As soulful as it gets! Collards, fried corn, seafood…read moregumbo, shrimp and grits, fish shrimp, AND Melt in your mouth almond butter cake. Sweet tea is as good as it gets Reasonable prices Real southern hospitality. Don't miss this place y'all!

The food here was decent. Maybe where I'm from (OKC) we put too much seasoning on our food. Mostly…read moreEverything I've eaten has been slightly lacking flavor. The service was okay. They aren't in a rush at all to make the plates lol . And it's cafeteria style so you can see them make your plate. I had smothered pork chop, rice and gravy, mac and cheese, and cabbage. My food was fine but my dad had the same thing and hated it. He said his chop wasn't tender. The spaghetti was good! Also they have different entree each day of the week so make sure you check it out before you go.

It's rare to step into a restaurant before the doors open, an almost behind-the-scenes experience…read more You get to see what makes people tick and who they really are. In the restaurant business, we all have a switch: once the doors open, it flips. Until then, you're seeing people exactly as they are. This team is genuine. Hands down. Yes, I know, I'm technically here for a king cake. Standing in line for a king cake from a famous fried chicken company almost feels satirical. But watching the entire team sit down together for a meal an hour before service told me everything I needed to know about the leadership and the values of this company. People matter here. You can see why the sandwiches are as good as they are. You can feel why the king cake is worth the wait. This team operates like a family; kind to one another, intentional, and connected. The food is made with care because the people are cared for. I'm not here to review the food (which is phenomenal) or the king cake. I'm here to review the brand. This is the kind of business we should be proud to support as a community. Keep it up.

I thought Southern's was pretty good overall. The menu offers some unique options, including…read morecreative chicken sandwiches and a few Asian-inspired fusion dishes that go beyond traditional Southern cuisine. I also like that they feature a daily special that isn't on the regular menu--it adds a nice element of variety. Everything is cooked to order, which is definitely a plus. Just keep in mind that most of the menu is fried, so this isn't the place to go if you're looking for a particularly healthy meal.

This place is truly a hidden gem. I've passed by so many times and finally decided to stop. My wife…read moreand I went on a Sunday after church. The parking lot had just began to fill up. We made it around 11:30 am. Upon entering, we were greeted by the hostess and told her it was our first time and she instructed us on what to do. It's very roomy and it's just like having Sunday dinner at your grandparents house. We ordered sweet tea, it was perfect. Then we went to the buffet bar and they had everything from chicken, steak, country ham, pot roast, catfish, dressing, dumplings, greens, cornbread, salad, and homemade deserts as well. The food was amazing and seasoned to perfection. Our waitress was super friendly and courteous. We will most definitely be returning.

Southern cooking buffet. We got there at the worst time, after Church, so it was beyond packed, but…read morethey seated us immediately. Everything we ate was good. The staff was friendly. Pretty pricy, $58 for three buffets and two drinks. One buffet being a child. Cooking just like your southern momma made it.

One of my favorites is the Catfish David. Great customer service when we dine in and atmosphere.read more

food: 6.5/10 - the bread was tough enough to break a bone…read more Sadly the shrimp was seasoned but not FRESH.) service: 4/10 - i wasn't told they are not to happy to Serve a COLORED PERSON, the cashier nor cook couldn't look in my eyes. I walked in, silence.. a white woman walks in the all greeted her immediatly. Ambiance : 3/10 - I'm not going to go into details about this place and it's history with ppl of color, the comment prior to this one says it all.. ***so much co be said... yet I'll just pray for these very bad people!!

For such a small restaurant they put out amazing food. Service is friendly, accommodating, and…read moreprompt. I'll definitely be back to partake of the Roast beef poboy next time, or the burger, or more oysters, or the shrimp...ha ha. Everything that came out out of their kitchen looks so good. I wanna try it all!

The mushrooms were horrible, I don't know how you get "strips" of mushrooms but they manage. The…read more"custom" burger was disappointing due to so much lettuce and a 1/2 a tomato that made it so big that you couldn't get it in you mouth. The french fries were undercooked and cold. So all in all it was a great disappointment.

I've heard a lot about this place in my Louisiana hometown for years. During every Mardi Gras…read moreseason, they became popular for their homemade king cakes. Also, they serve up breakfast and lunch. I actually ate one of their breakfast plates last year when I was here for Christmas and enjoyed it. During my recent visit for the week, I decided to order from them. Let's see how the visits turned out. For takeout orders, you can call since they don't have a website. No major issue there. And your order will be ready in less than 10 minutes. Definitely not bad. Also, you have the option to do drive-thru service or walk-in. Inside, they have tables, flatscreen TV's and have a desert selection at the counter. For all my selections, I ordered a breakfast plate which consisted of grits, protein (sausage patties for me), scrambled eggs and biscuit or toast. All for $10. Homecooked and really good. And a welcoming staff when you enter the building or drive-thru. Can't beat that. I am so thankful this place is in my hometown. Local spots are where you can get a homecooked meal compared to home. This will be a go-to for yours truly the next time I come into town. Till next time :)

Went in on a Sunday morning to get some pancakes and hopefully other breakfast items like breakfast…read moresausages and bacon. Got there and was instantly let down cuz on Sundays, all you can get is some donuts (which were pretty good glazed donuts) or eat off the buffet bar. My wife got her some stuff off the buffet and I just settled on donuts. 50/50 chance of us returning.

Consistently delicious Creole food done right. The flavors are rich, comforting, and true to…read moreLouisiana tradition. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the food always hits the spot. A solid go-to for classic Creole cuisine. Oh! And don't forget to start with dessert. Trust me. You don't want to miss out. The desserts are so popular they will sell out before you consider them. We learned our lesson so now we order dessert with our meals. Ha!

I love this place. It's always busy when I go. I've been three times so far & the service is always…read morepleasant. My favorite is the fried shrimp plate. The Mac & cheese is delicious as well as the potato salad. I always finish it off with an icebox lemon pie. The prices are great & you will for sure leave full & satisfied. They are only open 10-3 so stop by for a great lunch!

From the moment you step into the Bogalusa Grill and Event Center, you're transported to a southern…read morecountry cookout. The buffet-style service offers a comforting array of dishes that are sure to remind you of home. The fried chicken is crispy and golden, reminiscent of a family picnic, while the fried fish has that perfect crunch that pairs well with the homemade tartar sauce. The full salad bar is fresh and varied, offering a healthy balance to the hearty mains. And for those with a sweet tooth, the dessert selection is a dream come true. From the warm, spiced notes of the peach cobbler to the classic, flaky crust of the apple pie, there's an indulgence for every palate. Whether you're here for a casual meal or a special event, the Bogalusa Grill and Event Center delivers on taste, variety, and that unmistakable feeling of a community gathering around good food. This small town buffet offers lots of delicious foods to enjoy.

I really like the Voluusian Grill because of the selection on the buffet and my favorite is there…read moredeep fried whole catfish on Friday for lunch

I had really high hopes for the oyster poboy, but it was honestly one of the worst I've had. The…read moreoysters tasted extremely fishy and not fresh at all. The breading was soggy, the bread was stale, and the whole sandwich just had an unpleasant smell and taste. I could barely finish a few bites before giving up. Definitely not worth the money. I should have known by the no refund policy at checkout.

So I've been to this place before and ordered a Burger from them and it was amazing! This time I…read moredecided to try something different and go for the seafood combo plate and unfortunately I was sadly disappointed. Upon arrival I was never acknowledged by the cashier which started the conversation with " what would you like to order?" Rather than some sort of a warm welcome, that those around the town have been accustomed to. Since this was after lunch, the ambience was pretty laid-back and there really wasn't anyone in the lobby area. So there was a lady in the lobby sweeping the floor. I really do appreciate the cleanliness of the place. When I ordered the seafood combo plate, I asked what I could get with it. The cashier proceeded to give me various types of combos and I chose to get the shrimp and oysters. I ask her about the size of the shrimp, and she proceeded to go into a freezer and pull out a bag of popcorn shrimp and another bag of oysters. This was highly disappointing. Being in southern Louisiana, which is known for its nice size shrimp, crabs, and other seafood. I thought I'd be getting some fresh batter fried shrimp and oysters. Instead, I ended up with some frozen rubbery shrimp and semi burnt oysters. What a disappointment this was! The french fries were also overcooked and quite rubbery which didn't help this experience. This goes to show you that although Glyn's driving is a good place to go to for hamburgers, seafood definitely is NOT one of their specialties. I also think it's pretty overpriced for what I received considered this is southern Louisiana. I paid approximately $14.00 for 6 popcorn shrimp and 6 oysters with French fries which were all out of a freezer bag. What happened to Glynn's quality of seafood? This place used to be the talk of the town as a part of the place to eat for seafood and hamburgers. Now I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one complaining about the quality of food I received. Especially the seafood. I would only recommend going here for the shakes, as well as the different variety of hamburgers. But by all means a highly encourage you to stay away from their overly priced misrepresentation of Louisiana seafood.

First off, if you're not really looking for this place, it's a little hard to find, but once you do…read moreyou will be coming back! This is a casual place that makes you feel like you are in someone's back yard. Fold out tables and plastic ware make for easy cleanup, but don't let that put you off! Hubby and I visited for some early afternoon lunch, and it did not disappoint! Specials written on the blackboard were fast sellers mostly with people ordering take out trays. The smothered porkchops in a single meal were enough for 2; heavy, smothered in brown gravy and flat out delicious! Paired with sweet potato casserole and fried okra (my choices) I only wish I wore stretchy pants. That food is for certain some kind of stick to your ribs (and your butt too) that you just can't say no to. If you leave hungry, that's on you.

Came in after seeing the restaurant on a Google search. After looking at the pictures, the price of…read morea meal looked to be around $10 for a meat and 2 sides. If that was wrong I couldn't have imagined it being more than $15. We got the chicken that came with rice and gravy which was decent. The Mac and cheese was okay but didn't seem homemade. The sweet potato casserole had the look and consistency of baby food. While the lady helping us was real nice in the beginning, for some reason it felt like there was a shift. It was supposed to come with a complimentary dessert which was not offered. We chose to pay the bill with cash even though it seemed like we were being taken advantage of. One meal and 2 waters was $28. I left there very disappointed and wouldn't encourage anyone to eat there.