The Boston Restaurant was absolutely amazing. The people were so nice. The food was a 10/10. I…read morehighly recommend it to anyone who is wanting to go. Food is a little pricey but definitely worth it.

The food and services are top notch! Recommend Boston…read moreRestaurant for all family members. The Chocolate Martini is a knock out!

I always stop here on my way back to Texas from New Orleans and pick up some fresh boudin. I get…read moretheir ribeye sausage when I can find it, and the stuffed chickens are so good.

Service has declined over the past year or two. Always love the meats and crackling but the past 2…read moretimes we've stopped they didn't have any and didn't offer to make any. Disappointing!

Excellent, enthusiastic service; delicious food; a customer-friendly atmosphere; and cozy décor a…read moreplace worth revisiting.

First, I am satisfied with the actual business and people there. This rating is purely reflective…read moremostly on the food. The Pho noodle soups are OK / Good. But I find that the meat, particularly the brisket, is full of fat. It would be better if they would evaluate the cuts of meat they are using to ensure they are not giving 50% of the slices as just fat strand pieces. About half of the slices in my soup were purely fat. I am not talking about normal brisket fat; the problem is with the fat content in each slice. I should have more brisket to chew than fat. Pieces that are pure fat are not good. And I could argue that it is brisket when the meat part is not there at all. Spring rolls were OK - but there are better ones out there at other Pho restaurants. Portion size: the soup portion and its components are enough for a sitting. Portion size on meat leaves something to be desired though. I recommend having a bit more meat in the portion. Freshness: After having been to many Pho restaurants, I will have to say food freshness seems to be OK, but not outstanding. I will reserve further comment because I have not been here consistently to give a valid opinion. Value: See also- portion size. Value reflects overpriced selections. Comparisons to other Pho restaurants has Pho Grace slightly overpriced. I won't return frequently solely due to value. Staff were fine - no complaints at all. Restaurant is clean with a nice atmosphere, particularly for lunch. Overall: Pho Grace has been good / great over the years. Value deducted 1 star. Fatty meat deducted 1 star. OK soup deducted 1 star. It was good, but not great. For future visits with better experiences, I will update the review, and should be able to add more stars. Pho Grace is a good restaurant and Hammond is better with them. I do recommend trying it.

With a craving for vegetables, I decided to try Yamato. I placed my order and paid online, then…read morereceived an email with my pickup time. I initially expected a phone call as well, so I arrived a little late--but thankfully my food was still fresh and warm. Upon entering, I noticed it's a small restaurant, not too busy or crowded. Many customers seemed to be ordering for pickup and heading out. The lunch bento was typical and overall okay. One thing I did notice, however, was that the vegetables weren't sautéed the way I'm used to. Instead, they were still quite crisp--almost crunchy--like they had been lightly flash-cooked rather than fully sautéed. The sweet potato roll was decent. I've had better, but I also understand that preparation styles can vary from state to state. Overall, I'm willing to give Yamato another try and explore more items on the menu.

Not your fanciest of restaurants but really good food. I love their tempura vegetables and get them…read moreevery time I go. Their bento boxes are full and the teriyaki chicken is one of my favorites--very flavorful and large portions. The service is great and it's quiet and relaxing, unlike other places in Amite that think the music has to be loud for it to be good.

Very good food and service and nice atmosphere. I had the delicious flautos. Last time a got the…read moreenchiladas. Real good also.

Gordo's Cafe has become one of my favorite little spots in town. It's truly a hidden gem! The food…read moreis always delicious, the portions are generous, and the horchata is excellent. I also love the atmosphere--the music is great, the staff is always friendly, and it just has such a welcoming feel. I'm so glad we have a place like this right here in our small town. Definitely worth checking out!

The food at this establishment has been good every time I have gone. They have a large variety of…read moreoptions and the food gets to the table quickly.

The Fried Shrimp was great. ***As a Cajun & with local tradition, I'd offer a side of Dirty Rice or…read moreJambalaya.***

Visited this restaurant for Sunday brunch and it was a great idea! Jarreau's is a small restaurant…read morein a small city. The staff was hospitable and very pleasant. The menu offers plenty of seafood options. I ordered the fried shrimp which came with fries and a special sauce. The sauce was a perfect addition to already seasoned well shrimp. I highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely visit again.

This place gets better every year. The menu is heavy on the seafood - but even "non seafood…read morepeople" (like me) can find something good to eat. I've only had one meal there I didn't really like, but I think I may have ordered the wrong thing (club was served warm, which is not my thing at all). Drinks are amazing and the staff is always friendly.

Cute little spot, super nice employee, great food presentation, and the sandwich was delicious.read more

Very friendly service and the food is good too! While the place has been there for over 20 years, I…read morehardly have time to stop there. However, when the weather is cool, it's a great walk destination with rewarding treats. If you like homemade pastries and coffee, with tasty lunch options, please check it out!

Talk about great food ! I love the atmosphere and the menu…read morehas variety Everything is fresh

Went by after church for Sunday Brunch, they had a band playing. It was pretty cool. They were busy…read moreand took a bit to get seated. Server was great and apologetic for the wait time. Here's what we ordered and thought he about it: Appetizer - French toast - toddler loved it but not size not worth the price - Meat pies- 4 tiny meat pies, flavor ok but not worth the price -duck quesadilla - I knew it was questionable with paired with jack cheese but I wanted to give it a try. It was a soggy greasy mess. But th sauce was good. Entrees - Chicken and waffles - decent flavor nothing fancy just decent - Kids Seafood crepe - the sauce was great, try crepes were a bit different but good the only thing missing was THE SEAFOOD. Yep, probably had two shrimp the whole crepe and they were cut in half. - Kida chicken tenders - waaaay too hard for kids to eat. The chicken tasted like charred burnt chicken. Like the third maybe 2nd batch of chicken in hot grease that cooks too fast on the outside so it is much darker, harder, and burned than the first batch. I asked for something else because after trying a piece of thr crust, I knew the kids couldn't eat that. The chef refused to take it back or replace INSTEAD he gave extra...like seriously if I feel they couldn't eat the first WHY I WOULD I WANT MORE. Overall, likely not to return. I saw two other tables call server over with issue. One of the deconstructed seafood pivot. Expensive and a waste of money. It was 3 towers of French bread with shrimp in a cream sauce. I saw the waitress tell the guy that it was filled with shrimp in the middle. Well, he opened his up and it was nothing but dry bread. He was visibly pissed. I'm glad I didn't order the full entree seafood crepes but I would have been upset with the amount of seafood which was shrimp only in it.

The staff was super helpful and sweet. It's a bit of a hole in the wall but this little place was…read morepumping out some tasty food. I got the junkin something which was super tasty meat with a little kick and then we also got the turkey one which was awesome! Would recommend for a quick bite to eat, there's not a lot of places to sit so we took ours to go and ate by the benches in the park across the street.

Overall 3.5 Stars…read more Located in Natchez, small quaint sandwhich shop has decent New Orleans food. Taking a lunch break from a conference, I found this on Yelp and we decided to try the place out. Ambiance - 3.5 Stars The old home which was converted into the sandwhich shop has very limited seating; only bar stools and can be elbow to elbow on space. There maybe about 12 bar stools so it might be best to call in or order at the counter as take out. Service - 4 Stars The staff were friendly and pleasant. The main cook checked on us regularly after we made a "New Orleans connection". Food: 3.5 - 3.75 Stars If you are getting a PoBoy meal it comes with a 6" or 10" sandwich and a bag of chips. Drinks and other items or extra. We ordered the following: The Junkin: a traditional Debris slow cooked roast. 3.5 4 stars The PoBoy had the usual condiments of lettuce, tomato and pickles w a light spread of mayo. The buttered bread was light and outside layered were crunchy. Just as it should be. The rendered pot roasted was flavorful and slightly juicy. I prefer my Debris to be more wet. 2. Large Cup of Red Beans and Rice - 3.5 Stars The beans were tendered but prefer to have the beans whole I stead of purée. The sausage and beef were good and the seasoning was good. Prefer it to be a bit more spicer. We recommend the place if you need a quick meal in Natchez near the waterfront.