If you're even thinking about going to Two Sisters Creole Kitchen, stop thinking and just go…read more From the moment we walked in, the staff was absolutely amazing, welcoming, attentive, and genuinely friendly. You can tell they take pride in both their service and their food. The energy was warm, authentic, and felt like family. Now let's talk about the food... straight bomb dot com. The fried oysters were perfectly seasoned and crispy on the outside while still tender and juicy inside. The red beans were rich, flavorful, and tasted like they'd been simmering all day the way they're supposed to. And the fried catfish? Golden, crispy perfection with flaky, melt-in-your-mouth goodness. Every bite had that authentic Creole flavor that hits your soul. This isn't just a meal, it's an experience. We'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

Great food, exceptional customer service, and down-home ambiance. I'm a fan of the Thursday…read morespecial: butter beans and rice, with a grilled pork chop, and corn bread. You have three choices for the pork chop: grilled, fried, or stewed.

Just dropped in here and had an excellent country diner breakfast experience. Love this place. We…read morewere seated and were able to place our order quickly. It was nice to enjoy a simple and well prepared breakfast with sunny side up eggs, corned beef hash and biscuits and gravy. Totally recommend if you are on a road trip and need a quick but proper breakfast to recharge.

The Big Easy Diner is exactly what the name implies. New Orleans, famous for hundreds of years for…read moretheir food and warm hospitality, has its own food culture, recognized and appreciated worldwide. So, when you go in for breakfast, their grits & eggs & sausage or bacon, or the hash browns & eggs over medium, are especially delicious, as are the French toast or pancakes. Their meals are really delicious as well. Enjoy!!

The cozy country atmosphere is filled with familiar faces of locals who know where to get…read moreconsistently good food and friendly service. Preparation is ready for those dropping by for lunch or dinner. Might take a few extra minutes during off hours, because it's fresh. Your satisfaction is pretty well guaranteed, or they wouldn't be doing this well out in this small community. Not far off Hwy 43, it's easily accessible on good roads.

Honestly, this place is pretty great. Fresh handmade (huge)…read moreburgers, nightly specials and some amazing freshly made cheesecake with walnut crust available if your lucky! Hidden away but a great little, local takeout source (or dine-in if you want). Quick, fresh and tasty! Only source of info I've found to get updates on nightly specials is their Facebook page, but could always call directly if verbal communication is your thing.

i got bit but besides that food yummy gotta get breakfast there it is so delicious. i don't mind…read morebeing bit i would go back again just a little itchy.

Let me start by saying that I have NEVER left a bad review before, but I was genuinely shocked by…read morehow my 3-year-old and I were treated during our visit. The most concerning issue was that the waitress brought my child a cup of milk that was clearly spoiled. The milk had large curdled clumps, a watery separation, a thick and slimy texture, and a strong sour smell. I kindly asked her to take it back and did not even request a replacement. Her only response was being visibly annoyed and offended by me asking that. Bear in mind that this came after several other issues with this server. We waited about 10 minutes for silverware, during which time my child ate most of his meal with his hands and my food became cold. During all that time, she was waking past us bringing other people silverware and replenishing their drinks, and engaging in casual chat with customers. Three items we ordered were never brought out, and I had to ask for each one separately and repeatedly. When I asked about the French fries she never brought out, she gave me dismissive response that they were included in our meal, and then visually inspected our plates to confirm they were not there. She then brought out a plate of cold, dry fries and placed it on the table without saying a word. The entire experience felt surreal! If owners are reading this, we visited on Saturday, 1/10/26 and were seated in the booth area. I do want to note that the tall girl at the front desk was incredibly kind, and I truly appreciated her for how sweet she was. Our negative experience was solely related to the girl who served us.

Waffle House has become an iconic presence on the culinary landscape here in the southeastern…read moreUnited States. It seems that their familiar logo beckons in all of its bright yellow neon glory road-weary travelers, partying college kids, parents with kids in tow, hungry workers seeking a casual and quick sit-down meal and just about everyone else from every walk of life. Since Waffle House opened its first location back on September 5, 1955 in Avondale Estates, Georgia, it quickly established itself by offering a consistent selection of food and by being open twenty-four hours a day. For me, the biggest appeal of Waffle House has always been their hash browns, which you can get basic or topped with a variety of toppings such as chili, white sausage gravy, cheese, ham, onions and so many more items and you can combine these toppings in a multitude of ways. For my main course, I have usually gone with their patty melts or one of their egg breakfast options. I myself can see the strangeness that I have never had a waffle in a business where waffle is in their very name, but I prefer a more savory breakfast than a sweet one. If you are in the southeast United States, odds are you have probably passed a Waffle House location. It seems that they are on almost every major highway exit ramp and strategically placed throughout most cities and towns in the southeast. If you see one, give them a try.

Even though we had breakfast earlier, we could not pass up the opportunity to stop at a Waffle…read moreHouse! Although I ordered a regular waffle, I saw a waitress bring out a blueberry for someone else and commented to my husband how I should have ordered differently. Our waitress heard me and insisted on making me a blueberry waffle instead, assuring me the other would not go to waste. All the ladies working behind the counter were very friendly, engaging, and fun. It was clear they all loved working together, and it was nice to see them helping each other out with their customers. Sitting at the counter was a great way to watch them interact, and we appreciated how they all wished us safe travels back home. If I lived in the area, I'd be in here all the time. Good home cooked food with a great vibe!

7-28-24 Stopped in after church with family/friends…read more A very good place! Nice atmosphere. Buffet style foods. I would recommend this place!

It was liver and onions night, and I don't eat that so luckily there was some chicken or meatloaf…read moreor something. There was something else for me to eat anyway, but the smell of the liver and onions kind of spoiled my dinner. But I went with friends who loved this restaurant they eat their 3/4 times a week for breakfast and for dinner an early dinner a senior dinner, which is fine with me

Had the BEST experience at Liz's Where Y'at Diner!! The atmosphere, food, and drinks are absolutely…read moretop tier. It truly feels like you just walked off the beach and straight into a laid-back island restaurant. The food? Unreal. So good I completely forgot to snap a pic of the shrimp and grits--they were THAT good. And the biscuit... wow. It tasted like something your great-grandmother would've had sitting on the table all day, warm and perfect. Coffee was spot on too (especially with a splash of Bailey's ), and the spuds were seriously mouthwatering. Add in the great music and chill vibe, and it's just a cool little spot you'll want to keep coming back to. Highly recommend!!

We've been meaning to try breakfast/lunch at Liz's Where Y'at Diner in Mandeville for awhile, but…read morejust got around to it. Liz's exterior appears a little downtrodden and parking a bit limited, but inside is welcoming with a bright and shiny Louisiana ambiance. We had excellent service and Liz herself dropped by and welcomed us. We ordered a variety of specialties, with me enjoying an egg scrambler with all the trimmings, my wife having a sumptuous roast beef po'boy and my son having a burger and fries. All were very good and our iced tea glasses were never allowed to be empty. We were seated immediately, but business is brisk and you may need to be prepared to wait at peak times. We look forward to returning!

The food is good, but the consistency of their opening and closing is terrible. Some days they are…read moreopen and some days are closed, and when closing about an hour out they close their kitchen. Very very inconsistent but like before the food is excellent. The ambience is simple, nothing extravagant

Best roadside diner in "The Kiln"! Snowballs, ice cream, awesome hamburgers, one of the best Poboys…read moreI've had in a long time, gyros, who would've thunk!?!

We got a combo plate one sausage egg Benedict and one fried chicken eggs Benedict both are on their…read morehomemade grilled biscuits and they were FABULOUS!! The FRIED CHICKEN EGGS BENEDICT IS MUST ITS FABULOUS!!! I would definitely return to this hidden gem of a restaurant just for the Chicken Eggs Benedict it was that good. I should note tho both the sausage and the chicken eggs Benedict are served on their homemade grilled biscuits with the traditional southern white sausage gravy instead of hollandaise sauce which was a delicious touch and compliments the flavors. The crab cake eggs Benedict was served with the original hollandaise sauce and it was delicious... the crab cakes eggs Benedict is served over a layer of shredded hash-browns that I feel could have been cooked a little more crispy and the crab cake could have been cooked more crispy with less stuffing more crabmeat added especially since the crab cake and/or the hash-browns were serving as the English muffin part of traditional eggs Benedict. Don't get me wrong WE LOVE THIS PLACE .... It is a hidden gem and will be regulars. EVERYTHING was DELICIOUS!!!! Well worth the trip. Casual attire, hometown waitresses who know their regulars and their regular orders nice hometown vibe ! The table next to me ordered pancakes and were raving over the pancakes. Next time we come we will get pancakes, fried chicken and waffles so stay tuned for that review !

Left after sitting at table for 25-35 minutes without service, so I can't speak to the food…read more Granted the place was very busy. After about 15 minutes, I walked to the waitress station and politely asked for a menu; the response was an eye roll with menus "shoved" at me in an aggravated manner. Regardless, I thanked her. Soon, the same young waitresscame over and took our drink orders (waters) nicely, but then she left the back room where we were seated and did not return! Whaa? I never saw her again, so we have it another 15 min and gave up. We looked for our angry waitress as we walked through to leave hoping she, or anyone, might notice we were leaving, but nothing. The restaurant was crowded and diners seemed happy enough so perhaps we simply got the wrong person in the wrong moments. However, since I'm from out-of-state, this is the impression I will forever have of La Pines Cafe.