Great little place slightly outside of Downtown Natchez (across from Hospital). It is in a strip…read moreshopping center, has plenty of parking and service is very good. The spaghetti and Shrimp Alfredo were very good...prices were very reasonable. This is the place locals go for Italian.

We had the chicken parmesan lunch special. It was very good, the whole restaurant smelled so good…read more The service was excellent. Prices are very reasonable.

Love the old style ambiance of the house The food is so…read moreoriginal and traditional And of course we can't forget the service spot on This dinner was a birthday and a 40th wedding anniversary !!!!! Could not have been better unless it was free‍

Find this gem while in Meridian for a month. It was so good we had to go back for seconds! The…read moreservice was amazing! I love the atmosphere there. The food was fresh and super tasty. If you're in the area, definitely go check out this cute gem.

Felt at home at once. They have a wonderful menu. Lots of dissesI love. I started with the Caesar…read moresalad with anchovies. It is so rare to find a real ceasar it was great. For the entree I had the Fruti de Mare. Excellent, I ended up eating just a little pasta the seafood was so good. Then we finished with the lemon chello cake. Every think was great. The service was attentive but not overwhelming. I'll be back.

Mario's Italian Restaurant & Bar -- a place where I left happy... but also slightly disappointed…read moreand emotionally confused. I ordered the lobster ravioli, which sounded like a life decision I'd brag about later. What arrived was 4 ravioli and 4 small shrimp -- which, in most cultures, is called an appetizer but I might just need to go on a diet. Flavor-wise it was... politely stated..Not bad, just kind of bland. Also the shrimp still had the tails on, so dinner became a part-time job. Nothing says "fine dining" like performing minor seafood surgery in pink sauce while your pasta cools. The wine list was the real plot twist. No rosé. No Sauvignon Blanc. I have never -- and I mean never -- gone to an Italian restaurant and ordered beer out of necessity. Yet here we are. It just didn't feel right. Now, credit where it's due: the garlic bread was actually really good (though I'm pretty sure it didn't grow up in that kitchen), and the limoncello cake -- confirmed not house-made -- was honestly the star of the meal. Service was great, atmosphere was pleasant, and I didn't have a bad time... Three stars: good evening, questionable portion sizing, and a restaurant that accidentally convinced me to drink beer at an Italian restaurant.

We ate at Mimmo's two nights in a row while visiting family. The first evening was good -- we had…read morethe lasagna and pizza, and both were enjoyable enough that we decided to return the next night. Unfortunately, the second visit was a very different experience. I ordered the chicken piccata, and it was extremely disappointing. The sauce wasn't bright or balanced as you'd expect from a piccata. Instead, it tasted heavy and starchy, almost like thickened chicken broth, with none of the lemony depth or richness the dish should have. It was not enjoyable. It was also my birthday, which made the experience more frustrating. I let our waitress know that the dish wasn't good, but nothing was done to address it. There was no effort to adjust, replace, or even meaningfully respond, which felt dismissive. Additionally, the night before we had been told that gnocchi could be prepared for us the following evening. When we returned, that was no longer the case, and again there didn't seem to be much acknowledgment of the change. The inconsistency between the two nights was surprising. The restaurant is clearly capable of decent food, but the lack of follow-through and service recovery made the second visit disappointing.

Finding Mimmo's in Laurel right now is like searching for lost treasure in a construction zone --…read morethe kind where the street looks like Act I of a tragic opera: "Ode to the Detour." You'll battle cones, dodge machinery, and question your life choices. But when you finally burst through the doors? Bravo! The interior hits you like a grand crescendo -- exposed brick walls, high ceilings, the kind of lighting that makes you feel instantly more attractive. It's pure Tuscan theater. The service deserves a standing ovation -- all charm, smiles, and perfectly timed entrances. But once the food arrived, the orchestra started to lose the rhythm. The garlic rolls, priced at a dramatic $14, made their entrance dripping in butter -- so much butter, in fact, that garlic seems to have drowned somewhere backstage. The rolls glistened like they were auditioning for La Buttera. Soft, rich, and tasty, yes... but garlic? MIA. It's like sending Pavarotti on stage and getting a kazoo solo instead. Then came the pizza, whose crust sang a lovely opening note -- smoky, beautifully charred edges -- but the center was still a little... doughy. A tragic reminder that even great tenors sometimes miss the high note. The lasagna should've been the grand finale -- the full-throated aria of the meal -- but instead, it came out more like the understudy: pleasant, but lacking passion. The meat was flavorful, but the rest felt uncomposed. A little more Parmesan bravado could've saved the day. If Yelp had half stars, I'd give Mimmo's a 3.5, because the atmosphere and service are pure opera -- dramatic, romantic, and memorable. But the food? Still rehearsing. Come for the ambiance, stay for the butter, and hope that next time, the kitchen hits all the right notes. Final act verdict: Mimmo's has the stage presence of a headliner -- now it just needs a little more flavor in its aria.

My cousin and I came here to eat lunch. I absolutely love the fried ravioli! It is a "must eat"…read morewhen at Billy's. You have a choice of ordering the fried cheese or the meat. However, the fried meat ravioli is not on the lunch menu.

Don't go by the photos of their pizza.. a few things here ... hardly any sauce on their pizza,…read moreMaybe 3 Tablespoons worth . We ordered the Supreme medium pizza. Seriously , 4 slices of pepperoni on the whole pizza. Huge chunks of onions and green peppers that were just cut and laid on top without grilling them First .. not much cheese either .. Bad all the way around.

This restaurant is amazing. Cozy little Italian restaurant with the best filet paired with angel…read morehair pasta I've ever eaten. My daughter had the chicken parmesan and said it was amazing! I highly recommend this restaurant.

This is a cozy little Italian place that was probably the best place to eat in Natchez. I was not…read moreimpressed with the food scene here, but found this to be a good place to try. We ate here twice when here for four days. We love old houses, so coming down here was a bucket list item for us. We split their chicken parm, had a dessert, and drinks. I loved their espresso martini! That is a must, and totally worth it. I was a bit surprised on the prices thinking they would be a little less being that we were 1. in Mississippi 2. this is not a high end establishment, but being from Nashville, the prices were comparable to what we pay at a mid-range Italian place in our city. Just be prepared and do not have expectations that you are paying less just because you're in MS, lol. Service was iffy. That was one thing I can't really attest to. For starters, on the first night, we saw a couple of waitresses "getting into it" and though they were in their own little corner, they were still obviously heated with one another. The second visit was fine, but we saw our server very little, and we had to fetch her to get more water. Overall, the experiences were fine. I think it is worth coming for drinks at minimum if you do not dine here.

This is our favorite Italian restaurant on the Northshore.... I get the Chicken Romano and my wife…read moregets the Seafood Ravioli.... It's always delicious... I just wish they would go back to the old garlic butter for the free rolls... it was so much better.

This place was really delicious. Came here with my family it was 11 of us and we got sat…read moreimmediately. The inside is quiet and there weren't many people here. If I would visit this town again I would visit again.

I have celiac and I found out the chef does also so that made my experience wonderful! it was so…read morenice to be able to eat tasty food and be understood. definitely recommend! be prepared to wait for the food though, the restaurant was really busy. but like they say good things come to those who wait!

We were visiting out of town and were blown away. Super intimate setting and delicious food. The…read morechef Chris was amazing and game out to greet us himself!

The most amazing pizza in Hattiesburg. Really good salads, sandwiches & pasta. They have a good…read moredrink menu. Nichole, our waitress this time was a breath of fresh air!

Took us 10 minutes to even be acknowledged by our waitress in a half empty restaurant…read more They brought out the wrong food when they brought our food out. The only positives were the comped entree and gift card because of the bad service.