Food was under cooked. Service was not on point at all and it was very little customers there…read more Ambiance could have been much better it was, dining room needed some mopping floors very sticky.

Food is so good and very generous portions. Customer…read moreservice is wonderful. Nice laid back family place.

We went to the Oil Rig Museum (which was awesome) and our guide recommended we get lunch here…read more What amazing food! We had the gumbo, étouffée, sweet potato pie and bread pudding. Everything was incredible, but I think our favorite part was talking to Rita Mae's son. He was awesome. Our best food spot so far on our trip down south!

Solid place to stop by if you're on the way. The coworker I went with said the pork chop tastes…read morejust like his mom used to make.

Loved everything about The Galley. Stopped in to kill time and get breakfast early in the morning…read moreas I was passing through MC. They start serving food at 6 but the inside is open before that if you just want to get coffee like a table of older men were doing. A table full of older guys drinking coffee is generally a good sign for a breakfast place. Moving on, the sausage biscuit and bacon were delicious and they kept my coffee topped off. The people that work there are super nice. Will be back.

Very lovely place for dining while in town! We ordered our appetizers first which we really…read moreenjoyed. The loaded fries hit the spot! We did notice however that our entrees took a little longer to come out. Without us having to mention it, our waitress was able to check on our food. The Philly wrap was not half bad albeit needing more seasoning. I loved the shoestring onion rings. Everything came out fresh and hot. Will be back soon!

If you're in the area, Castalano's is a must! Please note their hours & the lunch rush. The…read morerestaurant is small & you may not be able to get a table. My favorite dish is the eggplant parmesan. The Sunday gravy served over crispy eggplant and angel hair pasta is a treat for your tastebuds. The sauce is a dark red, sweeter spaghetti sauce. Other recommendations include the Mardi Gras burger, tropical salad, adult grilled cheese, and all the desserts. We have ordered sandwich/wrap trays for family celebrations. The trays definitely add more pizazz than a basic sandwich tray.

Definitely a place one should frequent. Delicious food. Very good serving sizes. Ambiance is very…read moreinviting. The BEST waitresses around!!!

We love Brenda's. Friendly service and the food is always good one of our go to spots!read more

Great home cooked food! Excellent hospitality. She has a Really friendly staff. Every day she cooks…read moresomething different. Always has a variety of food available.

With a name like this place has how can you NOT stop in to see what kind of grub they sling?…read moreDriving in to the heart of Donaldsonville I happened to look to my left and saw the named painted LARGE on the backside of the building and thought to myself "If I'm still here come lunch that's where I'm eating" Sure enough I'm still in town around lunch time and being hungry I headed to this place...Mom & Pop joint, too good to be a dive but not good enough to be fancy...you walk in this joint and you just sense you gonna get a good meal for a reasonable price.... That's exactly what I got! They have a full bar separated from the eating section by a lattice wall.... sturdy diner tables with sturdy diner chairs fill the place.... lots of Ascension Parish memorabilia mixed with LSU items hanging on the wall.... Nice menu filled with home cooking and seafood plus burgers and poboys... Prices are reasonable... The specials on 1/23/15 were Shrimp stew served over potato salad or fried catfish plate.... went with the catfish since I hadn't had any in awhile.... It was an excellent choice! Fresh fillets, golden brown, fresh out of the greasel....DELICIOUS! But you gotta have good tartar sauce and they had it, great flavor with a little spice.... it was a great meal!! Service was excellent and the owners were real friendly.... need a quick filling meal then give this place a try.... it's got my recommendation!

I love their mozzarella cheese sticks. Really yummy seafood. Good service and friendly people. I do…read morerecommend coming back again.

Food is always good and consistent, service can be slow at times especially on weekends but the…read morefood makes up for it. If you want a 50s diner feel with a Louisiana interpretation this is the spot.

Definitely a bit sad & flavorless but a classic LSU diner…read more Eggs were majorly overcooked, grits were flavorless & biscuit was a bit dense & dry. The service however was amazing and very hospitable.

Morrow's Diner is a small, but is big on taste…read more The service is friendly and it has that small-town friendly vibe going for it. I would recommend here.

Server was attentive, food was delicious. However, when we asked our server if the seafood platter…read morewould be enough for 2 people, she said "yes, because there were 5 pieces of fish. It was actually one piece of fish cut into 5 pieces! Left us wanting more fish and disappointed.

I stopped in here for brunch on a Sunday. Even though it was a packed parking lot, we didn't have…read moreto wait too long to be seated. I ordered the Stuffed Blueberry Biscuit and requested just a half order of 1 instead of 2 and I'm glad I did. It was a lot going on for just one! The biscuit is cut open-faced and slathered with cream cheese and blueberry pie filling then dusted with powdered sugar and dolloped with whipped cream. It was like a cross between eating blueberry pie and blueberry cobbler. The next time I stopped in I ordered the Apple Stuffed Biscuit and it wasn't as good as the Blueberry. I think the Apple one would probably be better if the filling was eaten warmed. I have also tried the Beignets. I ordered a half of each type. The plain was not so great. Just too doughy and blah. The Sweet Potato was better, but I would still rather get the Stuffed Blueberry Biscuit. The sausage patties are made with Mild Jimmy Dean sausage so they are good too - better than the Bacon. The Pancakes are okay too if you aren't in the mood for the Biscuit. The Reese's one was overly sweet and the Pecan was messy and on the drier side but syrup fixed that.

Today after church my family and I attended Franks for the first time. The establishment was…read moredecorated with various farming equipment and pictures as well as family photos around the building. There was a very diverse range of people and families as well. Our server was very attentive and made sure we were satisfied with our meal. I personally had the French toast combo, with scrambled eggs, bacon and a biscuit. During the meal I also tried some of the grits my husband ordered as well as my son's pancakes. Everything was good! Especially those pancakes! My husband ordered the omelette and grits, and he throughly enjoyed!