The best doughnuts around on the Northshore. The buttermilk cake doughnuts are to die for when…read morefresh and warm! Making a triple berry bread pudding with the leftover doughnuts I have.

Yesterday morning order a box of donuts wait 5 minutes they come give me a box of donuts that heat…read moreup in a microwave and tell me this is hot donuts Bad service your be careful ok

This location appears to be rather new based on the fresh looking concrete parking lot and the…read moreoutside appearance of the building. The inside seems even newer, very nice. The smell was not good because it smelled too much of cleaning products instead of breakfast being cooked. I ordered my usual two eggs medium with hash browns & extra onions plus two sausage patties and toast. The food was great and delicious. Service was excellent and friendly. They hiring all positions in multiple locations just you know.

Best WH we've been to. Very clean and everyone was so friendly. Alaina was excellent. Will…read moredefinitely be going back!

Love this place! We're not in Slidell too often, but we made it a point to swing by here again when…read morewe were in town! I've only ever had their breakfast here, but they do SUCH a great job, I'll have to come back for their lunches too It's a casual eatery that always seems to be fairly popular. Everything is very reasonably priced, so yummy, and their portions are generous. You'll go home full without completely emptying your wallet I highly recommend their "Poor Man's Benedict" ($10). It's SO good! It comes with their freshly baked biscuit topped with fried chicken and a poached egg, smothered in their homemade sausage gravy. The biscuit is soft, the eggs are perfect, their fried chicken is flavorful and well-seasoned, and the gravy is savory and just makes it feel like comfort food. You really can't miss out on their fried chicken. I know what you're thinking, fried chicken first thing in the morning? Trust me though, it's DELISH and you won't regret it! If you're really hungry, I suggest the "Chicken Fried Platter" ($13). It's very similar to the Benedict, but it comes with an extra side. We tried the hashbrowns and they were yum. Crispy surface and soft on the inside. Just the way I like 'em!

Left after sitting at table for 25-35 minutes without service, so I can't speak to the food…read more Granted the place was very busy. After about 15 minutes, I walked to the waitress station and politely asked for a menu; the response was an eye roll with menus "shoved" at me in an aggravated manner. Regardless, I thanked her. Soon, the same young waitresscame over and took our drink orders (waters) nicely, but then she left the back room where we were seated and did not return! Whaa? I never saw her again, so we have it another 15 min and gave up. We looked for our angry waitress as we walked through to leave hoping she, or anyone, might notice we were leaving, but nothing. The restaurant was crowded and diners seemed happy enough so perhaps we simply got the wrong person in the wrong moments. However, since I'm from out-of-state, this is the impression I will forever have of La Pines Cafe.

Stopped in the other day for lunch. This popular Picayune diner was busy, of course, but the staff…read morewas friendly and seated me immediately. I ordered their famous shrimp poboy and it was PERFECT! Special thanks to the owner (Mike) and hostess (Lily) for a wonderful experience. Can't wait to go back!

We both had Amazing Meatloaf & Gravy with Fried Mushrooms for LUNCH. Vert attentive wait staff…read more Owner Mike came by and welcomed us. Feels like Sunday Family dinner but was a Wednesday lunch. Always à pleasure to eat here.

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

Visited Dots on a recent trip to Louisiana. The diner reminds me of a few that we have back here in…read moreColorado where I'm from. While certainly not health food, it's ok to treat oneself to diner cuisine every now and then right?! Dots hosted 20+ folks in our party on this visit and all things considered the staff were friendly and on point, keeping orders straight and food out promptly. I had a burger and it was juicy and flavorful. An all around classic choice. The ambiance of the restaurant is fun 50s diner. Should you find yourself in Louisiana and crave all American diner fare, stop on in.

Tic toc is an amazing experience!! The specials are amazing from the reds beans on Monday to the…read morefish special on Friday. The liver and eggs are my personal favorite. Everybody knows everybody at this places. You have to check this place out at least once in your life.

Another local gem. Stopped for breakfast it was perfect. Small pace inside but worth going in or…read morewaiting for a table. Great southern breakfast, biscuits and gravy along with the grits some of the best I ever had. Very friendly staff quick to fill your empty cup of coffee, which was outstanding also. If you in the area this is a must stop.

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

Biscuits and gravy is my go to breakfast and they were great here. The gravy had a tasty flavor…read morethat was very nice, the biscuits were a bit small and the serving size wasn't huge. I added hash browns and bacon. 4 pieces of bacon in a side order and it was nice and crispy. The hash browns were patty similar to the frozen kind you can buy, not sure if they came in a box frozen or not but they were served nice and crispy. The team were all very friendly and service was great. I probably wouldn't go out of my way for a return visit but wouldn't avoid eating here either

On my first full day in New Orleans, I walked from my hotel over to Molly's Rise and Shine after…read moreseeing videos on TikTok of people raving about it. It has retro vibes, and I loved how the outside looked. The inside was just as cute, with 80s toys lining the walls. There was ample seating. The staff was very friendly and helped me pick out what I would like to order. I went with the spicy chicken biscuit and a side of hashbrowns. The hashbrowns were very crispy and seasoned well, so I loved them, as soggy hashbrowns are a major pet peeve of mine. The chicken biscuit was good, but I'm not 100% sure it was to my taste. It was massive and very hard to eat, and there was a lot of fried chicken skin. The mayo on the sandwich was definitely homemade and had a very strong egg flavor, so I would go without that next time. The biscuit was probably the best biscuit I've ever had. As a California girl, I think the flavors might have just been a little too strong for me, but still a great spot to stop by.