Have NOT been there recently but the buffet is consistantly sumptuous. If you wanna introduce…read moresomebody to the SOUTH, this is your place. Don't forget your ice cream offered after your meal. And, yes, they do have (or did have) frog legs. . .

As with many places in rural Arkansas, this place is out in the middle of nowhere, at least it can…read morebe, for the traveler passing through. But for the traveler, passing through, this place can be a notable find. Take a look at the pics. Upon entry through the front door, you'll note a cash register to the Lyft. Depending upon what time of day you visit, there's likely to be a long line winding through the dining room as people pay for it, and all you can eat buffet Food is hot and fresh, you stand in line and select from the trays and find yourself a place to eat. It can get crowded and loud in this please to worthwhile experience. Go and enjoy.

Hometown staple. Period…read more This is one of those places that stays consistent, and that matters. Seasoned right, and most importantly... real fish. If you know, you know. That alone sets them apart in Texas where shortcuts are way too common. The food tastes fresh, not frozen, not overworked. Everything hits the way it's supposed to. No gimmicks, no reinvention tour. Just solid, dependable, crave-worthy comfort food that's been holding it down for years. If you want flashy, keep scrolling. If you want good food that actually delivers, this is it.

Disgusting food. Sloppily made. 3 sandwiches and 3 sides crammed into 1 bag. Bread soggy from…read moregrease and too much ketchup. Don't waste your money.

I can't say enough about this place. Was doing a road trip with two of our kids and we're passing…read morethrough Louisiana. We knew we needed to find some soul food. We found the right spot. Honestly, this soul food I've ever had or at least very close to my wife's grandmother's cooking. As we arrive, the parking lot is full. The tables are full coming in you go in and you order your main and choose your sides right there. Between all this, we have beans, collard greens, yams, mac & cheese, potato salad. We all had fried chicken, which was so flavorful. Like I said, everything is good. And then The water cornbread was something totally different and enjoyable. Service was so friendly and an example of true Southern hospitality I believe a lady that really stood up. Her name was Starla, so kind so sweet. Oh and the Sweet Tea

Whenever we drive to Texas we stop here. The food is outrageously good. Served in a cafeteria style…read moreso service is quick. It is a small place and have seen a line out the door, but it goes fast.

After some drinks and ordering some food to go already paid I asked for a side of A1 sauce just in…read morecase the steak sucked I was able to get through it. She said that's 55 cents for the side of A1. Are you actually kidding me!! She stated it's management. I tossed her a $5 said merry Xmas!! This is ridiculous

What more is there to say. It is Applebee's. The service is terrible and the food is terrible…read more Stay away.

Cool little hometown diner. They have HUGE burgers & great daily specials…read more Don't expect 5 star dining, but the people are friendly & the food is good.

This place provides the Truck Stop Diner experience. Just don't look in the kitchen and you'll be…read morefine! No frills. They aren't trying to sell you a bunch of trinkets. They are simply trying to fill your belly so you can get back on the road. Try the Fulton Mafia Special! Double-meat cheeseburger with fries and a drink.

We had an awesome meal and Orlandeaux's!…read more The atmosphere -- casual but also such a lovely lot and view w the panoramic windows. Makes it feel a little fancy. The food -- we loved every single thing we tried. Boudin balls, greens, shrimp and grits, catfish campti. Come hungry! Portions are big and for a fair price We got lucky and didn't wait too long but I've heard there can easy be an hour wait. You can sit in the bar area or enjoy the water view. So good I might be back tonight!

Orlandeaux's Café in Shreveport, Louisiana, is a true Louisiana treasure and a restaurant that…read moreevery food lover should experience at least once. As the oldest continuously operating Black owned restaurant in the United States, the café has been serving incredible Creole cuisine and preserving an important piece of American culinary history since 1921. The rich history alone is worth the visit, but the outstanding food will have you coming back again and again. The legendary stuffed shrimp absolutely lives up to its reputation. Each bite is packed with flavorful Creole stuffing, perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, and incredibly satisfying. It's easy to understand why this dish has become one of Shreveport's signature foods. The red beans and rice with smoked sausage is another must-order, delivering rich, smoky flavors and comforting homemade goodness. Their gumbo is equally impressive--deep, hearty, and filled with authentic Louisiana flavor that tastes like it has been simmering for hours. And if you're craving a sandwich, the po'boy selections are loaded with delicious fillings and served on fresh bread that makes every bite memorable. The restaurant's location along Cross Lake creates a beautiful waterside atmosphere that makes the dining experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast, lunch or dinner, the scenic views provide the perfect backdrop for a relaxing meal. The portions are generous, making the prices more than fair for the amount of food you receive. You definitely leave feeling like you got excellent value for your money. Even better, the staff is welcoming, attentive, and genuinely helpful, making guests feel right at home from the moment they walk through the door. If you're visiting Shreveport and want authentic Creole cuisine with incredible history, outstanding service, generous portions, and unforgettable flavors, Orlandeaux's Café is an absolute must-visit. It's not just a meal--it's a taste of Louisiana tradition that has been passed down through generations.

Philly was way too salty with a bad sodium taste. It was close to the highway and not a traditional…read morestopping place. Service was decent. This place isn't that nice inside

food was a bit salty for me and SUPER greasy. THis was the only food spot around that was OPEN and…read moresuper convenient since its close to the highway. Server was very friendly and checked in but overall, would not want to come back here if we are heading this way again in the near future

Want to go back to old-fashioned country cooking? This is your spot!!! You will never walk away…read morehungry and not satisfied. Service is top-notch with that ambiance that makes sense you feel at home

The real deal. If you want Louisiana Soul Food. This place is amazing. The staff makes you feel…read morelike a welcome guest.