuisine to every guest.

What began as a pandemic venture selling French pastries at local markets has grown into a vibrant café where every dish reflects the love of home cooking. At La Petite Affaire, we invite you to savor the charm and hospitality of Maw Maw Voncille’s kitchen, one bite at a time.

Une 'Tite Affaire

Chef Tara's fondest childhood memories revolve around visits to her Maw Maw Voncille's kitchen, where the air was always filled with delicious aromas. Maw Maw Voncille would offer small melamine bowls for a ‘tite affaire—French for "little taste"—a gesture that embodied warmth and togetherness. Inspired by those moments, Chef Tara and Chef Roy Guilbeau named their café La Petite Affaire Café to honor the traditions and flavors of Louisiana. Together, their bayou and prairie Cajun roots blend seamlessly to bring authentic, heartfelt cuisine to every guest.

What began as a pandemic venture selling French pastries at local markets has grown into a vibrant café where every dish reflects the love of home cooking. At La Petite Affaire, we invite you to savor the charm and hospitality of Maw Maw Voncille’s kitchen, one bite at a time.

Une 'Tite Affaire

Chef Tara's fondest childhood memories revolve around visits to her Maw Maw Voncille's kitchen, where the air was always filled with delicious aromas. Maw Maw Voncille would offer small melamine bowls for a ‘tite affaire—French for "little taste"—a gesture that embodied warmth and togetherness. Inspired by those moments, Chef Tara and Chef Roy Guilbeau named their café La Petite Affaire Café to honor the traditions and flavors of Louisiana. Together, their bayou and prairie Cajun roots blend seamlessly to bring authentic, heartfelt cuisine to every guest.

What began as a pandemic venture selling French pastries at local markets has grown into a vibrant café where every dish reflects the love of home cooking. At La Petite Affaire, we invite you to savor the charm and hospitality of Maw Maw Voncille’s kitchen, one bite at a time.

Une 'Tite Affaire

Chef Tara's fondest childhood memories revolve around visits to her Maw Maw Voncille's kitchen, where the air was always filled with delicious aromas. Maw Maw Voncille would offer small melamine bowls for a ‘tite affaire—French for "little taste"—a gesture that embodied warmth and togetherness. Inspired by those moments, Chef Tara and Chef Roy Guilbeau named their café La Petite Affaire Café to honor the traditions and flavors of Louisiana. Together, their bayou and prairie Cajun roots blend seamlessly to bring authentic, heartfelt cuisine to every guest.

What began as a pandemic venture selling French pastries at local markets has grown into a vibrant café where every dish reflects the love of home cooking. At La Petite Affaire, we invite you to savor the charm and hospitality of Maw Maw Voncille’s kitchen, one bite at a time.

La Petite Affaire logo, featuring a fleur de lis
La Petite Affaire logo, featuring a fleur de lis

317 N Main St,

Marksville, LA 71351

Hours:

Tue - Fri: 7am - 2pm

Fri: 5pm - 8pm

Follow us!