The Cajun burger has got me rethinking my own burger ground recipe. Crushed it with the flavor and…read morecook on my order. Maybe a tad over-salted, but otherwise perfection. This thing came to the table pleasantly smelling like smoke, grill and beef joined each other to make an aroma therapy bomb, beloved by carnivores and despised by vegans. I like the overall vibe here, screens and killer beach view...ADHD is happy y'all, so much to see! The staff were on point during our visit. The Hostess, server, food runner and bartender killed it. The Bloody Mary was very good. I think we might have found another spot to escape casino food when we stay in Biloxi. Will come back, excited to try more of the menu.

My husband and I stopped in here for a late lunch, but unfortunately, we didn't really enjoy our…read moreexperience. We ordered the cheese bombs, and while the taste wasn't bad, there was hair cooked into the crust, which was pretty repulsive and immediately ruined the dish for us. We also ordered the Woody Burger cooked medium, but it came out very overcooked, dry, and surprisingly small. The menu is fairly priced, and the atmosphere wasn't bad. It has a sports-pub vibe, although I was surprised by how small all of the TVs were considering it's set up like a sports bar. Overall, this is a hard pass for us. There are definitely some positives, but the food quality and our overall experience weren't enough to make us want to return.

The sandwiches were great. The pizza was good and would be better if they cooked it well-done or…read morehad giardinera. The lady behind the cash register was sweet. The mild sauce made the fried good. The service was really slow and the cook was not a friendly guy. I want to like this place but Mr. Chef should slow his roll and be nicer to the customers. He told me I didn't pay for mild sauce, it's $1. Like wtf take your dollar man. The ambiance isn't supposed to be great at a place like this, it's a plain sandwich shop. I'd try again maybe.

Definitely a place we will go back to. Very reasonab pricing and very filling portions. We shared…read moreItalian beef... it was very good. The shrimp egg rolls were some of the best we have experienced! The young lady at the front is smiling, patient and engaging with recommendations and selections she enjoys. The owner is an engaging young man, proud of his product he is personally cooking. Small place, eat in or take out. I didn't see any none alcoholic beverages... but I wasn't in the mood for a beer. Maybe next time! On Saturday they grill/BBQ. We are looking forward to catching up with that! This is the kind of business we love to support!

If you're cruising through Pascagoula and in search of hearty, home‑cooked fare without breaking…read morethe bank, Aunt Nita's Seafood & Burger is a must-stop. With a steady 4.5‑star rating across over 200 reviews, this spot shines for its friendly service, generous portions, and mouthwatering menu--especially its legendary pizza burger Food: A soul-satisfying mix of burgers, seafood, and comfort classics--especially that famous pizza burger. Value: Portion sizes and prices make every bite feel like a steal. Service: Friendly, prompt, and welcoming. Atmosphere: Casual and charming, though not fussy--best enjoyed for the food and the folks. Ideal For: Anyone craving hearty local eats with big flavors and even bigger value. Go for the pizza burger (it lives up to every bit of its legend), pair it with fried okra or a shrimp po'boy, and round things off with a slice of cheesecake or cake if available. You'll leave happy--and maybe a bit full, but never disappointed.

Real good home style food with fair prices. Pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff. We will…read moredefinitely have to go back again

Probably had the best sandwich of my life here. I like sandwiches a lot so I know my stuff. My…read morehusband not as much and he thought it was delicious. We ordered the monster Italian and I told the guy all the extras down the one side of their menu and he did not disappoint. I could not eat all of my half of the sandwich. Thank goodness we did not order chips. Will definitely be back. I have already told my son about it who loves sandwiches like I do.

Corned beef sandwich was alright nothing great. Unfortunately they microwaved my sandwich, if they…read moreheaded up my meat with a toaster oven or a griddle would bring this to a prime sandwich shop. Service was ok, nothing wrong with it. Place was clean too.

I rarely venture to Ocean Springs but this place makes it worth it…read more The location is fantastic. Gorgeous views everywhere. Loved the different interior spaces as well - the decor is fabulous! There are so many nooks and crannies for groups of all sizes. I loved every space I saw! The staff are amazing! Every interaction was friendly and welcoming and they bust their tails going up and down the stairs with food and drinks! The food and drinks. Another great aspect! The menu is expansive with lots of options. We opted for an old fashioned and a bees knees and they were really lovely. We had our little ones (who loved the sandbox by the way!) so we opted for a pizza and some truffle fries. A great combination! Delicious!! Can't wait to visit again!

Yep 5 out of 5. Very friendly staff. Plenty of parking out front. Wife had a salad added chicken. I…read morehad their chicken salad sandwich excellent. Had a bowl of soup it was a yellow curry soup. Yummy but I'm getting over some GI issues and it was a bit spicy so had a good taste but couldn't finish it. They gave us two homemade cookies yummy. Yep great location excellent food and service. 5/5.

This is a very friendly, local place. One thing that impressed me the most - plate lunches on…read moreSunday! Most little places like this are closed on Sunday. If they have plate lunches it's only during the week or only during lunch hours. Martha's served me a meatloaf plate with corn and lima beans at lunchtime on a Sunday. Wonderful! The restaurant itself is nothing fancy. It seems like an old house that was converted to a restaurant at some point. You order at the counter when you go in, then they bring your food to your table when it's ready. The staff were very friendly. There was a steady stream of locals coming/going and the staff knew a lot of them personally, by name. They didn't neglect me though. My food came out quickly and my glass of tea never got empty. It's kind of hidden away in the countryside. I only discovered it via an online search. I don't come through here often, but I would not hesitate to go back. Highly recommended.

I was introduced to Martha's Restaurant by clients. It is "Mom and Pop" kind of restaurant. The…read morerestaurant has good food. I had the country fried steak lunch meal. Good size lunch portion. Country fried steak was good. The gravy and mash were filling. Lime beans had a nice flavor. I will definitely visit again.

Was not expecting more than a Dennys from the look of the place, but a drab appearance hides the…read moremost outstanding food I've had in a long time. I had the Breakfast Burrito - "The One Pounder" with eggs, bacon, sausage, onions, jalapeños, hash browns, cheddar cheese, (Pico de gallo, green onions, and salsa on the side). I declined the queso and the sour cream. This was, hands down HUGE!! Everything was distributed nicely throughout, but I have to comment on the pico. Being from Texas, I am a bit of a pico snob. Let me tell you, this was homestyle pico +100! It's the bomb!! The jalapeños were diced small, and I definitely tasted a hint of garlic in there. For non-spicy people, one of the things they avoid with jalapeños is that the pieces are too big, and the burn overrides being able to taste the flavor of the food. This was great to add flavor to each bite, without the overbearing quality of the pepper. Amazing, and great. My love had the Tenderloin Tips and Eggs. Her is her review: Eggs (fried) were wonderful, with a hint of sweetness we could not define. Southern style grits buttery and smooth, and the tenderloins seasoned wonderfully and delicious!

It's in my hotel (The Palace) which is super convenient for us , the food was fine , and it was…read morenever crowded The prices on a few items were a touch pricey for what they were 22.00 dollars for a mushroom burger steak tips and eggs 25.50 . We hate crowds more though and some days We just didn't want to rush. We ate here multiple x because it was right in our hotel. Was the food as great as The Toasted Yolk? nope Was it good enough to start a slow morning yep!! The servings are big, the food while nothing fancy is adequate to start your day, the place is not crowded and in a tourist town that's a plus right there. My favorite was just a simple fruit plate with yogurt and granola. Don't forget the Moscato:) The grits were good too!! Hubbie got the biscuits and gravy with sausage and my son pancakes. We also ate supper there one night I got the mushroom burger sans bun , my hubbie the catfish platter, and my son the Philly cheesesteak. The waitresses were nice and worked hard. Would I come again yes! Would I make a special trip here no! If you are staying at the Palace though and don't want to traipse to places for breakfast or Supper. Give this place a chance ! But they are a bit anal about you sitting the proper way -saw them get on a guy cause he moved his chair . It's not that serious Stacked . Otherwise it's a good enough place to eat a standard, filling breakfast

The hostess was fun, my server was pleasant and quick, I came and got the southwest benny, really…read moreenjoyed it.

Welcome to the brunch experience of HOLY SHIT, WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE?…read moreFirst, abandon all expectations at the door. Service? Excellence? Basic supplies? Those are apparently premium add-ons. Coffee? No problem. Tea? Absolutely. Ketchup? Sure. Hot sauce? Of course. Oh wait. My bad. They're out of all of it. At some point I genuinely started wondering whether the restaurant had recently been looted or whether we had accidentally arrived during the final hours before foreclosure. Carbonated water? Nope. Bloody Mary? Bold of you to assume a bar should know how to make one. Mimosa? Apparently you'll need to get your ass back in the car, drive somewhere that maintains a working relationship with both fruit juice AND champagne, and try again. The bar itself appears to be partially stocked, which somehow makes it worse. It's like looking into a pantry after a hurricane. There are technically objects in there. Whether any of them can be combined into a recognizable beverage remains under investigation. And then there's the customer service. Sweet baby Jesus. The overall atmosphere feels less like brunch and more like I accidentally walked into the middle of a workplace dispute nobody bothered to warn the customers about. Nobody appears to be wearing the same uniform, or possibly any uniform at all, so identifying actual employees becomes its own interactive brunch activity. Last time we came in, a woman in a tracksuit approached us with such confidence that I genuinely had no idea whether she worked there, was another customer, or was about to ask us why we were sitting in her section of Planet Fitness. Turns out it was her first day as the hostess. Of course it was. Honestly, at this point, if someone walked out of the kitchen wearing pajama pants, carrying jumper cables, and announced they were the executive chef, I'd just nod and ask whether the ketchup had arrived yet. Nothing about the place feels coordinated. The drinks aren't coordinated. The staff isn't coordinated. The inventory isn't coordinated. I'm not entirely sure the building itself has been informed that it is currently operating as a restaurant. You don't come here for brunch. You come here for an experience. An experience that begins with, "Surely they have coffee," progresses rapidly into, "How are you out of THAT too?" and ends with you sitting in your car afterward staring silently through the windshield while your passenger whispers: "Let's go to Waffle House" Come hungry. Leave confused. And for the love of God, bring your own ketchup.