If you're looking for a spot to grab some brunch in Jackson, this is the spot to be! Be sure to…read moreget there before 11 to pick something off the breakfast menu, we arrive a few minutes late and were not able to enjoy something from the breakfast menu! We were in luck because the lunch menu was AH-mazing. I saw the chicken salad sandwich (on wheat, you can choose croissant), and it was the so fresh, delicious, with lettuce and tomato, just the way I like it at home. The sandwich is quite large, it could be two meals for me. I chose chips to go with, you can choose a fruit cup. The hubs can't have dairy so he was able to get Fried Green Tomato BLT, and boy it delivered. My kiddo wasn't hungry but able to find homemade yogurt (it's so good!), and a side fruit cup. She was so happy with that selection. There's something for everyone at this cozy spot. Be sure to head to the counter to order and then they give you a little number and bring your food to your table. For sure we will be stopping by to grab a meal when we road trip through this area next time!

Fast and nice service, food and coffee were great, definitely better than PJ's just down the road!read more

The best donuts in Meridian (or pretty much anywhere within a 50 to 60 mile radius). So, if passing…read morethrough or just living near by... definitely give them a try. Soft light as a feather donuts perfectly glazed and filled. I like the filled croissants as well. Yum!

Great breakfast choices. Get anything from doughnuts, to biscuits, to croissants. Open early and…read morehas great service!! Highly recommend

-- Good Intentions, Poor Execution…read more Let me start by saying I wanted to like Don P's. Friday lunch, only three other tables occupied, and a menu that had real potential. Unfortunately, the experience fell short from the moment we walked in until we tracked someone down just to pay and leave. ________________________________________ First Impressions No greeting. No hostess. We stood at the entrance long enough to feel awkward before walking up to the counter ourselves to ask the basics -- do we seat ourselves? Is there table service? They clearly saw us, but ignored us. Not a great start for a sit-down restaurant. ________________________________________ Atmosphere & Presentation The décor is trying to do something, but it lands closer to glitzy-cheap than charming. More noticeable: the food arrived in takeout containers with plastic utensils, and drinks came in disposable cups. At a table-service restaurant. At lunch. No aprons, no uniforms on the staff -- nothing that signals "we take this seriously." ________________________________________ The Food OG Gumbo -- 3/10 I've driven hours out of my way for great gumbo. This wasn't it. Okra, andouille, chicken, shrimp -- the ingredients were there, but the broth was thin and watery in a way I've genuinely never experienced before. It's not the worst gumbo I've ever had (chain restaurants hold that title), but it was very substandard, a real disappointment. Cajun Pasta -- 2/10 This one was rough. Overcooked pasta, bordering on paste, and salted so aggressively it tasted almost intentional -- like Cajun seasoning AND an extra round of salt was added separately. Nearly inedible, and I don't use that word lightly. ________________________________________ Service Virtually nonexistent. We were ignored for most of the meal and had to physically hunt down our server to get the check -- so we could leave and go eat somewhere else. That about sums it up. ________________________________________ Final Thoughts Don P's isn't without potential -- the concept is there, and the food came out hot and fast. But hot and fast doesn't cover watery gumbo, over-seasoned pasta, disposable everything, and a staff that seemed indifferent to our presence. With some serious attention to food quality, service standards, and basic dining room professionalism, this place could be something. Right now, it's not. Would I return? No. Would I recommend it? Not yet.

Overall: Solid 3 Stars…read more A recent addition to the city of Meridian. Ample seating inside and a few tables outside. Has the Cajun Bayou decor with colorful beads and various college flags hanging from the ceiling. Open and spacious with a variety beers and a limited selected of nonalcoholic items. Music blaring country outlaw music Service is quick and efficient. Food is served in a takeout container as shown in picture. Their menu has LIMITED food options. What you see is what you "git". The menu is hard to read from the background picture. There are ZERO sandwiches, just "dine in plates" I ordered OG Gumbo: Shrimp, Sausage, Chicken, Okra and Rice 3 Stars - it was good but nothing extraordinary. The roux was light, the different meat was tendered and rice was good but it was lacking something. The star of the show was the Cajun Potato Salad. A mustard base with creamy eggs, red potatoes and slivers of bacon. It was delicious. It is served with a slice of French bread which is good to slop up the roux gravy. For $14, I thought it was a little expensive. So do I recommend this place, it is a No and Yes. No, if you want a PoBoy or any Cajun Sandwiches. Yes, if you want dine in plates with the Cajun flare. However, I will probably wait until they start serving sandwiches. Also, current hours of operation is Sunday and Monday Closed Tuesday - Thursday 11-7 Friday - Saturday 11-9

For starters, the food is delicious!!! Service was friendly. The Mac and Cheese was probably the…read morebest I've ever had and the turnips were fresh. They have a nice little meat market if you're looking for something different. I will definitely be back here again. One piece of advice l, call your order in advance because it takes a few minutes. My plate cost $12.99 +tax which isn't bad from what other places are charging.

Good food, good service. Prices are reasonable for the quality. We continue to return.read more

Closed down they are no longer open . They were extremely high price and no inside section to eat ,…read morepicnic tables outside or get food to go.

TL;DR: this is some of the best Mex/Tex-Mex you're going to get in Central Mississippi. Try it out…read more At the time of this writing, El Patron literally just opened their doors. My experience might vary incredibly compared to yours as I was one of the first customers at lunch time when they started taking orders. I waited a little over two hours for my food but I have to say it was worth it on my part. The kitchen and business is operated out of a small covered trailer and a fenced in area where food is refrigerated and/or prepared to be taken into the kitchen. The parking is spacious in a gravel lot that covers the expanse of the property. Picnic tables are present around the business and are covered by awnings to provide shade. There is a fire pit and lawn chairs surrounding it as well. For the children, there is a new, wooden play set with slides and swings, a very large "Connect-Four" game, and wooden blocks for "Jenga". As for the food, it was some of the best Mexican/Tex-Mex food to ever come out of a road-side eatery in poor Mississippi. The Birria was so flavorful and tender, it took me back to South-Central Texas. Abuela would be proud of the ladies cooking over the stoves in this tiny trailer. Besides the Birria, street tacos, and legitimately fresh Guacamole, what caught and held my attention was the salsa served by the chips. This is real, handmade salsa. This is fresh tomato, onion, and cilantro. I will choose this establishment over any other in the area. Let's talk about opening day and the service. This is a brand new establishment, in every sense of the phrase. They were backed up with orders that piled in from people that were hungry to try out something new and different in a part of the USA that hardly, if ever, changes. I managed to get my families' order in before they started turning people away temporarily until they could put a dent in the orders. Yes, I waited over two hours. Not many people would, I can verify that statement. But it was so worth it. To their credit, the owner and his team gave us free chips, salsa, queso, and drinks to make it up to us. I would have continued happily sitting in the breezy, shade sans free goodies for this meal. I recommend trying this spot out. Perhaps by the time you go, they'll have come into their own and have a more stream-lined way of getting food out the window. Be patient, and kind with them. Go support a local business worth your time.

Happy to support not only local business, but black owned as well! The food is off the chain, and…read morethe staff was very friendly and helpful! Highly recommend stopping by and getting the wings. (PSA: The crusted wings are addictive )

What did we just eat??? The wings are truly outstanding. I don't even like fried pickles but I read…read morethat I needed to eat them if I was going to MS, so I did and they were outstanding. Somehow flaky/crispy on the outside but the pickles still had snap. The service was cordial and attentive. This place ain't fancy- I assume it's a nightclub that serves food by day. It's definitely worth a stop.

Great place for a plate lunch. My favorite thing by far is the sweet potato pieread more

This is a decent commissary - especially for the location. It's literally never busy, and it's…read morequite well-stocked honestly. I have come here on several occasions and have had no issues. You may not find a ton of variety or unique items in certain categories, but you will definitely be able to find the basics that you need. The store is pretty well organized and maintained, and the staff is quite friendly.