The sign at the front counter said it all: "Fast food is not good. Good food is not fast." I read…read moreother reviews and was just as happy with the service and quality of food. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity of portions. Overall, we had a great experience at this restaurant. We posted several pictures of our food. We also had the BTL, children's grilled cheese, a few malts, and a sno-ball to go. Everything was good and left is with no disappointments or regrets. We had a large order and we did have to wait about 50-60 minutes for our food, but I guess we expected that after reading other reviews. I might suggest that you order ahead and take out or arrive when it's ready and eat in.

This is amazing, home cooked food! Do yourself a favor, and eat here!! We had a burger, fried…read moreshrimp, and chicken tenders; everything was phenomenal.

You can't beat an old fashioned diner off the beaten path. We looked for a place like this and here…read moreit is. Small town atmosphere and the best food around. Definitely recommend it !

New hours is inconvenient. Wait to let us sit down for a good 5mins before coming to tell us…read morethey're closed but it is 8:30. While walking in a waiter turned their backs to us. to avoid serving

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!

This is an amazing place the food was so good ! I will be back ! Everything was great !read more

Lee's is on the downswing again. Food is mediocre. Service is great mostly. Same dirty floors and…read moreflies on the windowsills. I am moving my personal rating from 5 to 3 stars. Up on price, down on quality on some dishes. If you bring up a problem to the manager (not being a Karen) she made it like I was the problem instead of the food. I quit going here again until I hear that things improve.

Tired from the drive and at wits end we found dots diner A…read morebusy place . The food is delicious The waitresses take part in a prayer service. (I needed a Lift as I was feeling down.) Gloria is the best.

This is a wonderful deli and we were surprised to find it. Delicious comfort foods and a few…read morespecialties too. The bacon egg cheese sandwich I had was fabulous. They are all very attentive too. We never had an empty drink. It is a cool looking 50's diner too which adds to the experience. We will be going back when in NOLA now that we know about this spot

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!!

Great Late Night Diner!…read more Nice, Friendly and Flexible is how I would describe this restaurant. I and a group of travel friends stopped in to grab a bite while visiting New Orleans. Customer service starts at the door, carries to the table and from the kitchen. I appreciate the fact that without hesitation they were willing to prepare something suitable for my Vegan diet. My only response is Fried Green Tomato Po-Boy!!! Tried it enjoyed and thought it was truly thinking outside the box for something not on the menu. I would for sure eat here again, if back in the area. Thanks again! Until the next one, Bye - Bye!

Large menu selection. Staff was great. Food came out quick. Pancakes were bigger than my head.read more

Solid place to stop by if you're on the way. The coworker I went with said the pork chop tastes…read morejust like his mom used to make.

Not many people even pass through here, so most likely anyone showing up here has gone out of their…read moreway to be here. I was really hoping to try the fried chicken; however they were fresh out. The place is extremely intimate maybe 26 seats in 3 small rooms. 1940's style home turned into a restaurant. A picture of Rita Mae on the wall as if she watches over every meal served. Windo units for AC and a small front porch with a few barstools. The fish was super crispy with a very tasty batter; oh how I wish they would have had fried chicken today. The potato salad was still warm with big chunks of hard boiled eggs and flakes of pickle expertly prepared. The white beans could have used a bit more spice considering we are in the deep south of Louisiana. Still had very good taste. The tartar sauce was thick, or as we say in Cajun 'tick tick' and creamy. You just know it was homemade. Service was fast, friendly and extremely accommodating. If you're in Morgan City with a grumbling tummy, make sure to set the gos for Rita Mae's for some good ole down south soul food.

My mom and I decided to have a late lunch here while in the area. I had the fried shrimp Poboy and…read moreshe had club sandwich. Both were good but nothing special. The fries were really good though. The service was good as well. I liked that theme of the 50's diner style, it's really cute. I'll come back here if I'm in the area again.

As I walked in there were literally 5 employees standing at the front with orders bagged up and…read moreready. I stood there for awhile and everyone ignored me. I tried to get their attention by saying "hello". I couple looking at me then went back to chatting. Wow, I just left and took my business elsewhere. The big guy at the register gave me the coldest shoulder.

I was a bit early for a scheduled tour in the area, looked around to see what was open and decided…read moreto come here. Neat little 50s themed Cafe. I got the French Toast breakfast with eggs, hash browns and bacon and it was all very good. I'm glad I came and if I am in the area again, I will stop here again. Service was quick and friendly, prices were reasonable.

Food was ok, not memorable at all but not bad. The biggest issue is that it took about 35 minutes…read morefrom the time we placed our order for our food to come out, and the restaurant was empty. We could hear many voices yelling at each other in the kitchen, so people were back there, but we never quite found out what was going on. Decor is cute but the diner is attached to a casino so there is a very strong cigarette smoke smell when you walk in. There is potential here, I hope they improve some things because it could be a nice little spot to eat.