I stopped by Crazy Cat Eat Up in Jackson, and loved the vibe. The ambiance is fun, colorful, and…read morefull of personality--very welcoming and laid-back. The service was friendly and attentive, the food was awesome as well to make the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. A great local spot if you're looking for good energy and a relaxed atmosphere.

Everything on menu is Absolutely Delicious! Fast service and…read moreservers show attention to your satisfaction. My favorite is the quiche served with a devine salad! Bread pudding is wonderful! We order frozen meals to go. On my top restaurants list for Jackson.

I decided to have lunch and didn't realize that there was a spot inside the museum. And so, I…read moredecide to have lunch here at the café inside the museum, of all places. It was after 1 PM on a Sunday afternoon in late April 2025. I was hungry and didn't want to find anything that was open on a Sunday. It was best that picking up something fresh here seem to be the only course of action without having to traverse all over town for a bite to eat. There was two tables that were placed outside the hallway where the Nissan cafe was. The experience here was very quick casual. I probably took about 10 minutes from looking at the menu above the counter and decide to have some New Orleans cooking. The jambalaya featured that day was really good and delicious. I also had the brisket wrap, which was also delicious and a compliment to the jambalaya. I ended up ordering from the counter and paid for my meal, like a general fast food encounter would be. I told them I'll be outside at the tables. After 15 minutes, they brought it out to me, and I went to town with it. For the most part, though, I was thankful that this place was here and also was open on a Sunday afternoon too. It's for everybody and anyone who is here visiting the museums and wanted a bite to eat or have a have a drink while exploring the magnificent exhibits that these two museums have to offer. The Nissan cafe is a small little café that serves up delicious food for everyone who wants. The menu was simple and very limited though. Just a choice of a few items that you could order and it would be the highlight of your day here in Jackson, Mississippi. The overall experience here at the Nissan Cafe by Nick Wallace was good and definitely worth coming here especially when you don't need to be anywhere else but a museum in Jackson on a weekend. The service here was good, fast, and casual. While the simple set up was just that, it was definitely nice to have Cajun Creole food at your fingertips without having to scour the sea looking for it. If future travels permit me to do so, I will come back and try out more of what I missed the first time. The prices is here are not bad, plus you're supporting a small business inside a public museum. It's all good. I don't mind spending extra for a good meal that's benefiting the cafe as well as the museum. It was nice to dine here and I hope to come back here soon. As far as staff goes, you have to clean up after you are done, but they bring you your food after you purchase it. There is no servers, just a simple cafe that brings you genuine Cajun / creole cuisine here in Jackson, Mississippi. Aspect is to come here to enjoy the two museums here and have lunch. That is the best combination you could have on a weekend afternoon. Dress casually during the summer and dress warmly in the winter. The Nissan Cafe by Mike Wallace is located inside the dual museums - Mississippi Civil Rights & Museum of Mississippi History. It's physically located at 222 North Street in beautiful Jackson, Mississippi. The museums charge admission fees daily but also have days where admission is free. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. As far as parking goes, you might want to see if there is private parking for the museums first. I happen to use uber for my travel needs. And as needed, you can find street parking where you can find it. If you prefer Jackson's public transportation, consider the routes that's right for you and get here for the day. Explore the museums at your leisure and have lunch at the Nissan Cafe by Mike Wallace while you are here. And as always, uber and Lyft are always at your disposal whenever you need it. The only regret that I didn't do was grabbing dinner just before leaving the area here. That way I had something for that evening. Oh well. If you visit the museum, you should consider dining here and having a bite to eat. Definitely a good place for y'all while supporting the museum and the cafe. Recommended if you are in the area and love Cajun and creole cuisine like me. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

The food was amazing. We had a beet salad and chefs MS Gumbo. We also finished with a piece of…read moreraspberry cheesecake. Awesome!

My coworker and I order breakfast from Toasted Yolk often, and it always hits the spot. The cheese…read moregrits are deliciously dreamy and so are the pancakes! I appreciate the non-pork meat options. We stick to our usuals, the Two eggs deluxe breakfast - chicken sausage, scrambled eggs, cheese grits, wheat toast. The Yolk Lovers Breakfast - ham, eggs, hash brown casserole, pancake. Overall: It always comes through in the clutch. I'm definitely going to have to go in person to try some of the other options!

I stopped in with my coworkers to have breakfast today. The staff is very friendly and helpful…read more This spot does really good business. No reservations are needed. I ordered the double decker omelete, with a biscuit and cheese grits, chased down with an OJ. The breakfast was pretty good, no complaints. The ambiance has a family vibe to it. Very warm and welcoming. Cash/Credit/Debit are accepted here. There is ample parking available in the parking lot.

A hidden gem. Best meal in memory…read more Shrimp tacos in background and in foreground I ordered the creole pasta with Salmon on top and subbed the pasta with an order of fried rice.

Looks like the menu items that are not Vietnamese staples may be the way to go, but I ordered the…read morepho and banh mi. Everything was dumped into my warm not hot, weak bowl of broth : chopped cilantro, bean sprouts, many, many slices of white onion. I had to request more herbs, lime, and I still never got any jalapeño, Thai basil or green onion. Maybe it's supply issues since the "not a fan of big government" crew doesn't believe in regulations regarding our food supply. But the banh mi was sad too, lacking the crunch of do chua with a few sad soggy cucumber strips. The place was clean, the staff was friendly enough. If I had to come back, I'd order donuts.

Overall 3 Stars Located near the Char restaurant in building…read more/ suite 145, it was confusing when using the Yelp or Apple Map directions. Make sure to look for the Char restaurant as a reference. The bagel bakery is housed with other shopping, restaurants and businesses. I parked near Whole Foods which is the back part of the shopping center. Ambiance: 3 Stars As you walk in the bakery, the decor is modern with various paintings and artworks. There is plenty of tables, chairs and 3 large booths. At full capacity, the noise level will increase. The display of the bagel section is great however, it is hard to read the menu board due to the narrow ordering area. There are menus available if you can't read the menu display. Service:3 stars You are greeted by the staff and the ordering starts at the deli section. The ordering process is somewhat chaotic. It wasn't busy, but it seems the staff helping at the counter were scrambling more than they should have. They were pleasant and professional but somewhat slow when ordering a few items. Everything is freshly prepared and you are eating in line to pickup your order. This delays the line to move. Food: 3.5 Stars The freshness of the bagels, the various salads (chicken, tuna, or veggies) and condiments were crispy, moist and or succulent. I ordered the Egg, Meat and Cheese on an Everything Bagel 3.5 Stars. The patty sausage, cheese and egg were ok. The bagel was the STAR of the show. Slightly salty to balance the various seeds and onion. It was light, crunchy on the outside and soft and chewy inside. I added a few dashes of Louisiana Hot Sauce to enhance the flavor of the sandwich. Because of the freshness and the taste of the Everything bagel, I ordered the Baker's Dozen to bring home. I will update the review with comments from the family on the various bagels I bought Enjoy!

This place was great for us because we had an early day on our road trip. Breakfast was decent and…read morei was able to take a large sweet tea to go for our day ahead of us.

I decided to try this place with my mother after taking a red-eye flight to Jackson. We walked in…read morearound 9am on a Sunday morning and, after confirming they had pork-alternatives on the menu, waited to be seated. The place was not crowded but was doing a decent business and we only waited about a minute before being escorted to our table. The space is slightly cramped, as you have to walk single file down the aisles, especially if there are customers at the tables. Regardless, the decor is nicely done with cool copper looking A/C ductwork exposed among the black painted rafters and beams in the ceiling. I was immediately arrested by the Apple Fritter French Toast, French toast style fritters with fried apples, rum butter sauce, blueberries and powdered sugar! Both the description and the pictures on the menu were mouth-watering! But I was also torn between that and the Bourbon Street Pancakes, three house-recipe cakes topped bananas, pecans, rum butter sauce drizzle and whipped cream. Yeah, I was thinking exactly what you are thinking right now! After much indecision, I opted for the French Toast, with a side of eggs and chicken sausage. My mom ordered the Pumplin Crunch Waffle, a pumpkin infused graham cracker crunch Belgian waffle, spiced pumpkin cheesecake butter, maple pumpkin syrup and powdered sugar. I also opted to try one of their Cranberry Pomegranate Fizz Mocktail, which was iced tea, cranberry and pomegranate syrups, lime and ginger beer, with rosemary and orange peel! We were taking no calories prisoner today! After a short wait, my mocktail was brought out. It was just okay. First, the glass was completely full of ice so there was barely any drink. The syrups were a little too sweet and the ginger beer was not very prominent. As I was tasting it, our server came back to inform me that they were out of apples for my French Toast. Maybe its just me, but 9am seems kind of early to be running out of ingredients for your featured dish at a breakfast/brunch restaurant... Anyway, that dilemna settled, I reverted to my other choice and got the Bourbon Pancakes. I also asked the server to remake my mocktail with less ice, which he obliged very quickly. Our food arrived shortly thereafter and the pancakes were really good! Just the right amount of flavor and syrup. My mom's belgian waffle was also pretty good, although she wished it had been larger. The eggs and sausage were decent, but not especially memorable. Overall, it was a really enjoyable first meal back in Jackson. I would not hesitate to come again!

Food and service were outstanding! Huevos rancheros with chorizo is my go to at Another Broken Egg…read more We were seated right away and the waiter was super friendly and even bantered back and forth with us while ordering and asking questions. I also had a Bloody Mary but didnt really care for the house mix.

We ordered the Choctaw and the blue plate spaghetti. It was our first and the owner was so amazing…read morehelped with our orders. Threw in some cookies and chips for our first time it was so nice. The food was amazing the vibes were great and your in the middle of downtown. 10/10 will be back.

I love everything about this place. First visit was about 18 months ago and found myself dreaming…read moreof this bread. They make it fresh everyday and to have it on a sandwich is amazing. This is the type of place I'd go way out of my way to grab lunch. You can just tell it's made that day and fresh. Gotta love a place that has the same faces each time also! It's my must stop (currently only) lunch spot in Jackson!

The food is average, the buffet is normal canned and fried southern food. Nothing to brag about…read more I will not take my family there again. A 20% 'gratuity' is added onto the buffet (or any) order with 5 or more people. We have 3 children and most of the time a visiting friend with them. No one waits on us. No one gets our drinks. At the buffet, certainly no one is serving our food. Our bill quickly jumps from $80 to $100 ... for no service. Just like someone taking an order at the gas station and charging a gratuity because you are honored to be in their presence. Might as well to the gas station down the road if no one is waiting on you. It is average. Nothing special. The bathrooms should be cleaned daily.

Jamie's is a locally, veteran-owned restaurant in Clinton. They take pride in the service they…read moreprovide and the food they put out. The space is a former entertainment center that they transformed into a nice restaurant. They have rooms for parties and there's plenty of space between the tables. Service is always good as I think Chic-fil-A trains the staff. For this visit, I ordered the pancake platter, with scrambled eggs and sausage. When I saw the sausage I was a little taken aback because they looked like the pre-cooked kind. But they had a kick to them and were really good. They use real eggs, which is rare these days. I love it! Pancakes were huge and had a slightly sweet taste. They were good. Truly enjoyed my visit.