The atmosphere is always pleasant, the food is awesome and the staff are all very polite and the service is excellent.

There's a variety of items to choose from. The soft crab and grilled red fish were excellent. The service is superb. The homemade biscuits and jelly were just like my grandmother made. If you're visiting Natchez, put this stop on your list.

Just another wonderful place to eat in Natchez.. A don't miss for lunch. Everything Bingo puts out is a taste of wonder.

I ate here during pilgrimage as part of a large bus tour. I tried the fried chicken, fish, pork loin, and english peas with a salad. I loved the little biscuits and everything on my plate was great. I really like the atmosphere but they seemed to be a bit understaffed and had trouble refilling drinks.

I would recommend reservations for the Sunday Brunch Buffet. The menu changes weekly and there is a large variety of items for every taste. My husband's favorite was the pesto tomato bisque. Mine was the fried chicken. It melted in my mouth. The buffet with drinks is about $20 per person but is a great treat.

I have dined here before with good results but the Easter Sunday was simply a mess. The waitress was well meaning, too busy and inattentive. The hostess was working furiously but unable to take care of everyone or address guests as they arrived. She needed help.

We had read glowing reviews of the Carriage House Restaurant, 3 diamonds in the AAA guide, but we were disappointed with our lunch. I had the grilled redfish, but it was overcooked. It came with roasted potatoes and vegetables, and salad greens on the same plate. The salad greens were so doused with dressing that it ran over the vegetables... More

Had Easter Brunch at Carriage House. Great buffet selection and each dish was uniquely delicious. Go to brunch and book ahead!

This is one of my favorite places to eat in Natchez. The fried chicken is always wonderful but on this trip I found the fried chicken to be a bit dry. I suspect it was the crowds. The Carriage House takes in bus tours and Natchez was swamped with them during the Spring Pilgrimage this year. The food seemed slightly... More