Very hip cafe in the heart of Natchez. You can order take out or dine in. I ate in and went up…read morestairs to their extra eating area. There was a party of 10-15 people up stairs, so would be a good place for a small group to eat together. Wait staff was great! I had the Crab Cake Salad. Crab cake was flavorful with a punch of pepper. The fresh tomatoes and cucumbers helps cool it down. That was a good blend. And sweet tea was on point!

Cheesesteak was pretty good although chewy in spots...the peach bread pudding was outstanding. The…read moredirty/spotty silverware turned us off though.

We dined here for New Year's Eve. Making a reservation was a snap with Open Table…read more The restaurant encompasses most of the first floor of the Monmouth Home. The history is rich and the details are beautiful. For NYE, they did a four-course prefix dinner. Everything was delicious. They served complimentary bubbly rosé and each course was cooked to perfection. Our server, Dao, was fantastic. We really enjoyed dining by candlelight and closing out 2024 with such a wonderful experience.

We were in town for a long weekend in Natchez and did a little research online and talked to some…read morelocals about where to have a great meal and the consensus was Restaurant 1818. The restaurant is located in the Monmouth Inn which is on a gorgeous property. I would highly suggest taking a stroll around after dinner to take it all in. The restaurant is upscale, but you would feel comfortable wearing business casual attire. DaVu was the manager who was incredibly kind and the service was on par with restaurants in larger cities, but in a small town. The food was top notch. Everything was amazing. I'm a southerner and can confidently say that the fried green tomatoes were some of the best I've ever had. The moulard duck breast was also the highlight of the entrees. We had several desserts which were all good, but the white chocolate bread pudding was the clear winner. Also, make sure to get a mint julep to complete your southern experience.

Amazing !!! Would stop by again for sure, food and service were equally wonderful, and I would…read morerecommend to anyone.

Fresh new breakfast place in historic downtown Natchez. Pay one price, all you can eat breakfast,…read more6-11 am daily "or until it's gone!" Bright, eclectic decor with good sound system featuring favorite grooves from the 70's & 80's (at least on this morning) provided a relaxing ambience to enjoy a hot, delicious mid morning breakfast. Featuring a cold bar of yogurts, cereal with milk and fruits, in addition to a main hot bar with scrambled eggs, grits, bacon, sausage patties, hash browns, peppers & onions, turkey sausage link, and hot biscuits-- with all the condiments, butter, syrup, etc. A separate beverage bar offered coffee, tea, water, juice. When we arrived (around 10 am) the hot bar was pretty depleted, but within ten minutes steaming hot eggs and fragrant biscuits and bacon were on offer. Awesome- it seems they don't cook in quantity unless they have the "cheeks in seats", so it's hot and fresh on the plate! The owner regularly made rounds of the dining area to ensure everyone was satisfied. The adjacent gift shop had some cool tshirts, caps, and wall decor. Highly recommend 1720 Gallery, whether you're just passing through 39120, or a local who doesn't wanna dirty your kitchen!

cutest spot to eat / drink! Frankie (owner) himself greeted us at the door and cleaned a table for…read moreus. We were visiting from Louisiana for the 4th of July, he sat with us and told us all the local spots to check out during our stay. Staff were so prompt and the truffle fries were delicious! All around 10/10 experience and we can't wait to come back! Cucumber martini was suggested by our waitress, delicious!

What a grand, beautiful dining room created in a former bank. Decorated to the nines for Christmas…read morewith live music, this was a charming venue for dinner. Reservations are needed but a kind, personable maitre de found a way to seat and serve us. Even sharing red hots with our crowd. From steaks to bao, the food matched the atmosphere and our waitress who was working her second night was stellar with our party of 8. A must see in Natchez.

Small mom and pop place. Great food! Ate there when we stopped by to see Natchez on our road trip…read moreto Destin Florida. Quick service.

Visiting from out of town. Stopped in for a late lunch. They were about to close (20ish minutes)…read morebut welcomed us in. We sat on the patio as the weather was lovely. The server was polite and attentive. We asked about allergy issues & the server got the manager & she helped us figure out what was safe for the other guest to order. The food- we ordered biscuit & gravy & a shrimp remoulade salad. The salad was good- spinach egg avocado & grilled shrimp w remoulade sauce. The biscuit & gravy was 1 biscuit w a brownish gravy. We ordered sodas & they came in a can with a cup of ice. Overall good experience.

My husband and I stopped in Natchez on our way home to Texas. We found The Natcheesian and had a…read moregreat experience. The staff is sweet and friendly, the vibe inside is very cool + eclectic, and I was so excited to see they offered a cauliflower crust pizza as I adhere to a gluten free diet. We ordered the Goat & Fig and Smoked Natchessian pizzas and New Orleans salad to-go. We ordered a high noon and glass of wine while we waited for our order and enjoyed sitting at an outdoor table with our drinks and dog. It was definitely more on the "spendy" side, our bill was $71.99 for two gluten free pizzas, one salad, and two adult beverages but all in all it was a great experience and the food was tasty!

Well , I know it takes time to get up and going good - this place has only been open about 17 days…read more- however - Great Great tasting pizza - I thought the flavor was absolutely delicious- I did not like the super super thin crust - and when I say thin crust, I mean each slice had to be ate with a knife and fork. There was no such thing as grabbing a slice of pizza due to the crust wouldn't support . Shit , just call it lasagna and it's 5 stars. It does have a pretty good wait time - 36 minutes for appetizers and 46 minutes for first pizza. But the scene is great - I like the kid friendly environment with the games and such . At least you can throw some darts while you wait for the food - I will add that the waitress' are all super friendly . I'm going give this place a break because they're new and again the "taste" of the pizza/ lasagna is amazing . Will return -

We had lunch at the Guest House when visiting Natchez. It was quiet when we arrived. We had a great…read morequestion about an item on the menu and the chef came out to explain. I chose the Greek salad with grilled redfish. The salad was a 10/10 and the redfish was cooked perfectly. We were treated so well - almost like family. Highly recommended!

The restaurant is closed! Even though you can make online reservations and get reminders from yelp,…read morethe restaurant is no longer in business. We had to scramble around to find another place to dine.

Wonderful staff and food! If you're looking for a delicious and satisfying seafood lunch, this is…read morethe place to go! The fish is always fresh and seasoned perfectly, and the fries are crispy and delicious. You won't be disappointed!