Same old stuff. No new entrees. A lot is Mediocre but we still get take out occasionally. Their strawberry shortcake is good but not always on menu. Their pies are a pretty good addition to Thanksgiving meal for those who hate to cook like myself. Their cornbread dressings is my favorite and often put in one of my containers as if I made it. Sorry !! Not really. Glad its open on Thanksgiving. They do very well on takeout. read more

Walking into Piccadilly feels like stepping back in time--in the best way. There's a comforting sense of nostalgia that wraps around you like a familiar hug. I can still picture my mom and dad sitting in their favorite booth after Saturday Mass, enjoying fried catfish or roast beef with mashed potatoes and a soft roll. And of course, we could never forget the chocolate pie. Tonight, I stopped in to pick up food to go and was greeted like a long-lost family member. All the old favorite dishes were there, just the way I remembered. Piccadilly isn't just a meal--it's a memory. A place where comfort food and kind hearts come together, just like they used to. read more

They have roaches. The worker wiped it away with a towel and kept s3rving food. Just sad​

Still the best value and most nutritious meal you can get in Baton Rouge for an affordable price. Okay, so I'm old. When I was a teenager and young adult there were several cafeterias successfully operating in the greater New Orleans area where I lived at the time. A&G cafeteria and Piccadilly or the two primary ones that come to mind but I know there were others as well in some parts of the city. As someone who likes to eat out without spending too much money, and often dining alone, I crave a balanced meal with REAL vegetables (no in my opinion potatoes do not count as they are mostly carbs and starch)... I really enjoy a cafeteria setup where you have options and know you can always count on them having several choices of healthy vegetables not drowning in sauce or butter. If you decide to try the Piccadilly cafeteria based on this review keep in mind timing is everything. Although they are open from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 7 days a week excluding legal holidays, the best time to go for the freshest options on a steam line is around lunch time or dinner time. Like any other restaurant they want to minimize food waste, and although the types of items they serve keep fairly well on a steam line for a while... It's not as appetizing when you're viewing the line to choose your selection if the food item has been there for over an hour. Although the prices have gone up at the Piccadilly, so have prices everywhere else and the Piccadilly is still by far the best value for the money considering all that you get. I usually go to the Piccadilly cafeteria on Sherwood Forest as that is the one closest to me, but I'll occasionally stop at the one on Florida Boulevard too. Both restaurants are VERY dated in decor and could definitely use a renovation. However, the staff do a very good job keeping the facilities clean which is no easy feat when furniture and carpet are old. The wait staff are very attentive. As with most wait staff they are dependent on giving good service in order to get tips and make a living wage. I really appreciate the waitresses checking in a couple of times during the meal just in case I'd forgotten to ask for something. They do it in a friendly and non-intrusive way not two interrupt your meal but still make sure that you're not lacking for a sauce, or cup of coffee to finish your meal. It's sad to me that every time I go to the Piccadilly I almost always see people that are 50 plus years old. It's rare to see anyone in their 20s or 30s eating there. I think the younger generation could take a page from our old book and appreciate a well-balanced home cook styled meal without having to depend on all the razzle dazzle decor that newer restaurants offer for higher prices. It's not uncommon for me to go there to dine in for lunch or dinner, and because the food is filling and nutritious I often take nearly half of it home to eat the following day. That stretches my dollars even more. Yes, it's true that Piccadilly does not serve any alcohol. So I get that for some patrons seeking a place to eat, especially in the evening that's a mark against them since many younger patrons would like a beer or glass of wine or cocktail with their meal. But, a good well balanced meal for a fair price without an alcoholic a drink accompanying could be considered by the young crowd as a healthy alternative as well. read more

Piccadilly - Spaghetti with meat sauce, cabbage, Lima beans and pecan pie - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

If I could leave a zero star I would. Whoever the person is that rings your order up after going through the line has the worst attitude and customer service ever. Everyone else gets 4 stars but her. PATHETIC read more

I used to love the food here but today it was garbage. As you can the Mac n cheese had absolutely no sauce it was plain dry elbow macaroni. I couldn't even eat it. I also got a chicken fried steak with cram gravy and although the gravy tasted good the steak itself was almost absent because it was all breading. The place looked like a ghost town inside like there was 3 other tables of people eating . I guess the news of the crappy food has spread. I won't be back. read more

Piccadilly - No sauce and dry Like a desert - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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If you want to experience some good ole racism and disrespect, this is the place to go!!!!!!! I guarantee it!!!! Honestly, not the first bad experience at this location but probably the worst. An employee literally YELLED at my younger sister for asking for rice and gravy. Rolling her eyes, putting her hands on her hips, and giving attitude, all over a side of rice?! Then continues to complain about how she has to walk "all the way over there" PS: It was literally 3 feet away. And how it was wasting her time and it was holding up the line. If she wasn't busy giving an attitude and complaining, maybe she wouldn't have wasted that much time she was worried so much about. I understand that it may have been slightly inconvenient but IN WHAT WORLD are you allowed to yell at a child over something so small?! Not only that, but it was so loud that everyone else could have heard. Even more disappointing how no other employee would correct her or say anything to her. They all stood there and watched her yell at a child over rice and gravy.... I WILL be going back. But not to eat. read more

My family and I love this establishment the food is very delicious the closest thing to Mom's home cook meal (lol) the people working there are very polite and great at recommending food for picky children. The place is always clean and comfortable atmosphere. I highly recommend this place. Plus I door dash on the side and I pick up orders from here a lot. read more

Soooo. If you have to push a tray through a line to get your food it better be good. Piccadilly isn't good food. It's mass food sitting lord knows how long in a tray on a steam table. It's expensive today. We could have gone and been waited on ordered what we wanted and had fresh food. Julie wanted black eyed peas and rice and some cabbage. They have it here. That makes her happy. The deserts are ok, but I hardly ever eat desert. My baked potato was under cooked and cold. Chopped steak tasted like junk. Corn was flavorless and the cole slaw just sucked. The garlic bread was pretty good. Julie enjoyed hers. I try not to eat here. I know it's going to be awful every time. read more

The food is always good and fresh. There isn't a long wait and the staff is always nice. The restaurant is clean overall. I recommend Piccadilly if you're looking for a close to home cook meal. read more

Piccadilly - Fried fish with hot sauce/ potatoes - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

We found this place by following the signs for food off the highway. We were hungry and cranky and had been on the road forever! So despite having a craving for fried chicken, we just wanted to find the fastest place to eat and get the rest of the trip over with! I guess we got fed up with the car at the right time because the signs off the highway listed a lot of food options. One of those places was called Piccadilly and we figured, what the hell, let's try something new. We don't have a Piccadilly where we live, or any chain like it, so we had no idea it was a cafeteria. We entered, and it still wasn't obvious- kind of upscale decor for a cafeteria. I mean, I have been to a Luby's once, about 20 years ago, and it didn't look anything like this... We finally found the line and signs and it all became clear. It seems like a good concept! I do wish they would have some helpful signage closer to the entrance though. There are a lot of places to veer off before you get to the line itself. $8.99 will get you an entree of your choice with two sides and bread. Drinks and desserts are separate. Side portions are a little small, but entree portions are large. Considering the array of options and how little time is involved in getting your meal, it's a better deal than your average lunch place. They had a variety of dishes including salmon, shrimp, meatloaf, roast beef, steak, roasted chicken and... fried chicken! There were others of course, but I was too excited about the huge, juicy pieces of fried chicken to tell you any of the others. A majority of it is comfort food, which is my jam, so I am pretty sure I would have been just as happy had I not been craving fried chicken. I ended up with two big pieces of fried chicken, a side of mac & cheese, a side of broccoli rice casserole and a dinner roll. My sweet tea was around $2 and I can't exactly recall, but the desserts seemed to range $3-4. Yeah, couldn't help myself, got some yellow cake with chocolate frosting! The place was crowded, but we found a table pretty easily and Rene was the server for our section. She was very efficient and helpful and kept us supplied with napkins. The volume was a little louder than I prefer when dining in somewhere, but it was manageable. The portions were really good for the price, I barely finished more than half of mine. The quality of everything was a little above average. My chicken was tasty and my mac was cheesy, and you have to be a little evil to not enjoy chocolate frosting. This was actually better than I expected for the price we paid and the cafeteria style setting. They did a good job of keeping everything hot without drying it out and everything tasted pretty good. I like variety, so to me the biggest appeal is that you get a big selection that is ready immediately and it doesn't affect your price. The friendly service and big portions don't hurt either. I also like that they are smart enough to separate their to go orders so it doesn't bog the line down. Towards the back of the building they have a Piccadilly Express entrance that has no seating and a smaller line of options, so you can get in and out immediately. Overall good spot to check out for a quick lunch at a good price, especially if you like comfort food! read more

Piccadilly - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

First time dining here. Not impressed. Being that it was Thanksgiving day, I let alot slide. But I will def not be back. Our waitress was just rude and slow. I kept trying to get her attention as I was waiting on my turkey (which I really should've just skipped) and she was absolutely avoiding me. I literally had to stand up in front of her to get her to stop. And even then she dismissed me and walked away as I was still talking to her. The food was bland, and just not that good. I cannot recommend this place AT ALL read more

The food at the Sherwood Location is always fresh and really good! Juban location is not near as good.

I've been to two different cafeterias in two different cities in the last two weeks. I don't know if it's standard practice for the future but the food was not even hot in either location. It was soo bad in one city that the waitress had to spend her time carrying plates back and forth to the microwave heating up customers food. I have always been a fan of Piccadilly Cafeteria because of it's home cooking atmosphere and wide range of choices. If this is the trend they are taking I will have to take my business elsewhere. Regretfully, Michael D Lewis read more

Only the Piccadilly Express side was open during lunch (COVID-19). The female asked for my order but quickly ignored me to speak with a co-worker instead. The Southern Fried Catfish was a large portion and pretty tasty. I doubt the crawfish in the etouffee is Louisiana crawfish but I'm not positive. Mac n cheese is good. Their online ordering system needs improvement. read more

Piccadilly - Lunch time (to-go order) - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

The fried chicken I had tonight a this Piccadilly was probably the best I've ever had anywhere. The crust was perfectly seasoned and texture could not have been better. Meat was properly cooked a juicy. The must have brined their chicken. Only complaint is that I used to get a breast and a thigh. Can't do that anymore since the sell leg quarters or breast with wing connected. I recommend enjoying the chicken with the carrot soufflé. I also enjoyed the rice broccoli casserole. Will definitely be back! read more

Good for kids good for birthdays reasonable price service was good. Would come back again!

Piccadilly on Sherwood Forest Blvd is now serving breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. It is the best deal in Baton Rouge. All-You-Can-Eat - French Toast, Pancakes, Omelette, Scrambled Eggs, Hash Brown Potatoes, Grits, Chicken Fried Steak, Sausage Patties, Bacon, Biscuits, Cinnamon Rolls, Muffins, Fruit, Juices and Drinks. read more

Not as cheap as you think it would be, especially since we went on kids eat for $1.99 night. Our family of four's bill was $27 with just two basic kids' dinners, two adults with one meat and two sides each, one extra drink, and no desserts. Not sure how the price was so high, but that seems to always be the mystery at the cash register dilemma with Picadilly. Of note, I learned a very valuable lesson. A Picadilly type "faux-buffet" I shall call it is the worst possible idea for children, such as our 6 & 3 year old girls. Everything looks delicious and so tempting, so they're begging for everything then us telling them no as they'd already made their choices led to numerous meltdowns. Overall, a very stressful series of events for both parents and the kids. The service however was great. Those in the line were informative about the price for extra items our girls were asking for, so I could easily tell them no. Our server was very attentive and polite. There was also a balloon guy that our server made sure to send to our table to distract our girls from further meltdowns. My chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and gravy was delish, but my husband said that the roast was dry and overcooked. Their mango tea was so delicious tea that I wish I could have bought a gallon to take home. Unfortunately, we won't be returning to a "faux-buffet" type place with our young kids, but instead will choose a real deal buffet or ordering from a menu. Temptation like this leads to disaster, and I'd rather not go through it again. read more

Ordered baked chicken white meat, with Mac and cheese, and green beans. When did they start putting cooked tomatoes on top of the baked chicken?? Soggy and over cooked. Green beans salty and Mac and cheese had bean juice in it by the time I got it so it was yucky too! What a waste of money! read more

Piccadilly - Baked chicken with Mac/cheese and green beans delivered by waiter. Terrible! - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

The food was great, service was great, and there were changing tables in the bathroom. 4 stars.

I have to be honest, I'm such a fan of this place. They're affordable and the food is really good. What else is there to ask for (that was a rhetorical question)? Management here are always nice and respectable people. If there's one issue I would like them to address and it's their check line issues. They need 2 checkout lines for when the going gets rough because believe me it does. Anyway, location....goes without saying. Done! read more

Piccadilly - About $11 - Chicken Teriyaki - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Just checked out the breakfast at Piccadilly on South Sherwood Forest Blvd. That's right, breakfast. Weekends only. The set up is very user friendly as one approaches the dining area one is greeted by a person at the register. Once paid there is a bountiful variety of breakfast foods available plus an area where specialty items are prepared. Items such as omelettes, French toast, waffles, toast, fried eggs, etc. The buffet section consists of two varieties of scrambled eggs, two varieties of grits, bacon, sausage patties and link sausage, mixed fruits, cinnamon rolls, a variety of muffins, varieties of jelly, coffee and juices. This is a bargain for breakfast eaters. More than likely the best value in town. The food quality is very good, the wait staff are often checking to see if the patron needs anything, and the place is clean. I would revisit this place for breakfast and recommend it to you as well. read more

I was very happy with the low music and lunch today at Picadilly on Lapalco. I had a chance to talk to Ryan the manager and expressed concerns I had which he took care of immediately. Linda Warren read more

Sometime, you just want a full hot meal with things you grew up eating. This is my go to spot, my grandmother, great aunts and I love it.

Their food is always yummy and fresh. I got the baked chicken, broccoli cheese and rice casserole and Carrot Su-flay. Everything was hot and the staff were very nice. I always choose this location over the others, they never disappoint. read more

Needed something fast and easy. On Saturdays kids plates are 1.99. I had white meat chicken, broccoli and cheese rice, mashed potato n gravy. My son had chicken tenders and mac n cheese. Our total was $13.50. Everything was fresh and the people were friendly. read more

Piccadilly - Fried chicken with mashed potato, broccoli and cheese rice - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

I am changing my rating based on weekend breakfast buffet alone - all you can eat $8.99 and fresh made to order French toast, omelettes, toast, waffles, and pancakes at a cook's station. Also available are two types of potatoes, several types of sausage, two types of scrambled eggs, country fried chicken, biscuits and gravy, cinnamon rolls, cereals, and muffins. Add in bottomless coffee, soda, and water with plenty of seating and nice waitstaff to help you enjoy the meal? This is the best breakfast deal in town and absolutely a little known secret. On Saturday's it can get busy, but they always have a table for you, early Sunday morning it's much less busy. Remember to bring a few bucks and tip your waitstaff, they really do keep your drinks full and fetch whatever you forgot to grab. read more

We usually get food from the Piccadilly Express because a lot of times it seems like its faster but other times you walk in and there's a line. Lakeisha was there the last time we went so she helped us and she was very friendly and nice. The prices have definitely gone up it's not as cheap as it used to be. I was really impressed with the crawfish etouffee though, it was delicious. It was spiced really well and they put a lot of crawfish in it so now I get it everytime. If you're super nice and if they're in a good mood they'll give you a good bit of it too. The hamburger steak, mashed potatoes & gravy, broccoli rice, mac n cheese, rolls and carrot souffle are just a couple of my favorites. The cod is also good but you need to look at it first and make sure it's fresh, if it's not fresh don't get it. (The tartar sauce is really good too.) Overall the food I've had has been good and the girls at the Piccadilly Express are usually nice. I don't really have much to say about the actual dining area because I haven't been in there in years. read more

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In last year or so been here more for their breakfast buffet than lunch or dinner so this will only review the breakfast buffet which is offered on weekends only. Today they indicate it ends at 10:30 am ---previously it ended at 11:00 am--and at 10:30 am they promptly began to dismantle the buffet offerings but other than that change, everything else is as it was or better, the buffet price is $7.99 and includes drink. The offerings now require 2 islands as opposed to 1 island from my visits earlier in the year. Plus you still have the chefs to provide you a freshly made waffle, pancakes, or French toast and of course, eggs--sunny side up, omelette or even scrambled, The islands offer eggs, grits ( regular or cheese) , bacon, sausage, chicken fried steak, biscuits and gravy, poached egg biscuit, various rolls and honey buns, fruits, and I think bread pudding. This is a lot to offer. The staff is courteous , polite and generally attentive. Will be back. read more

Piccadilly - Taken August 15---in past they removed the buffet at 11:00 am---so not sure if 10:30 is a change - Southern Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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Before covid they had weekend breakfast buffet, went there with the whole family weekly for months, my picky boys can always find something they would eat read more

I don't understand why the check out register is at the end of the dinner line. By the time you've got your food it's cold because you've waited in line for the slo-pokes and to-go orders check out. Come on management move the night register to the front like at lunch. read more

Good, hot, comfort food breakfast. For a flat $10, you can eat until you burst. Eat in the line or special order something.

Southern comfort food done extremely well. The fish wether baked or fried appeared to have a cared for look. The fried chicken was excellent and the sides also. read more

Was very excited to come visit this restaurant as this was one of my childhood favorites growing up. Growing up the staff was nice and incredibly accommodating! Im not sure if this is still the corporate restaurant anymore but I feel like something has changed. The store was very clean but the staff seemed really off. Several people on the line were cursing openly in front of guest, my fathers food was sloppily plated on a very tiny plate and the cashier had zero urgency when ringing my families meals while continuing a conversation with another employee. The staff just didnt seem to care for the guest. The food was fine but I didnt get the warm and fuzzies that me and my family loved when I was younger and still lived in the area. Really disappointed. Maybe if I wait another 10 years they can figure out how to bring this back to the old restaurants standards of service. read more

Piccadilly corporate office should do better with answering the phones..The customer service is terrible...They should update telephone numbers because the number that is on here no one never answer, I have been calling for days...no answer...smh... read more

Worst experience ever while traveling through Louisiana. If I could give it zero stars I would. Their so called customer service was lacking. It was so bad, the manager gave us the food for free. He wasn't doing us any favors though. The food made me throw up for hours after eating it. Don't eat the crawfish etoufee. I started my Florida vacation with dehydration and food poisoning. read more

I rarely give a 1 star rating, but this time I think that it is generous. It's been several months since this dining experience with my 12 year old daughter. We were visiting my sister in Baton Rouge, and wanted a cafeteria style meal with lots of options. My daughter was craving mac and cheese. We have a Luby's near us in Houston, and thought that this would be comparable. It was around 7:45 p.m. and the place was not busy. Walking in, we passed by the dining area. Almost every table was empty, but still covered with dirty dishes. I looked to see if they were short-staffed, but noticed at least 3 waiters just standing around. We went through the line and I noticed that the mac and cheese tray was almost completely empty so I asked if they would be putting more out. I was told it would be out shortly so we went ahead and made our orders. I got the red beans and rice, and my daughter ordered the mac and cheese (which was not ready yet) and some bread. While I paid my daughter went to find a table. I found her sitting in a booth, which was dirty and had a used glass still on it. I looked around and that had been her cleanest option!! I asked a waiter (one of the 3 standing around) to come and help us. They reluctantly came by and wiped our table. No apology or anything, even though there was not one option for a clean table in the entire restaurant! Then they went back to the side and stood around some more, still not attempting to clean any other tables. I went back to check on the mac and cheese, which was still not ready. I noticed several other people standing and waiting for mac and cheese as well. Took about 10 minutes and when I finally got it, it was disgusting and cold. My daughter would not eat it. It had something red sprinkled over the top as well, I assume was paprika, but even had it not been cold it tasted very weird. Being too frustrated, tired, and hungry, we left without talking to a manager and found another restaurant before it was too late and everything was closed. We humorously have renamed this restaurant "Puke-adilly Barfeteria" OR "Barfadilly Puketeria". Both names make us giggle and accurately describe our experience. I guess that's a plus! read more

Piccadilly is normally a good place to have a nice meal. Today we came in and ended up on the wrong side of a Very Unhappy young lady. Because of handicaps two of us were unable to carry our trays. The girl who carried our trays slid them across the table. Where she sat us was in a booth in a crowded area so we decided to move down two booths where it was less crowded. We moved to another booth and we unloaded all our food, she left and as she was walking away she said "it's ok I'll run a marathon". Now they were all on the same side, all in a row, and when you are working with the public you help the customer, you don't talk like that. She proceeded to go behind the food isle and tell the cashier what we had done "so wrong" , then the cashier decided it would be fun to lean over he counter and look at us as we are. So dear Beth when you wonder why you don't get a good tip, or Piccadilly lowers your salary or you loose your job. Maybe think about how you tear your customers, the ones who give you a tip and pays your salary. We are Very Disappointed in Piccadilly Not up to their standards. read more

Still a 5 star meal, but they no longer have the great coke freestyle machine. Cod, Mac and cheese and ROast Beef all delicious and at a great price! read more