Full disclosure, my wife and I have been to Dolce cafe's sister establishment, the Dolce Bakeshop,…read moreand they were really great... so we went in to the Dolce Cafe expecting a certain level of taste and quality. We were NOT disappointed! I don't typically eat breakfast (yeah, yeah... I know, it's the "most important meal of the day") but when I do, I have two generalized categories I stick to- sweet or savory. Today was savory, so I ordered the breakfast sandwich... think, McD's bacon, egg & cheese biscuit... but made like your grandma would do it. It was an absolutely perfectly orchestrated meal. Now, while it was a "sandwich"... I had to use a fork and knife to eat it because it was so big and deliciously messy (I wanted to eat it, not wear it for the rest of the day). My wife got the grain bowl, which I fully expected to come out looking like a bowl of petting zoo food, but instead, it actually looked pretty dang good! She said it was delicious and described it as a perfectly balanced meal- filling, but not too heavy. She got a London Fog tea while I went with an iced mocha... it is summertime in south Mississippi, after all. Both drinks were as good as they were expected to be, coming from the Dolce family of eateries. Let's talk atmosphere for a second. If you like a loud, obnoxious atmosphere with busy, hustling and rude staff... stay away from Dolce. This place is so laid back and relaxed and the staff is simply amazing! Customer service is obviously a top priority here. The dining room was clean, the staff wore masks (to accommodate for the COVID-19 hysteria) and did I mention how awesome the service was? Because it was really great. We could have sat there all day sipping our coffees and felt welcome the entire time, but unfortunately, I had to get back to work. It could be a little tricky to find, as it's on the back of the building at 1720 Pass Road (look for the signs), but it's well worth the stop and it's in a very peaceful area with a nice view from inside and a nice, shady covered patio outside. We will DEFINITELY be adding Dolce Cafe to our list of regular places and we hope that you will too... small businesses like this one need us to support them, especially now. When a place is as nice, friendly, attentive, and makes food as delicious as Dolce does, it's an easy choice to make.

Excellent service! The owner and his employees are a joy to talk to and always have positive…read moreenergy. The food is prepared in a nice timely manner and is always delicious. I've had their coffees, teas, sandwiches, and pastries and every time I am never disappointed. The prices are very reasonable, as I am a college student, so that is always a plus. The environment is quiet, perfect for studying, and comfortable to be in.

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!?!

Amazing place and owner!…read more My boyfriend (who is from the Midwest) decided to change up our lunch plans and have me (from Ocean Springs) try the "home of Chicago style hoagies" place. So I did end up getting a cheeseburger (playing it "safe") but it was a HOMERUN! Grilled onions were superb. Crunchy pickles. The bun was buttered and just *chef kiss*. I did get onion rings and egg rolls as sides and they complimented very well to my cheeseburger. Connor ordered the Italian Hoagie with Au Jus and peppered. I had 2 bites. One on top and one on bottom with ALL the au jus - I definitely loved the juicier bite. The owner asked which one and upon telling him the juicier bite he mentioned the Chicago way is to have them "BAPTIZED and PEPPERED" and that sounded perfect. Connor and I plan on going back next Monday to try the baptized Italian hoagie or the Philly cheesesteak or for me the polish dog! Amazing amazing amazing!

The sandwiches were great. The pizza was good and would be better if they cooked it well-done or…read morehad giardinera. The lady behind the cash register was sweet. The mild sauce made the fried good. The service was really slow and the cook was not a friendly guy. I want to like this place but Mr. Chef should slow his roll and be nicer to the customers. He told me I didn't pay for mild sauce, it's $1. Like wtf take your dollar man. The ambiance isn't supposed to be great at a place like this, it's a plain sandwich shop. I'd try again maybe.

I have celiac and I found out the chef does also so that made my experience wonderful! it was so…read morenice to be able to eat tasty food and be understood. definitely recommend! be prepared to wait for the food though, the restaurant was really busy. but like they say good things come to those who wait!

We were visiting out of town and were blown away. Super intimate setting and delicious food. The…read morechef Chris was amazing and game out to greet us himself!

Service was great with friendly waitresses. Unfortunately the food was not good. I had the daily…read morespecial of meatloaf with mashed potatoes and string beans. The meatloaf was dried out and very tough, the mashed potatoes had the consistency and taste of coming from a box and the string beans seemed like they came from a can. The gravy for the mashed potatoes tasted like canned or Cisco brown gravy. The red gravy for the meatloaf was a bit sweet for my taste. This is the second time I've been there trying to give them another chance but I was once again disappointed.

Food was awful had to send it back... Would not recommend at all! Food was not cooked long…read moreenough... New owners and have No Idea what they are doing! Don't waste your time or money!

Great food, great service... always one of BSL's best…read more Top items: Bouillabaisse, Fish Caddy and the Oyster Selection.

My honey and I took a drive to the Bay and were getting hungry for lunch when we came across the…read moreThorny Oyster. We were warmly welcomed in by a quintessential southern hostess and shown to a table in the brightly lit, beautifully decorated dining room. It is truly a feast for the eyes. I took some photos because I couldn't describe all of the great decor in a reasonable amount of words. Now for the food. Soooooo good! We started with the shrimp and fish ceviche which was served with plantain strips. Fresh and bright! For mains : I had the special beet salad which had a base of lemony whipped ricotta. It was a perfect light summer salad. My husband had the tuna tostada which was also a hit. We'll be back for sure!

Pressed for time we ran in and got breakfast croissants. They were huge, made to order and…read moreexcellent. Were sold out of sour dough so grabbed jalapeno and cheddar loaf. I would not have known it was day old if they hadn't have disclosed it and the discount.

First time in Bay Saint Louis! We came on a Tuesday after taking the train ride. Not many things…read morewere open, especially for a savory breakfast. But this cafe was open and had food, so we stopped in. We ordered a coffee and a breakfast sandwich. The sandwich was just ok. I didn't love it. I did really like the coffee though. And the lady behind the counter was so sweet. Small town sweet. I did enjoy the cleanliness and just relaxing. Since it was a Tuesday, it was not crowded. The bathrooms were clean. Everything was clean and the town is very walkable. There are severable tables inside. There no alcohol if you are looking for that. The Mocking Bird cafe has that covered. I think next time we come here, we will try to come on a Thursday. I hear that is when more places are open and more fun things to do.

The take and bake lasagna is $46. Outrageously overpriced. I hope it's tasty. A lot of their other…read morefood has decent prices, but just be careful with the frozen meals. Fallon's food tastes good. When they are busy, it takes quite a while to get your food. I recommend calling your order ahead. The inside is too small. Theres nowhere to wait without someone thinking you're in line unless you sit down-if you're lucky to find a seat. Be sure to squeeze your body in when trying to get around the tables. I think they'd really benefit having a bigger space. The cheesy corn is good.

Fallon's Gourmet is such a hidden gem in Gulfport! I ordered the smoked chicken tender salad, and…read moreit was absolutely delicious. ( I especially enjoyed the honey vinaigrette.) The menu is all à la carte and super affordable, which I love--it gives you the freedom to build your perfect meal without overpaying. The service was amazing. I didn't catch the cashier's name, but she was so warm and welcoming, which really made the experience even better. The vibe is cozy and small-town friendly, and you can tell they have a loyal base of regulars. It's the kind of place that feels like home from the moment you walk in. No complaints at all--I'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!