The food was not delicious and neither was the service yet others tout this place as if it is…read moreflawless. If it were the last place to eat on earth I'd go ahead and prepare to meet my maker-hungry.

Biscuit was bomb and needed on a morning hungry belly. I got the pimento cheese biscuit, really…read moregood but wish some how the cheese was warmer or spread evenly so it wasn't such a difference in temperature.

Make a reservation! They are busy- for good reason. Good breakfast/brunch spot. I don't think I've…read moreever seen them NOT busy. Food is tasty. Biscuits are warm and fluffy (forgot a pic) - ask for extra butter! Service has always been wonderful. Benedict's on the biscuits are delicious. Drinks are good! Would recommend.

Table of 3 and we all enjoyed everything! A 25-minute wait turned into 5 minutes. Waiter was…read moreexcellent, despite busyness of restaurant. Everything came surprisingly fast, seasoned well, nothing over or undercooked, and agreeable portions. New restaurant in a new plaza, so it's very clean, cute, and ample parking. Our bill came to $87-VERY fair: three mocktails (they're not called that but I don't want to just say "drinks"), six beignets, Louisiana redfish, shrimp and grits, and a burger plate. On our way out, we were thanked by at least four team members.

We love Off The Rail! It's a MUST DO whenever we're in town. Best Bloody Marys! Food is always…read moreyummy and everyone is always so kind. Cute rail car motif, you're literally eating on a train! Love it! We never miss this stop.

I've been wanting to stop by this place for years! I finally got the chance to, last time I was in…read morethe area. Every time we ever drove by it was closed. So last time when they were open I was excited to finally go inside and scope it out! Honestly kinda disappointed but not in the service or food. Just in the experience itself. I was expecting the inside to look way cooler but it just seemed old and unkept. I think a place like this would be more of an experience while eating. Kinda like rainforest cafe where yeah the food is good but there is so much cool stuff to look at. When you eat here you are literally in a train car but it just feels like they took the train car out of a junk yard and put tables in it. It's not that bad but it's just not what I thought it would be. Still. The food I got was tasty and I really liked it. The service was great, very nice and helpful. I'd go back but for the food not because it's in a train car.

Had a great experience at this amazing diner! Food was delicious and easily located in the…read moredowntown area. I had the Philly omelette and it didn't disappoint. Service was excellent. Gigi is so warm and welcoming.

Food was standard American breakfast food however the service and ambience took it to another level.read more

First time with the family for early dinner and the place is amazing, delicious food our server…read moreJenny was excellent and the patio it is spectacular! love everything about this place. Highly recommended!

Cool venue and location with nice variety of drinks. Used to like the place a lot more prior to the…read morerebooted menu. I never thought the place needed multiple $30-$50 entrees with small portions, but I guess the owner(s) did. I don't see myself spending $26 for two pieces of chicken, $35 for ribs or $36 on a stuffed pork chop (I could feed my whole neighborhood with $36 of home-cooked pork chops--pork shoulder never be that expensive). Also, this place prided itself on being a taste of the gulf, but steak frites, $20 2-taco plates, and fajitas really don't scratch that itch for me like the old menu did. If I wanted Tex-Mex, I'd go to one of the 15 Mexican joints in the area and save some money in the process. It doesn't help that basically all of my favorites--the brunch chicken & potato waffles, the boudin burger, the buffalo chicken fries, and a few seafood dishes--were casualties. I haven't been back for the weekend breakfast, but that probably isn't a bad deal if the menu sounds good to you. Usually the servers are nice and I haven't had anything less than good service, but the owner(s) definitely went off the rails.

This place is not a friendly environment for people of color. We came in and there was hardly…read moreanyone there. We were sat at the very back of the restaurant away from everyone. As we watched people come in the same party size of Caucasian race, they were all sat near the front away from us. Our waitress only saw to us when time to get order and bring food. No checking in on us throughout our time. Food is not an issue. My husband and I both hunt and fish thinking this would be something we would enjoy instead we felt awkward the whole time and just wanted to eat and get out of there. We visit the area at least once a year and have never been treated like this until today. We will not be going back which is sad because the place has great potential.

My "have it your way burger" reminded me of the away I feel when I haven't eaten at my favorite…read morerestaurant in a very long time. And, the chocolate shake with 1 pump of espresso is probably the best shake I've ever had in my life. According to the way I look, I've had many a shake.

Fantastic. Loaded biscuit (with gravy) is decadent, Barnyard breakfast with French toast was the…read moreperfect combo for two. Fast and friendly. Super reasonable prices. I would eat here regularly if I lived nearby. Great coffee too!

This is the best place for breakfast in Monroe. The ham sandwiches are also excellent Service was…read moreall I could ask, and very friendly. The atmosphere is old school and welcoming. Try the pies if you get a chance.

This is an old Magnolia favorite, and we know it's not perfect. For years, we went bc we loved…read morevisiting with Mister James, and we wanted breakfast. I went today and enjoyed a huge plate of French toast and sausage. It was perfect for the money I paid. No, it won't win culinary awards, but it's just basic good food, and I didn't have to cook it. Adjust your expectations and enjoy this old small diner experience.

this place reminded me of a local huddle house. the service was good, but the food was subpar. the…read morepancakes were not done. the biscuits and gravy would have been good, if the gravy wasn't cold. the bacon and sausage was alright. the hashbrowns were the best thing we had! even the coffee was not the best.

They never let me down. Great steaks grilled to perfection. Service is top notch. Need to make a…read morereservation because they are always busy. It's because they do everything right.

This spot wasn't terrible, but it definitely wasn't for me. The young man working the bar was…read morereally kind, which I appreciated, but overall the vibe felt very "deep South"and not in a way that felt welcoming to someone who looks like me. I was just passing through, heading to my hotel while traveling for work, and stopped in because it's super convenient right off the feeder road near downtown. The food was okay, nothing special. I got the sense that it's probably popular with locals, but personally, I didn't feel super comfortable and probably wouldn't go back or recommend it. Just kind of a forgettable experience overall.

This is a gas station, and convenience store with a kitchen that serves both fast and "slow" food…read more(served fast) like gumbo, red beans and rice, and other Southern delectables. There is both dine in and take out. The atmosphere is very casual. R&B music plays on the speakers. Everything looks clean. The employees are friendly. Service is excellent. I enjoyed the food and had a bom temp!

I'm so grateful that Yelp led us here!…read more Fleur Deli is located inside of BonTemps gas station right off of Hwy20 and is definitely NOT your average gas station food! They have a good selection of burgers, sandwiches, wrap & po'boys to choose from along with sides. They also have a counter with some house made ready to go food. I even saw a big pot of gumbo. I got a TURKEY BLT with no cheese. It comes on a fresh jalapeño cheddar bread that was not spicy - just very good. The turkey was shaved turkey with a healthy topping of bacon & lettuce. The BLT spread seems like a mayo spread with chopped bacon, tomato, & herbs. It was really light and good. My husband loved his SHRIMP PO BOY. He said the breading on the shrimp was delicious & bread was good. Our only regret was not getting fries or onion rings to try. There are several tables to eat inside and a couple right out front. There appeared to be several locals coming in to pick up food while I was waiting about 10-15 minutes for our food. I would highly recommend stopping here to eat vs your average gas station or fast food.