Some places don't just feed you -- they stay with you…read more Today I walked into this little restaurant and instantly felt at ease, like it was already familiar somehow. The room was beautiful in a quiet, elegant way, thoughtfully put together, warm and welcoming. And the people... every single waitress greeted us with kindness, but Miss Tammy -- oh, she was something special. The kind of person who makes you feel like you've known her forever. So sweet, so genuine, the kind of service you don't forget. The food came out and from the very first bite, it was clear this was a place that cooks with love. The eggs, the omelet, the French toast -- everything tasted like comfort. And then there was the millionaire bacon -- perfectly caramelized with brown sugar and just a touch of chili flakes. Sweet, smoky, with a gentle heat that teased your taste buds like heaven. Absolutely unforgettable. The portions were generous in the best way, and the prices were more than fair, especially for a breakfast that leaves you full and happy. But listen... the coffee. That coffee wrapped around you like a warm blanket. And then came the meat pies -- crispy, flavorful, absolutely unforgettable. Paired with those potatoes -- golden and crisp on the outside, soft and tender on the inside -- perfectly made, just the way they should be. The owner was there today too, sitting with friends, laughing and enjoying himself, and somehow that made the place feel even more real -- like you were stepping into a slice of everyday life, not just a restaurant. If you're looking for a true southern breakfast, a place with heart, warmth, and soul -- this is it. This is where you go when you want to feel something, not just eat. We'll be back. Without a doubt. And Miss Tammy -- thank you. You made the day brighter than you know.

We got here around 10:30am on a Saturday. Took about 10 minutes for a waiter to be with us. Ordered…read morecoffee and water. Took another 10 minutes to get our drinks. Ordered our food at that time. We checked in at the 40 minute mark and come to find out that our food still wasn't ready. Apparently the waiter put the order in on the wrong name - so that had to be fixed. And then when it was fixed they had a large party in front of ours that needed to be prepared first before ours. Needless to say we have now been sitting in this restaurant for over an hour with a cup of coffee and no food. If you want a quick breakfast spot, this is not the place. I would not recommend coming here with children because I cannot imagine them waiting patiently for an hour for breakfast. I have yet to receive our food even after writing this long review. But any place where you have to wait this long to get some eggs and a pancake I cannot recommend.

Ordered this Sunday morning from here after seeing it a couple weeks ago. I ordered a cheesy egg…read morebiscuit with extra gravy on the side, and a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit with another side of gravy. I ordered it via doordash, although i think anything ordered from there suffers from the delay you sometimes get. Not so here! Wow, this place is doing everything right-- the biscuits are each a MEAL. I had already set out the salt shaker and pepper grinder for the gravy, but not necessary! Seasoning in the gravy is spot on, the sausage is sweet and salty and perfect. Biscuits are fluffy, ha-yuge and crispy on the outside and perfect on the inside. This just became our regular Sunday brunch. Sorry, Torchy's! Thank you!

Not my cup of tea. I eat a low carb diet daily so eating carbs is an extra special treat. My mom…read moreand I were out shopping and she found this option for brunch on Google. The thought of a large fluffy homemade biscuit with gravy or homemade jelly sounded so yummy. I was driving so didn't have time to review the menu, reviews or photos on Yelp that I usually do. It's really hard to disappoint at a southern breakfast spot. It is a very small very, quaint place which seemed perfect for just us. Like maybe 4 tables total small. Again, still perfect for just us two. Like having biscuits in your grandma's kitchen, literally. They have a ton of Louisiana items and foods for sale. Again, something I love!! They even had beeswax candles made locally. However, very few things, like one of the 4 items I looked at had a price. I should not have to go ask the price of each item. The menu was lacking and difficult to understand. After starring at it and not really seeing a perfect fit, just went to the counter and told her I wanted the biscuits and gravy, hash brown and bacon. There weren't meals on the menu. I love biscuits, I thought, as much as anyone else from Louisiana but that isn't breakfast. I need some eggs and meat for sure, grits and hash browns are expected on a southern breakfast menu. They have no eggs and no grits, just biscuits, hash brown, sausage and bacon. The biscuits were super tall, super dense and hard crust all the way around. So tall that the sausage biscuit is one that you can't get your mouth around and hard. My mom disassembled it to eat it and had to cut it with a knife. I had in my mind thick, fluffy, piping hot biscuits right out of the oven. These were dense, hard and reheated biscuits. I'm positive because some parts were hot hot and others cool to the touch. The hash brown looked like the one from McDonald's but maybe cooked in the oven instead and reheated. Definitely not worth the cost or calories. The bacon was delicious and crispy. The sausage gravy had an unusual taste. I couldn't tell if it was a different seasoning than I am use to or just cheap sausage that had an unusual flavor. I wish I would have taken more photos. I won't be back and highly recommend First Watch, Another Broken Egg or Strawns instead.

When I walked in I was welcomed by Devon and he was also my server for the meal…read more Was recommended to try the shrimp and grits (which I never actually had together before) and glad I did as they were amazing . Added some biscuits and gravy and side of bacon. Seems like a lot but I don't have to eat it all (as I'm told at home) This place is welcoming and definitely family friendly . If you live in this area or visiting , should definitely make this a stop for breakfast or brunch.

Giving this place one star because zero stars is not an option…read more When we arrived, had my name put on the wait list, sat there for 30 minutes waiting to be called, watching other people get called back who came after us. When I go to ask, the rude hostess with a septum ring piercing tells me that she just doesn't know what happened and she doesn't know what she's going to do about it. I left after waiting for her to stop staring at the screen trying to figure out what to do. Do not go here if you value your time or your wallet, because the food's overpriced and not that good anyway.

First time and overall it didn't disappoint…read more Waited a bit Got a table Service was really good Pancakes were over cooked But the omelettes fantastic The gentleman bussing tables was hardest working person there We didn't try pie this time Ambiance was really neat Lots to look at Highly recommend you stop in here

Today the service was well below the normal standard as was the food. Our server debated with me…read moreabout the biscuits and gravy I ordered after she brought biscuits and a jelly rack. Normally the service is fast and accurate. The eggs and meat were over cooked and the potatoes were well undercooked. Normally the meal is better. Couldn't send it back because the server never returned to the table. I won't return any time soon.

Staple breakfast chain, this time trying the Bossier location and it was a delight. The food was…read morewonderful, pretty much no complaints. I have only good things to say. The service was solid, food was great and prices were not too bad for a place like this. I'll come here again

When I got there at a little pass 7am(opening ) told you find my own seat , my server was ok…read more The food I ordered was nothing compared to another broken egg in Shreveport . When my gps set me up for this restaurant I thought what the heck I'm on my way. I will never be back , I ordered biscuits and gravy and the gravy had come spot .. not warm COLD. I had cheesy grits and some shredded cheese melted on grits IS NOT cheesy , it's a lazy version.apparently my biscuits came with eggs and the server never asked how I like them and of course they came , not my way , so I never touched them. When I'm here for work I will. Never go to bossier city but only to Shreveport from now on for my Sunday morning meal.

We ordered breakfast to go- chicken and waffles, French toast, potatoes and beignets. Everything…read morewas fine and we may return during our next visit.

Stopped in for breakfast while in town and the food was good, the restaurant was tiny but clean,…read moreand the service was fast. Nothing was particularly great nor bad. Overall, a good meal for a decent price. I was a bit thrown off by the plastic utensils while eating in a restaurant.

Despite my last 2 star review 2 years ago- I've continued to enjoy breakfast with cafe USA on a…read moreconsistent basis. The servers are always friendly and welcoming . Service is prompt, hot and delicious. Just don't serve me a bacon sandwich with scrambled eggs and cold cheese. The window decor is always delightful. I look forward to the changing seasons.

It was my first time eating here today. First of all it's a little hidden gem that can be…read moreoverlooked if you're not looking for it. I love how it clearly honors our veterans by representing all the military branches on the windows. It was busy when we got there, but our waitress was very attentive and we didn't feel rushed to get up and leave when we finished eating. The food was delicious. The bacon was crispy, the eggs were perfectly runny, and the biscuit was light and fluffy. The omelette was really good too. We will definitely be back soon!

With Shreveport being our 3rd location dining at First Watch ( Also Houston & Charleston West…read moreVirginia ) i can say what you will find at all locations is 1) Really good food 2) Great service 3) Fair prices 4) Modern decor 5) Long wait times to be seated 6) Loud atmosphere All in all we love every First Watch location & we will definitely return but be prepared for long wait times & a quite loud atmosphere.

We had a wonderful brunch at First Watch while spending time with family from out of town. The food…read morewas excellent across the board--fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Everything we ordered tasted great and definitely lived up to the hype. While the service was a bit slow at times, our server was very attentive, friendly, and made sure we were well taken care of, which really helped balance things out. Overall, it was an enjoyable, relaxed brunch experience with good food and good company. We'd happily return and recommend it, especially for a casual family gathering.

A very clean restaurant with quick service. They have a nice selection of foods…read more I highly recommend giving Mike's a try!

New , small space restaurant and VERY good. I didn't expect it given the space next to Little…read moreCaesar's but it's quite good. Try the Chicken Picatta or Veal Mikes, both very good. Good sized portions at a competitive price, you'll be glad you tried it

Dixie Diner in Texarkana is one of those places we try to stop at every time we pass through, and…read morefor good reason. If you're looking for true country cooking, this is it. My husband ordered the liver and absolutely loved it, which says a lot because it's not easy to find it done right. I had the chicken fried chicken with gravy, and it was delicious, comfort food at its best. Everything was seasoned and spiced to perfection, flavorful without being overwhelming. This is the kind of diner that feels familiar and satisfying, with food that tastes homemade and consistently good. A must-stop if you're traveling through Texarkana and craving classic Southern comfort food.

This is an old style diner serving homemade southern style comfort food. The diner is larger than…read moreyou would expect but felt comfortable and inviting. It has nostalgic decor with a combination of booths and tables. At the height of lunch hour it was very busy but we were promptly seated and served. We happen to be driving through Texarkana at lunchtime and remembered that we had friends from our town, which is an hour away, that rave about it and occasionally for an outing will drive to Texarkana just to eat lunch. I had fried chicken livers, cabbage and the twice baked potato while my husband had the chicken fried chicken. My potato was just average but the fried livers and cabbage were excellent. We both enjoyed our food very much and I appreciated the fact that the tea glasses were large enough that I didn't have to ask for refills. One review complained that there weren't very many chicken livers. I only had about seven livers myself, but they were so huge that I ended up making two meals out of it. We thought the food was very reasonably priced and some of the meals even come with half portions. My husband actually got the half order of the chicken fried chicken and it was still plenty of food.