A visit to The Myrtles Plantation offers a unique blend of Southern history, architectural beauty,…read moreand just enough mystery to keep things interesting. The guided tour does a strong job of bringing the property's past to life. Set among towering oak trees and Spanish moss, the plantation itself is visually stunning, and the home's preserved interiors give an authentic glimpse into 18th- and 19th-century Louisiana life. Rainy Day our knowledgeable and engaging tour guide, was mixing well-documented history with the plantation's well-known ghost stories in a way that feels balanced rather than over-the-top. That said, expectations matter. If you're hoping for a purely historical deep dive, some of the supernatural elements may feel a bit dramatized. On the flip side, if you're looking for a full-on haunted experience, it's more subtle than theatrical. Overall, The Myrtles Plantation tour is a worthwhile stop for anyone traveling through Louisiana. It offers a memorable mix of culture, history, and atmosphere--especially for those who appreciate a good story along with their sightseeing.

Made this a last minute addition to our weekend Gulf getaway. From start to finish, the service…read morewas amazing! Friendly and funny, every employee we encounter was eager to share information and tips that made this a great place to stay. Lauren was a fantastic tour guide that brought the house to life for us. Don't miss the welcome glass of champagne.

This antebellum mansion from 1830 survived the American Civil War. There are 10 guest rooms but we…read morecame to the restaurant for brunch . We were able to make a reservation on Open Table. Joseph Emory Davis, patriarchal brother to Confederate Pres Jefferson Davis, the owner of Hurricane Plantation in Warren County, Jefferson Davis made his final speech from Anchuca's front balcony, near the Vicksburg Battlefield. We got here early and parked in the small parking lot. We wandered around all of the beautiful rooms from the period. We were seated in the library. Brunch entrées included a small salad or fruit cup, and a dessert. We enjoyed our salads with balsamic dressing. For an entrée, I chose seafood, gumbo, and my husband, the shrimp and grits. The cheesy, creamy grits with the best I ever tasted, and my husband doesn't like shrimp, but he devoured them. We're trying both desserts, the warm peach cobbler alamode and the white chocolate bread pudding were obscene. Our meal was delicious, service, impeccable, and the setting spectacular.

A charming bed and breakfast offers the distinction of being the former home to the elder brother…read moreof Jefferson Davis, Confederate President for the duration of the American Civil War. Approximately a mile from the Vicksburg battlefield, the house sits high on a hill that would have had direct line of vision to the Mississippi River during the war. The house still bears the scars of battle shrapnel but was ultimately spared. The buildings are an impressive representation of Southern living for the well to do in the late 1800s. The upper porch served as the location for Jefferson Davis last public speech after the war. The restaurant serves a nice breakfast to boarders and a more elegant option for dinner with a full menu. Pleasant service in a cozy dining area makes for a great experience in this historic home. P.S. Note that both the dining area and all of the in rooms are not handicapped accessible and require the ability to claim stairs.

We stopped in here for dessert, but the I kinda wish we had come here for dinner as the place we…read morewent was a little underwhelming. The service was awesome, the place is super cute, and the food looked good! The server offered us a biscuit to start with, but we declined, since I was just ordering the Natchez beignet. I should have taken it though, because biscuits. But I guess I assumed the beignet would be beignets, with powdered sugar like in NOLA. No, this was one beignet with ice cream and some kind of sauce that was derived from angel tears with pecans on top. Holy cats, it wasn't what I was expecting but man it was delicious!! The server misunderstood us and bought two, when we just wanted one, and very graciously didn't charge us for the second; of course we gave him a good tip, as he was super polite, and really great. I would so come here for dinner or lunch when we come back to Natchez! It's a neat place, with great desserts, and awesome people. That makes me a fan!

Overall 3.25 Stars A…read morelong weekend conference can make you very hungry and we stopped by here for a lunch break. In truth, we were heading to another place for lunch and we saw this place and we figure we stop here; especially when it was 95 outside. A good old' sweet tea was callin' our name. Ambiance - 4 Stars - when you walk in, you are greeted with a huge bar with many seats, a huge selection of bottled liquor, quaint tables and bench seating. Ambiance: Your body becomes relaxed and stress free due to old brick, warm wood, and classic but whimsical pictures frames. Instantly a sweet tea is what your body is craving for or a lovely old fashion, if you prefer an "adult" drink. I believe in the evening, live blues music serenade you as patiently eat your entree. Due to our short time in Natchez, we were not able to stay and listen to the blue music. Service: 3 Stars Our server was young and enthusiastic but was nervous. We believe he began his training with us. Very attentive however, he sometimes forget to bring certain items to our table. With a friendly smile, I reminded him on the items that we requested. My friend and I remembered our time in the food industry and was nice to assist the new generation. We were once "a green horn" ourselves. The restaurant features Cajun New Orleans style food. Food: 3.25 - 3.75 Stars We ordered two lunch dishes and one dessert. Blues Burger - 3.5 Stars: Smoke shredded rib and chicken meat, sweet BBQ sauce, red onions, and crawfish queso served on a large biscuit bun. So, the biscuit burger was good however due to the characteristic nature of a baked "biscuit bun", the bun broke apart because of the BBQ sauce and crawfish queso. Definitely need a fork with this burger. Also, there is a lot going on with the flavor profile too. Sweet, savory, creamy and slightly salty. It was good but it needs a hint of citric acid, hot sauce or vinegar to hit the spicy / tangy profile. Jonnie Mae Burger: 3.75 Stars - it is an 8 oz hand Pattie beef topped with a generous portion of fried onion rings, a few fried pickles, fresh tomato and lettuce with a layer of honey sweet mustard on a brooch bun. I asked for medium rare however the beef was cooked to medium well. The burger was tender and juicy. Though topped with fried onions and pickles, you can taste the beef which made the burger more enjoyable. Sometimes, when a burger has a lot of toppings, the ingredients overpower the beefy taste. This is not the case with this one. The toppings complimented the beef. Definitely recommend this dish! Both entrees were served with Cajun fries which were good and crispy. For dessert, we ordered one serving of beignets (3.25 stars) with our coffee. They were three beignets generously sprinkled with powered sugar. They were hot and fresh however they were slightly small. Also the beignets were more square instead of round. It was flaky, but was slightly doughy. They were enjoyable with the coffee. It was even better by dipping the Beignets into the coffee. The chicory flavor of the coffee gave a slight bitterness to the beignets. Overall, we enjoyed our lunch and the chill atmosphere of Biscuits and Blues. Looking forward and trying their other dishes. Especially when they have live music during evening time. Possibly will order a good old-fashioned drink too. We both recommend a place.

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.

The Saint Restaurant & Bar is located within the St. Francisville Inn…read more My Wife and I eat here at least once or twice a year, which began in 2024. It is easily in our top 5 favorite restaurants. It would also be within the top 3 or 5 best restaurants we've eaten at. I think it has gotten better since we started visiting, which is saying a lot. The restaurant is now getting recognized by Michelin and was recently added to their Michelin Guide. I will have to see if I can locate additional photos I have taken over the years. We have been at this point, June 2026, about five times. Every time we go the food and service is 10/10. We always start with the Baguette, Bisque and Sensation Salad. If I had to choose one dish to order it would be the Bisque. I could make a meal out of it with the Baguette. It is one of the 10 best bites of food I have ever had. It's the best thing on the menu in my opinion and luckily it's a main stay. As far main dishes go we have had varieties of their steak, pane'd veal, pork chop, pasta and fish. All were amazing. When it comes to desserts we typically get the flourless Chocolate Torte (when available) and the cheesecake.

What a great place! Spent one night here & thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The inn Is beautifully…read moredecorated & our room off the inn was perfect. Very comfortable bed, & nice bathroom. We didn't get a chance to enjoy the pool or outdoor area but it looked inviting. Don't miss dinner at the Inn! Everything start to finish was delicious!!! Great bar too & sitting on the front porch after dinner was even better! Highly recommend!

Stayed two nights for the 4th of July weekend, felt like we had the entire place to ourselves!…read moreBeautiful home, very spacious rooms and rich with charm. The property is stunning and so well kept. The main house is very quiet, never once did we come across other occupants. Would be very nice if water was offered in the main house. We very much enjoyed our stay, one day we will come back and do the historical tour of the home!

I booked this inn with 2 other couples. When we got here, we were told "rooms got moved around". So…read more2 of my friends were moved to the main house, and I was still in the garden view. Not end of the world but didn't want to be separated. THEN we get to the room, and we have ZERO blankets. Just a sheet. And because they have ZERO staff on site from 10pm to 8 am, I was screwed and froze all night! Called the next morning and asked for blankets, told them I had a sheet only. No apology or anything! There are coffee pots in the room but no water to make coffee. So bring your own water. Also, I'm road tripping and this was the worse (hardest) bed yet. Staff were friendly and rooms were clean and of course the mansion is majestic. But my experience here was awful. I froze all night. Terrible experience.

I ordered the days special, chicken salad and tomato bisque…read moresoup. I was surprised the sandwich had nuts in it, considering all the issues around nut allergies. I would have liked to known that before ordering. My husband did change his order to another menu item. The quality of food was good and I felt appreciated for our business .

We were in town for a little day getaway and had our dog with us so we decided to have lunch at…read moreBird Dog Café because they have outdoor seating. There was some kind of street fair going on, so we parked in the back and walked in from the back door. It was a little confusing, but we four a very sweet server who showed us where to sit. I think her name was Lincoln and she was very sweet. The outdoor area was a little messy, but no big deal. The food was okay. I had a French burger that was a little flat tasting. My husband had the French dip. Again, it was just okay. Cocktails were pretty good. Based on that alone I probably wouldn't go back, but we were limited on choices due to having our dog with us. Here's where it took a turn. We went to our car and there was a very nasty note telling us, "The next time you park here you will be towed." It directed us to go inside to get someone to move their car which was blocking us in. We didn't see any other parking lot and there weren't any no parking signs. I went inside and found our waitress who gave the note to a woman sitting at the bar with papers spread out in front of her. I assume she was the manager or owner. She didn't say a word and sent the waitress to move her car. All of the sudden our sweet server wasn't so sweet. Come to find out, the parking lot entrance was on the side where the street fair was and we couldn't see it. I think that is a pretty nasty way to treat customers. I don't recommend this place at all.

We had to be out of our hotel by 10 am we had two hours before our train arrived so we were…read moregrateful to find this spot! They had a lot of room to spread out and breakfast was so yummy,that we bought another sandwich for the train ride!

Lee's was fantastic. Because of their options for people with gluten allergies, I ate here three…read moretimes. GF options included crustless quiche (except they were out the whole time we were there), GF bread for sandwiches (ask for 4 slices to make a full sandwich since the size of the bread is so small), omelettes, salads, smoothies, chicken and rice soup. For dessert, they have something called Blueberry Bliss, which I thought was very good but not something I would order again (only because it tasted like Cool Whip topping instead of real whipped cream). Their iced tea was great. Wish I had also tried their coffee. We were very thankful to eat here as much as we did.