I took one bite of that "boudin" and threw that in the long grass. The boudin balls are just little…read moremush balls. That ain't Cajun bruh.

We were starting our drive back to Michigan and quickly looked up where to get boudin & cracklin'…read moreto bring home with us. We were happy to see Ronnie's popped up and had great reviews. We tried Boudin Balls that were stuffed (with cheese) and the regular. They were both outstanding but I'd say maybe the ones without cheese were better. It's hard to say because they were both very good. The smoked boudin was better in my opinion only because the casing dries out a bit it makes it crispy so we of course just ate it whole. The regular boudin has a casing that isn't crispy so we chose to just eat the filling. The inside was just as good as the smoked. We only tried the chicken cracklin's and holy cow were they good! Some pieces were real crispy while others were a bit bigger and still had some meat on them. There was a perfect mix up large and small pieces, crispy and not crispy pieces. I wish we had these in Michigan. We brought home some andouille so we could make jambalaya and gumbo. We just cooked some andouille, and it was a little bit spicy and so good. We also brought home some boudin and can't wait to cook that. Be sure to check out their freezer section and take home some different things. This place was such a gem to find! The staff was very friendly and helped us make decisions on exactly what we needed to try since we had never been before. There is seating inside if you're looking to eat there. We just ordered things we could eat on our road trip home as well as things to cook/eat later. I'm only complaint was that the bathroom was not very clean and the toilet didn't flush. That doesn't matter much because you should really be going here for the food! :)

After a stop in Pass Manchac looking for outside dining but finding a jammed inside-only restaurant…read morewith no masks, we headed up US 51 into Ponchatoula to look for an alternative. J Rucker's was listed as open, but when we arrived no one was there and it was marked closed. When we called, we were told "yes, we are open" but no one appeared in front. Finally just as we were about to drive off, someone came running across the parking lot. "We are open, and you can sit outside." After that little bit our time confusion (to the restaurant's credit, we were looking for a place around 4:30 in the afternoon and some listings showed a 5 pm opening, while others implied open from lunch to dinner. No big deal), we got seated and offered menus. "Fried ribs" jumped out immediately as (1) unhealthy in many ways (2) unique and (3) of course, something we have to try once. We put in an order for that, along with fried shrimp and stewed chicken. Unfortunately a few minutes later the kitchen informed our server that fried ribs would not be offered that evening. I changed to stewed chicken. For starters, the fried broccoli and boudain balls were hot, fresh, not greasy, and served with a house dipping sauce that had a bit of kick. The stewed chicken arrived in the dense gravy on rice, tasty but beware also on the salty side (this bothered some other diners in my party more than me). The fried shrimp actually might have been the best thing on the table: hot, crispy, with almost like a tempura texture served on a bed of thin-sliced french fries. We were stuffed and facing a ride back to the south shore, so no dessert..."but tell us what you have, anyway." One of the options was "Bananas Foster ice cream." Uh oh, looks like we ARE having dessert. Highly recommended, with a strong banana flavor and actually frozen bits of ripe banana in there. (Some may not like that texture, but didn't bother me one bit). Chicken and waffles are one of the options for entree, as is an ice cream and waffle dessert that looked good as it went out to another table.

We were driving by on our to to another restaurant. This is a wonderful little hole in the wall…read morewith excellent staff! We were instantly seated and the staff had the most tasteful recommendations. The food was insanely delicious! They were so festive. We are definitely coming back time and again!

Red beans and rice perfect my Monday eating place great fried chicken great fish on Fridayread more

Excellent Service!! Great Food!!…read moreIf you want a nice country place to go eat this is your stop! Great customer service.

Nonna's Cafe is hands-down the best soul food you'll find in Amite, offering a warm, "Sunday dinner…read moreat grandma's" vibe that makes every guest feel like family. The heart of the experience is their daily lunch buffet, featuring made-from-scratch staples like tender smothered turkey wings, flavorful red beans and rice, and their famous seafood lasagna. Whether you're stopping in for the oxtails or a massive seafood stuffed potato, every dish is seasoned to perfection and served with genuine kindness.

Food was excellent!! The customer service couldn't be better!!! Will definitely be returning.read more

I really like the Jambalaya Shoppe. Too bad the one in Lafayette closed. My kid and I stopped in…read morefor a couple bowls of Jambalaya before the Southeastern baseball game last week. The pastalaya and gumbo are both great as well.

I understand the whole shrinkflation thing, with the smaller boxes. But the burnt chicken in the…read morejambalaya is unexcusable. If you're going to use old, burnt chicken put it in the gumbo. I've been a loyal customer since you opened, and I guess this will be the last time I spend money there.

Small town diner with small town friendly service…read more Quick and friendly service! They were very kid accommodating by providing French fries (on their own) and turning on a movie for our two small children. Order was ready quickly, maybe a 10 min wait or so. Food was fresh cooked and good tasting. Steak was slightly overcooked but still tender and good. Hamburger was good size and tasted good. Side salad was really good, could've used a bigger plate for it. Fried fish was the best thing of all and the kids size was two large pieces and fries. Plenty for a kid. Kids grilled cheese was good also, Texas toast and a good butter to cheese flavor. Recover a complimentary bread pudding and brownie. Both were fresh made and warm. Bread pudding reminded me of a Christmas flavor. Will be back to try the shrimp.

Bubbas is the best! The staff were so nice! We said it was our first time and they gave us a…read morewelcome bread pudding! The food was amazing. We got the special of the day and a club sandwich and both were great!

What the heck, it's been a long time since I ate at Chris's, I was feeling nostalgic so we ordered…read morea couple of burgers from there, I used to like their burgers, the burgers we got were terrible, the meat was the problem, it was this weird shaped patty that didn't look or taste like real beef . Steer clear of the hamburgers/cheeseburgers

First of all, I was hunger because I had just came from the doctor and I've always heard about…read moretheir buffet. I got to say it was more than what I thought it would be. The only downfall was. I cannot have gumbo with okra in it. The price was $15 for the buffet They had some tasty catfish. I loved their fried chicken jambalaya. They had potato salad and I am a stickler for potato salad. I normally don't eat everybody's potato salad, but I must say it tasted almost like I made it and they had for dessert. They had banana pudding and bread pudding unfortunately I didn't get any cause I don't like either one of them the waitress was 100% I loved her and I thought it was awesome. Thought it was real awesome. I thought the price was well worth it because you go back as many times as you can eat and they was refilling the bar to make sure to accommodate the Customer. I loved it.

Only Fair to post an Updated Picture that is a much better and fair representation of the Crawfish…read moreBoudin PoBoy!

Quick great Cajun food at great prices. They also have the world famous lucky dogs, if you know you…read moreknow.