We dropped in during cocktail hour specifically to play some rummy and have a few old fashioneds…read more This lounge is located in the back of Montmouth House. Historic & stately place to have a cocktail. Shondra was our bartender - very friendly and she shook some great drinks. The outdoor courtyard is ideal for drinks and conversation. Great patio. We sat inside and enjoyed the decor and met Stretch, the feline mascot. We also learned about One Boot Quitman. Quitman is a nice place to unwind. You can also dine at 1818 inside the mansion.

I went here for a drink and had a lovely experience. The bartender was super friendly and helpful…read morewith drink suggestions. And they provided some hors d'oeuvres to munch on which was a major plus. I sat by the fire place and enjoyed the whole ambiance of the place.

We went to the corner bar for drinks and chill and they didn't not disappoint! great service and me…read moreand my wife had great time.

Happened to drive by this charming little 'dive' bar - and I mean that affectionately. You enter…read morethru swinging wooden doors - Wild West/ Gunsmoke or 'I'm your Huckleberry' style. Dark, long wooden bar full of an entertaining cast of regulars and Tracy - the bartender extraordinaire who is funny and has everyone's 'number'. She knows their story and she takes care of everyone with a laugh and sometimes a story (if she has time). So imagine my surprise when I hear several regulars ordering steak TO GO! What? So, we asked. Yep, they cook steaks once a week on Wednesday. We ordered a filet and a filet burger To Go. These guys cook a kick ass, tender, perfectly cooked steak! Better than many steak restaurants. No joke. I hate to let the cat out of the bag since the place is small and packed even on a Wednesday night, but The Corner Bar is a hoot. You don't know who you will meet but you'll have a great time. And a great steak.

Mellow and fun! Great drinks and a nice vibe. Food was great. Seating was comfortable.read more

This is my go-to spot in Alexandria…read more I am not baller enough to stay at the Hotel Bently but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. Actually, that isn't true. I actually stayed at the OG Holiday Inn across the street from the Hotel Bently and found this bar by happenstance. So there I was, at the Holiday Inn for work and the bar was closed. Apparently, the bartender didn't show up for work and although the manager said I could tend the bar for the night, I was not about to start a new job. She recommended the Mirror Bar, located in the basement of the Hotel Bently. After assurances that I wouldn't be murdered walking the block to the bar, I set off. The Mirror Bar reminds me of a classy joint from a bygone era. Yes, there are mirrors. No, it is not some sort of weird place. I mention that because when I told people I went to the mirror bar they looked at me as if I was some sort of perv and I want to set the record straight. Back to the review. This is a nice bar with a nice selection of bourbon. Weeknights are pretty dead but don't let that stop you. In addition to bar seating, there are tables along the wall with comfortable chairs. Comfortable chairs in a dark classy bar? Yes, please. Prices are pretty standard for a hotel bar. Will I be back? of course. If you see me there, say hi and buy me a bourbon.

We are walking around Natchez Mississippi for a break from our Viking cruise and decided to take in…read morethe rabbit hole. Great ambience and very casual, a lot of places were closed on Tuesday, came in and had a very nice hazy. And had a seat in the bar, love the bar. Friendly people in Natchez! love the town.

Was in town for a conference and stopped at the Rabbit Hole for lunch…read more Overall impressions 3.5 Stars Ambiance: 4 Stars The bar restaurant is airy and open. One big room with 12 tables and about a dozen seats at the bar. The bar itself is cool and warm with the dark wood. You can tell a lot of people have use the bar for their food and drinks - in a good way. A great place to have a conversation but can become really loud due to its "open feel". NOTE: There is an outdoor seating area three or four tables so that might the area for you. Just tell you will be sitting out there for your meal. Food: 3.25 Stars Ordered the half size Andouille Sausage PoBoy w a side of Seasoned Curly Fries. (Extra) everything is a la carte. So, the PoBoy has so much more potential to be better. The best part is the sausage. About 6" link halved. The Cajun seasoning was yummy and spicy. It brought the heat. The sausage was fire charred and you will like the burnt ends though it was slightly chewy. Gotta' work your dentures. The "slaw" mixtures uses a vinegar based dressing and was a good complement to the sausage however, there wasn't a lot on the sandwich. The pickles were so-so. The bread was buttered and toasted but it needs mayo, come-back sauce or mustard to bring the sandwich to higher level. The seasoned curly was nicely fried and tasted decent. You get a healthy portion of it which was much appreciated however my guy says, "You don't need it, BUT you really do"! So would I ordered this again? Only if it came with a lot more slaw or mayo or mustard. NOTE: I saw the person ordered Cheeseburger Sliders and the ordered were three of them. Maybe next time I'll order it. Just need to make sure to have bed available to sleep of the meal. Service: 4 Stars Bartender / Server was pleasant and friendly but was busy due to the lunch crowd. Lack of staff - welcome to the current world we live in.

Bailey's is a Marksville gem. But be careful or you will miss it! Housed in an old movie theatre…read moreit has been reborn as a fun and at times lively watering hole right in the courthouse square. They feature comfortable lounge seating and tasty offerings at the bar and an always friendly staff. Weekends often showcase musical acts and sometimes a cover charge. Don't miss Baileys!

This is an old theater turned into a bar/nightclub. The…read moredecor is very unique and attractive. The atmosphere is wonderful. There is live music on some nights and special events that can be found on their facebook page. Very nice bar to relax with friends. Located on the Courthouse Square in Marksville.

Amazing joint hidden in plain sight! We stopped at another venue which was ok and we were about to…read moreleave and decided - Just one more! Well darn was this the perfect hipster joint. It has a vibe that reminds me of a cool place that doesn't need to try to be cool. The service was solid and we got to meet the owner and she had to be one of the coolest I've met. She chatted with us much of the night and all I can say is this is the place to be. I'll come back every time and this is my new go to in town. As much as I travel and as many places as I go I love it here! Best of luck to management and if you're in town you need to check it out and chill!

Wonderful view of Mississippi River. Shrimp and grits was super good. Spinach salad was a little…read moretoo salty due to salty blue cheese but overall we had great dinner there!!!

Fun, fun, fun. From bartenders who are willing to create a cocktail for you to darts and a decor…read morethat is engaging, this is a great hangout. Music, check. Games? Check. Great beverages? Check. View? Check. Now, just work on parking, lol.

I loved this quirky little bar…read more The stories these walls could tell! UTH saloon is jam packed with history and the stories tell themselves from the many articles and relics posted on the walls. It is said that Mark Twain himself used to frequent this joint and I can see why. We really enjoyed our visit. The bartender was super kind and attentive and the spaces were unique. My favorite area is the green room type space in the back. You can even sit on the elephant for a photo op! What a great little place!

The Living History tour summoned us for a first time visit to Natchez. We wanted to see what the…read moreTikTok hype was about at Frankie's so we made lunch reservations for four. First, the location is perfect - central to shopping and several tour homes. The interior is creative and beautiful with vibrant colors and interesting art throughout. We were there for lunch, but the bar area looked like a great place for a drink. The food was amazing - quality food with some unique selections - definitely chef worthy. The portions were also substantial. I highly recommend giving Frankie's a try. So why the two stars? I rarely take the time to give an eatery a less than 4-star review, but the service experience should be honestly noted. We were one of the first to arrive well before the lunch crowd, and slightly earlier than our reservation. They seated us right away. There was only one or two other tables seated before us. We received our appetizers promptly and then waited ONE HOUR AND 20 MINUTES for the main course to arrive. We went quite some time without explanation. When the delay reached an absurd amount of time, the waitress eventually ask okwedged the situation and apologized. She explained that the kitchen had 2 other "events" to manage and were overwhelmed. They must have been offsite events since there were not any large groups in the dining area and the vault dining room was empty. The main dining room filled up while we were waiting, but food was not coming out of the kitchen. Our waitress seemed to go to the kitchen several times to check on our food. We completely missed the 1:00 tour and was worried we were going to miss the 2:00 tour. We finally had to ask if we needed to wrap up without eating so we wouldn't miss a second tour. A waitress cannot help what the kitchen is doing or not doing. She seemed genuinely distressed. Now here's the kicker... the owner Frankie himself passed by our table no less than 20 times. Each time he looked at our table without food and made zero eye contact. It was obvious that he knew we had been sitting for an extraordinary amount of time and that the waitress was trying to get some help, but his emotions appeared completely indifferent. If our business as tourists were important to him, it sure didn't feel like it. This was shocking to us, so we had to look up his photo to make sure this was indeed Frankie. Did he need to talk to us? No, but it sure would have been nice. What was shocking was his willingness to lay the burden of this service debacle on the shoulders of the wait staff. Rather than help her manage customer expectations and help the kitchen or tables, he just watched. We did notice numerous "to-go" orders going out the door sporadically while we waited. When our plates finally arrived, we slammed them quickly. It would have been nice to savor the meals after all of that wait, but we simply did not have the time. Our wait person apologized to us again on our way out. We are gracious and patient and know that things can happen that are beyond control. We did not ask for anything to be comped or discounted, but it would have been reasonable to make such an adjustment or maybe offer a free dessert or cocktail at a future visit. We tipped well. And honestly, we felt bad for her and all the others. On our way out, we noticed Frankie behind the bar talking to a couple. He did not acknowledge us as we walked by.

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.

We enjoyed a great lunch at The Pig. My shrimp po boy and red beans & rice hit the spot! My wife…read moreloved the brisket tacos and my daughter had a great cheeseburger. And you can't beat the friendly people in St. Joseph!

My husband and I were staying at Lake Bruin state park nearby. We decided to stop in for dinner on…read moreSaturday evening. We shared the pulled pork and brisket sandwich and had a beer. Both sandwiches were good but we liked the brisket the best. We sat at a table in the dining area. The bar was interesting in that it had caps embedded in it. The service was prompt and attentive. If you are in the area stop in.

Walking into this place, I was kind of amazed at how small it was, although I do think they have a…read moresecond room that they open on the weekends for bands or a DJ. However, I was here during the week, so I can't say for sure. The bar itself is very small, there's a couple high top tables, about 6 seats at the bar, and a couple pool tables. Upon walking in, we were greeted by a very friendly dog. I'm not sure who she belonged to, but she was precious. The bartender was pretty friendly and the music being played on the jukebox was great too, just what you'd expect for the area. Beers here were a little pricier than you'd expect from a hole in the wall, but everyone here is so friendly. It's not everyone's scene, but it seems like more locals than anything come here.