Met with Danielle to arrange bridal shower for my granddaughter. Danielle was thorough and provided…read moreseveral ideas for a successful event. We ordered from the club menu and everyone was complimentary of the food and wait staff. Excellent service and many happy memories made. Many thanks to Danielle and the staff at Diamondhead Country Club.

I enjoy Sunday BRUNCH almost every week- because it is such a deal and the omlettes are light,…read morefluffy and massive- made to order by ALLEN. The mimosas are a great value- Anything available at the bar- Closes at 1- for buffet but the dining is open 7 days a week. Called Latitude 30- the view is fantastic! A patio with a fire pit- Clean restrooms, friendly staff! Ample parking. Open to the Public. A hidden GEM! Highly recommend- IF you belong to the Property Owners Association, you get 15% discount- Bring family and friends. Children's menu is yummy- but the salads and wings are, too! I loved my fried fish last time. AND the mango beer is on tap! 100%

This is a really excellent country club. Both golf courses are well maintained, and the course…read morelayout is tough but fair. The club bar is a lively place on the weekends, and the happy hour prices are good. If I lived in Mandeville, LA, I would certainly join this club.

Super cute museum with staff that is friendly and helpful. When I stopped in, the lady working was…read moremore than happy to explain everything in detail. This museum used to be a boarding house for men who worked in the area logging, shipping, or whatever transient work was needed at the time. in the corner is some instruments and from what I understand local musicians will come in and jam. You can see on the floor where the walls were that divided the housing for the men. There is a spot for picnics in front, a playground and splash pad nearby. Very small town home. Welcoming area. The docent will recommend other things to do in the nearby area. Very friendly. I can not recommend this enough. Outside are the gendered restrooms. I highly recommend this to anyone going to the north shore, this will not take much time and you will be on your way to the Abita Springs Brewery, swamp tour, mystery museum, tubing or whatever else is on your schedule.

Came to enjoy the water fountain play area and playground on this hot summer day. We really…read moreenjoyed the fountains and the big fun artistic playground. My daughter really enjoyed it and wants to come back already.

This event has improved a lot. When I went their first year, they had all the trucks/booths…read moreclustered in a single area. The result was chaos: lines overlapping, crowds that were hard to navigate through, and surround-sound noise from generators making it nearly impossible to hear one another. I'm happy to say they've fixed all that. The trucks and booths are spread out now, surrounding the Harbor Center building in a semi-circle. This helps spread out the lines, crowds, and noise. There's a wide variety of food on offer, so there's something for everyone. Prices range from about $7-12 for a meal, which is pretty reasonable. Inside the Harbor Center is live music and craft/goodie booths. It feels slightly disjointed/cut off from the rest of the festival - I didn't even go inside - but I guess there's not much they can do about that. Overall this is a nice Slidell/north shore event. Worth checking out.

A great, local festival that has the community come together for some great food, great music, &…read moregreat fireworks show.

Very disappointing…read more Tried it last night. Very small restaurant, very limited menu. My wife got the filet mignon with the vegetable medley and I tried the stuffed shrimp and creole remoulade sauce and with the medley. The entrees were very good, but you could pick only one side and the veggies were not very good. They did bring fresh, hot bread when seated. I felt it was extremely overpriced even for a casino and our service was terrible. I will not be back. If you like "fine dining" don't waste your time here, go to Vrazel's in Gulfport.

This is the "fine restaurant" part of the Hollywood Casino. We elected to dine from the appetizer…read moremenu; Ahi Tuna, Baked Oysters, Crab Cocktail, Fried Green Tomato, all $11 each. Dishes were generous and delicious with interesting sauces. Excellent service and nice ambience except for a faint cigarette smoke odor common to casinos. And don't miss the Pete Fountain Dixieland Band show at 8 PM Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the casino theater. A marvelous one hour show costs $20 and included 2 drinks so the show itself is about $12 - a bargain. We enjoyed Bailey's Irish Cream with the show. For those not in our age group, Pete Fountain is the best of jazz clarinetists.

In the heart of old town Slidell is a quaint little museum which is filled with history of Slidell…read moreand a long gone era. The curator who manages the museum is very knowledgeable and leads visitors through the place with fascinating stories which make the visit well-worth the time. Admission is free in front of the museum and along the street. Facing the museum, you'd think the entrance is up the flight of stairs in the middle to the second floor, but it's actually through the right door on the ground floor below the green awning. My favorite parts of the visit was experiencing the interiors of the jail cells and the intricately decorated Mardi Gras costumes on display I might have left the place, but memories of the Slidell stories told by the curator have stayed with me. The curator is also the author of the book, the Legend of "Onion head".

What a cute little place! First floor is dedicated to the history of the area, second floor is a…read moreMardi Gras museum. My favorite part of the tour was all the stories that were told. How the town got its name, the streets named. The guy doing the tour was well informed and was constantly learning new things. He told great stories of the area. I look forward to bringing others here and suggesting this for anyone. Admission is free, but they do accept donations. There are amazing old cameras, board for telephone operators and pictures galore. You will not regret coming in.

Lovely collection of art work as well as items from the years artist Alice Mosley was alive…read more Totally free to visit with donations welcomed. Small gift shop with prints of her work you can purchase.

What a lovely place! In an old train depot, first floor is dedicated to local Mardi Gras parades…read moreand local history, second is an art display from a local artist. Lots of parking in front. Friendly employees that are passionate about the area and their jobs. I highly recommend this to anyone in the area.