Best French Bakery in Homochitto National Forest

"A quaint little hangout spot and coffee place in Natchez, Natchez Coffee Co is a great option for a quick meal if you are looking for places to eat in this neighborhood. If you think that this is merely a coffee place which will not satiate your hunger pangs, you are completely mistaken!. The chicken salad, biscuits, omelets, pimento cheese and s...Read more"

"As much as I love Starbucks, it was so nice to not see one in the center of town. For that matter, I didn’t see any chain restaurants like McDonalds or Kentucky Fried Chicken."

"208 Main St, Natchez, MS 39120-3460Parking Available, Television, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Private Dining, Seating, Waitstaff, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts DiscoverAmerican, Cajun & Creole, Contemporary, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Late NightSGD 4 - SGD 38+1 601-442-7452"

"This cute whitewashed dining room is chockablock with knickknacks and artistic touches. The menu borrows from local tastes – think grilled chicken sandwich on Texas toast and jambalaya pasta – but it does a nice..."

"Amazing staff amazing food amazing atmosphere amazing place all the way around...please make a reservation if your party is large...the owner is on sight..."

"Regina’s Kitchen is the newest restaurant of Regina Charbonneau a local cookbook author. Her previous restaurant King’s Tavern is permanently closed. Regina is known for her biscuit making prowess and you can even take a biscuit making class with her while you are in town."

"From Business: Fresh, edible cookie dough in 20+ flavors available on our dough bar or we deliver cups to the Miss-Lou on request and have private birthday party packages…"

"William Johnson was a free man of color in antebellum Natchez. He acquired several building in Natchez, approximately 2,000 acres of land south of town and he owned several slaves. He gained the respect of leading citizens of the time, some of whom he loaned money to, and local papers eulogized him after his untimely death."

"This was the former house of a freed slave also known as the Barber of Natchez who became a real businessman in the mid 19th century. His name is William Johnson. His house was built in 1840."

"Stanton Hall is done in the Greek revival style and is impeccably maintained by the Pilgrimage Garden Club. It takes up an entire city block and was originally named Belfast because its first owner, Frederick Stanton, was an Irish immigrant. It occupies an entire city block."

"Stanton Hall is a national historic site and one of the first antebellum mansions. Pilgrimage garden club has turned it into a historic house. It is made up of two-storey brick structure with a Greek temple at its entrance."

"The house is also well-preserved and the tour is very informative. By going here you’d realized how wealthy the Natchez citizens are in the Antebellum era. Suggested Tour:Stanton Hall Ticket"

"Magnolia Hall is operated by the Natchez Garden Club and has been renovated by the club to be as close to the original as possible. This includes the color of the house and columns which have been restored to their original brown shade. Magnolia Hall was the last grand house to be built in town before the Civil War."