Blue & White in Mississippi

"4 Australians travelling through Tunic and came across this gem. Overall experience and diner food was excellent! Thank you to the amazing staff and chefs especially Carl. The cajun fried corn is not on the menu yet. Samplers were offered and hands down yum and favourable. Hopefully when it does, your customers will enjoy it as well."

"Great place to get a southern meal with that old small town cafe feel. It's a staple of this area. You can get breakfast anytime, they have a buffet, or just order a club sandwich from the menu, like I did. Had to get some fried okra to go with it. The sandwich is good and the okra isn't overcooked or greasy like some places. Great service with a smile too."

"Wasn’t sure what to expect. This was our first time. What a wonderful surprise. Everything ordered was good. I recommend the fried chicken breast with greens and okra. I finished nearly every bite. I got the cornbread and it was a little dry plus I like mine piping hot. Friendly servers and wait staff. Give this place a try. You won’t believe how cheap the prices are."

"We were referred to Blue and White by nice and helpful associate at the visitor center on way into town, so we had lunch there. She was spot on that food was excellent and plentiful. Partner had catfish with fries and Cole slow and fish was crispy and not greasy. I had pulled pork with beans and greens and meat was tender and the sauce slightly tangy. There is a popular lunch buffet so table service was a little slow but the server was friendly. Portions are large and we could have easily split. Pricing not cheap ($44 for 2 including tip) but overall value was fine. We enjoyed our visit and would gladly go back if ever again in area."

"The buffet was top ten meals of my life. Scratch cooking at its best."

"Our waitress was so polite and friendly , she asked if we would help this little lady change her tire after we ate, we said yes , little women drove off before we got out there to help . As trying to do the right thing an help the waitress gave us all some peach cobbler ,!!! Very nice women . The place was built in 1937 so it’s full of history , the food is just like home made ,very clean and didn’t take but just a few minutes to get our food. Pretty cheap and large portion . If your in the area and don’t stop you will have missed a great opportunity to eat at one of the last remaining moments a pops restaurants ,,, we will definitely stop in again ,,,Thank you waitress for being so kind, wish I could remember your name,,,sorry !!"

"A cute little diner in Tunica. Stopped in for lunch. There was a buffet available but we chose to order off the menu. My husband was so happy to see chicken livers, and that's what he ordered. It comes with 2 sides so he ordered fried green tomatoes and hand cut fries. The portions were very generous! I ordered fried chicken. A breast and a wing. And for my sides I got fried pickles and mac and cheese. Really tasty!! Our food was piping hot and came pretty quickly. Our server was friendly. The restaurant was a little messy, but they had a large lunch crowd. It was a nice place to stop for lunch while we were in Tunica. Just good, down home southern cooking."

"Over 100 yrs old. Great staff. Country comfort food"