The chicken shawarma was really good, and I loved the hummus as a starter. They added some extra meat on top, which made it even more filling. A solid spot for a casual meal.

The seafood boil was pretty good. I went with the Cajun spice and it had a decent kick. They offer a few other spice levels too, which is nice. The portion was fine, though maybe a touch pricey for what you get.

Solid biscuits and gravy. The biscuit was huge and smothered in sausage gravy. Potatoes were good too, just needed a pinch more salt.

Cozy little spot run by a family. The whole place smells like fresh baking, just like walking into your grandma&#39;s kitchen. It&#39;s a really warm, welcoming vibe.

The queso was creamy and had a nice kick. I really appreciated how the waitress clearly explained their gluten-free prep for my husband&#39;s chicken fried chicken. It&#39;s so important to know how things are handled.

While the food took a while to arrive, the overall charm and architecture of the restaurant made it a worthwhile visit. Just be prepared for a longer wait.

I had the Cajun Shrimp Pasta, and it was authentic and packed with flavor. The chefs clearly know what they&#39;re doing, and the service was quick once I was able to place my order.

First time trying the Near Death Wings and they&#39;re no joke. My lips were buzzing and I was definitely sweating, but in the best way. That spice level is exactly what I was hoping for.

The bacon and cheese omelette is a solid choice. Their house bloody mary was a great pairing with it.

Prices are super reasonable here. I was surprised by how much food you get for the price, and it&#39;s all pretty solid. A good spot if you&#39;re feeding a few people and don&#39;t want to spend a ton.

The portions here are generous, which is always a plus for me. I had a nice, relaxed lunch and still had enough to take home. The staff was friendly and didn&#39;t rush us at all.

Eggs Benedict was solid, and the seasoned potatoes hit the spot. The mimosa flight was a fun way to start the morning.

Our server was really nice and made sure we had everything we needed. She checked on us just the right amount, which made the whole meal feel relaxed and easy. A pleasant experience.

Been coming here for years, and they&rsquo;re always consistent. I usually get the breakfast skillet&mdash;the eggs are cooked just right every single time. That&rsquo;s why I keep coming back.

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