My husband and I stopped in Natchez on our way home to Texas. We found The Natcheesian and had a…read moregreat experience. The staff is sweet and friendly, the vibe inside is very cool + eclectic, and I was so excited to see they offered a cauliflower crust pizza as I adhere to a gluten free diet. We ordered the Goat & Fig and Smoked Natchessian pizzas and New Orleans salad to-go. We ordered a high noon and glass of wine while we waited for our order and enjoyed sitting at an outdoor table with our drinks and dog. It was definitely more on the "spendy" side, our bill was $71.99 for two gluten free pizzas, one salad, and two adult beverages but all in all it was a great experience and the food was tasty!

Well , I know it takes time to get up and going good - this place has only been open about 17 days…read more- however - Great Great tasting pizza - I thought the flavor was absolutely delicious- I did not like the super super thin crust - and when I say thin crust, I mean each slice had to be ate with a knife and fork. There was no such thing as grabbing a slice of pizza due to the crust wouldn't support . Shit , just call it lasagna and it's 5 stars. It does have a pretty good wait time - 36 minutes for appetizers and 46 minutes for first pizza. But the scene is great - I like the kid friendly environment with the games and such . At least you can throw some darts while you wait for the food - I will add that the waitress' are all super friendly . I'm going give this place a break because they're new and again the "taste" of the pizza/ lasagna is amazing . Will return -

Ribs were not seasoned. BBQ sauce not house made. BBQ beans tasted like straight out of the can…read morewith a slight hint of bbq sauce/ vinegar? The sweet potato casserole is identical to one a local food distributor sells. (The highlight of the meal). Fried pepperjack cheese stick was disgusting! It basically was a tasteless cheese stick encrusted in a thick bread like coating. (Like a corn dog). $30 down the toilet..... Obviously the locals like it, because they were fairly busy. The back court yard could be fixed up/cleaned up for a nice outdoor dining spot. It was not clean as well

Food was good but I expected more from burger place. You order at the counter and the service…read morethere was nice. Overall an good experience

Local gem with outdoor seating. Friendly service. Food was delicious and the service was prompt…read more Will visit again when I'm in Natchez.

Midtown Grill In the last 4 years it has become our regular lunch stop…read more Good burgers, fries, Philly Cheesesteak, salads. Good cheap lunches. Has a table and bench outside - but is mainly a to go place.

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.

Overall 3.5 Stars…read more Located in Natchez, small quaint sandwhich shop has decent New Orleans food. Taking a lunch break from a conference, I found this on Yelp and we decided to try the place out. Ambiance - 3.5 Stars The old home which was converted into the sandwhich shop has very limited seating; only bar stools and can be elbow to elbow on space. There maybe about 12 bar stools so it might be best to call in or order at the counter as take out. Service - 4 Stars The staff were friendly and pleasant. The main cook checked on us regularly after we made a "New Orleans connection". Food: 3.5 - 3.75 Stars If you are getting a PoBoy meal it comes with a 6" or 10" sandwich and a bag of chips. Drinks and other items or extra. We ordered the following: The Junkin: a traditional Debris slow cooked roast. 3.5 4 stars The PoBoy had the usual condiments of lettuce, tomato and pickles w a light spread of mayo. The buttered bread was light and outside layered were crunchy. Just as it should be. The rendered pot roasted was flavorful and slightly juicy. I prefer my Debris to be more wet. 2. Large Cup of Red Beans and Rice - 3.5 Stars The beans were tendered but prefer to have the beans whole I stead of purée. The sausage and beef were good and the seasoning was good. Prefer it to be a bit more spicer. We recommend the place if you need a quick meal in Natchez near the waterfront.

Looking for a place to grab a late night bite with a bunch of Cajuns. Found this place and entered…read morewith trepidation, knowing the Louisiana crowd was gonna be very critical. Shouldn't have worried. These folks had it going on. From the light, airy bread to the jumbo shrimp and roast beef and gravy, we were transported back to New Orleans. The kids working the store were fun and knowledgeable. A hard working crew.

Stopped by after a gig. I ordered the blackened chicken sandwich, boudin egg rolls, and tater tots…read more My girl ordered meat pie, crispitos, and fried okra. Not their fault, but lots of things weren't available from the menu. Blackened chicken sandwich wasn't seasoned at all. It tasted like overcooked chicken and pickles. My tots weren't seasoned at all either. I didn't receive the boudin egg rolls, but regular egg rolls instead which were horribly under-seasoned and weirdly wet inside. My girlfriend never received her okra, but she enjoyed her chicken crispitos. The meat pie seemed microwaved. The lady working the counter was super nice and sweet. She was very apologetic for the menu. She saved this from being one star.

Good food, great service!!! I would definitely recommend this restaurant. It has a great atmosphere.read more

Excellent venue. Great food. Friendly staff. Rain or shine they've got an incredible seating…read moresituation!

Friendly people and great food but…read more... I have gotten the lunch special (calzone+salad) a few times at the $10.99 price then the price went to $12. That's fine, It's still a bargain. I always get pepperoni, mushrooms and Jalapeños on it and this time I'm now only allowed one topping on it... so that changed too!? Just a tad frustrated but would still recommend.

My wife suggested we try a new place -- and we chose D's! And, what can I say! Her Natchez-style…read morecheesesteak rivaled those I've tried in Philadelphia! Her version doesn't melt provolone or have red peppers ... but damn they are tasty! Price was fantastic -- and the staff was super friendly and efficient. We'll be back!