Visiting from out of town. Stopped in for a late lunch. They were about to close (20ish minutes)…read morebut welcomed us in. We sat on the patio as the weather was lovely. The server was polite and attentive. We asked about allergy issues & the server got the manager & she helped us figure out what was safe for the other guest to order. The food- we ordered biscuit & gravy & a shrimp remoulade salad. The salad was good- spinach egg avocado & grilled shrimp w remoulade sauce. The biscuit & gravy was 1 biscuit w a brownish gravy. We ordered sodas & they came in a can with a cup of ice. Overall good experience.

Starting with the ambiance here, it had a rustic southern charm. We sat outside on the patio and it…read morefelt homey. The inside looked a bit small. There was not too much decor, but it was fine. They actually had a pretty large drink selection for both alcoholic and nonalcoholic. The drink menu did not offer any prices, but they came out pretty nice and simple. The entrees themselves were pretty average for a southern breakfast spot. They had all the breakfast classics. Nothing really stood out and the food was just alright. They certainly were very busy but still maintained communication with us and were very friendly.

Food, service, and ambiance are all 5 stars. Our waitress Rhonda was so sweet and perfectly…read moreattentive. we had the lunch special Salmon stuffed with crabmeat served over asparagus, & had grilled zucchini and tasso cheese grits as our sides. Truly one of the best salmon dishes I've had! (Picture for proof) We sat in the sunroom overlooking the mississippi river, so beautiful and I can only believe it's better during dinner and a sunset. Highly recommend!!

Probably the nicest restaurant we visited in Natchez The…read moremenu had nicer quality items. Everyone was nice, friendly & attentive. The restaurant had an indoor area with a view of the river. We ordered steak (filet) & salmon. The steak was cooked correctly. The salmon was served with a strawberry jalapeno glaze. We ordered dessert as well. They have a cheesecake of the day. We had strawberry cheesecake And a coconut buttermilk pie. Overall good experience. Waitress was in training & did a good job taking care of us.

We had lunch at the Guest House when visiting Natchez. It was quiet when we arrived. We had a great…read morequestion about an item on the menu and the chef came out to explain. I chose the Greek salad with grilled redfish. The salad was a 10/10 and the redfish was cooked perfectly. We were treated so well - almost like family. Highly recommended!

The restaurant is closed! Even though you can make online reservations and get reminders from yelp,…read morethe restaurant is no longer in business. We had to scramble around to find another place to dine.

There aren't many coffee shops in the Natchez downtown/square area, and this was the only one open…read moreon the 4th at 8am. It definitely has the small town feel as we watched many people go in and say hello to the owner. Our ordering experience went okay and we swapped a drink we originally ordered for a special, but our second drink was incorrect once we got it. We didn't complain because they did have free self serve drip coffee. We got the blueberry muffin and it was big and fluffy. They also had a breakfast buffet but we did not partake.

Self serve coffee bar & breakfast buffet were amazing and just what we needed to start our day!…read moreStaff were very kind and attentive. Very busy spot, which was a good sign! Very cute and unique spot, has lots of charm and delicious food.

The food was amazing!! I got the chicken club. The service was just as good as the food!!!!read more

Beautiful view & good burger in a charming little community on the Mississippi River.read more

We stopped in here for dessert, but the I kinda wish we had come here for dinner as the place we…read morewent was a little underwhelming. The service was awesome, the place is super cute, and the food looked good! The server offered us a biscuit to start with, but we declined, since I was just ordering the Natchez beignet. I should have taken it though, because biscuits. But I guess I assumed the beignet would be beignets, with powdered sugar like in NOLA. No, this was one beignet with ice cream and some kind of sauce that was derived from angel tears with pecans on top. Holy cats, it wasn't what I was expecting but man it was delicious!! The server misunderstood us and bought two, when we just wanted one, and very graciously didn't charge us for the second; of course we gave him a good tip, as he was super polite, and really great. I would so come here for dinner or lunch when we come back to Natchez! It's a neat place, with great desserts, and awesome people. That makes me a fan!

Overall 3.25 Stars A…read morelong weekend conference can make you very hungry and we stopped by here for a lunch break. In truth, we were heading to another place for lunch and we saw this place and we figure we stop here; especially when it was 95 outside. A good old' sweet tea was callin' our name. Ambiance - 4 Stars - when you walk in, you are greeted with a huge bar with many seats, a huge selection of bottled liquor, quaint tables and bench seating. Ambiance: Your body becomes relaxed and stress free due to old brick, warm wood, and classic but whimsical pictures frames. Instantly a sweet tea is what your body is craving for or a lovely old fashion, if you prefer an "adult" drink. I believe in the evening, live blues music serenade you as patiently eat your entree. Due to our short time in Natchez, we were not able to stay and listen to the blue music. Service: 3 Stars Our server was young and enthusiastic but was nervous. We believe he began his training with us. Very attentive however, he sometimes forget to bring certain items to our table. With a friendly smile, I reminded him on the items that we requested. My friend and I remembered our time in the food industry and was nice to assist the new generation. We were once "a green horn" ourselves. The restaurant features Cajun New Orleans style food. Food: 3.25 - 3.75 Stars We ordered two lunch dishes and one dessert. Blues Burger - 3.5 Stars: Smoke shredded rib and chicken meat, sweet BBQ sauce, red onions, and crawfish queso served on a large biscuit bun. So, the biscuit burger was good however due to the characteristic nature of a baked "biscuit bun", the bun broke apart because of the BBQ sauce and crawfish queso. Definitely need a fork with this burger. Also, there is a lot going on with the flavor profile too. Sweet, savory, creamy and slightly salty. It was good but it needs a hint of citric acid, hot sauce or vinegar to hit the spicy / tangy profile. Jonnie Mae Burger: 3.75 Stars - it is an 8 oz hand Pattie beef topped with a generous portion of fried onion rings, a few fried pickles, fresh tomato and lettuce with a layer of honey sweet mustard on a brooch bun. I asked for medium rare however the beef was cooked to medium well. The burger was tender and juicy. Though topped with fried onions and pickles, you can taste the beef which made the burger more enjoyable. Sometimes, when a burger has a lot of toppings, the ingredients overpower the beefy taste. This is not the case with this one. The toppings complimented the beef. Definitely recommend this dish! Both entrees were served with Cajun fries which were good and crispy. For dessert, we ordered one serving of beignets (3.25 stars) with our coffee. They were three beignets generously sprinkled with powered sugar. They were hot and fresh however they were slightly small. Also the beignets were more square instead of round. It was flaky, but was slightly doughy. They were enjoyable with the coffee. It was even better by dipping the Beignets into the coffee. The chicory flavor of the coffee gave a slight bitterness to the beignets. Overall, we enjoyed our lunch and the chill atmosphere of Biscuits and Blues. Looking forward and trying their other dishes. Especially when they have live music during evening time. Possibly will order a good old-fashioned drink too. We both recommend a place.

Amazing !!! Would stop by again for sure, food and service were equally wonderful, and I would…read morerecommend to anyone.

Fresh new breakfast place in historic downtown Natchez. Pay one price, all you can eat breakfast,…read more6-11 am daily "or until it's gone!" Bright, eclectic decor with good sound system featuring favorite grooves from the 70's & 80's (at least on this morning) provided a relaxing ambience to enjoy a hot, delicious mid morning breakfast. Featuring a cold bar of yogurts, cereal with milk and fruits, in addition to a main hot bar with scrambled eggs, grits, bacon, sausage patties, hash browns, peppers & onions, turkey sausage link, and hot biscuits-- with all the condiments, butter, syrup, etc. A separate beverage bar offered coffee, tea, water, juice. When we arrived (around 10 am) the hot bar was pretty depleted, but within ten minutes steaming hot eggs and fragrant biscuits and bacon were on offer. Awesome- it seems they don't cook in quantity unless they have the "cheeks in seats", so it's hot and fresh on the plate! The owner regularly made rounds of the dining area to ensure everyone was satisfied. The adjacent gift shop had some cool tshirts, caps, and wall decor. Highly recommend 1720 Gallery, whether you're just passing through 39120, or a local who doesn't wanna dirty your kitchen!