Biscuits&Jamz

My husband had the jambalaya grits, and I ordered the BJ Breakfast. The grits were excellent—flavorful. We were both happy with our meals overall. Unfortunately, the biscuits were a major letdown: dry, crumbly, and surprisingly bad. The strawberry and blueberry peach jams were watery and unappetizing. We’d return just for the grits—they were that good. The exterior of the place isn’t very inviting and the neighborhood feels a bit rough, but if you’re in the mood for some really good grits, it’s worth a visit. We were visiting from Texas and would come back again—but only for the grits. The biscuits and jam were a real disappointment.

Place gives me Georgia back roads vibe. The interior matches. Waiters super nice, family owned. Family portraits encase the walls and adds the family atmosphere good ole souther food! I ordered the Salmon croquettes ( thanks google ) with a side of grits . Cold food Wife had the BJ breakfast . Cold food Son (10yo) had the French toast. Which he said and I quote “ this tastes like store bought honey buns” big Texas to be exact. He did he ate one slice of 4. The 5 dollar glass of OJ 🍰 Very disappointed ..

This restaurant has some of the best breakfast food I've ever eaten. I love every aspect about this restaurant. The service was great and the food was amazing! My food was hot and fresh and made perfect. The chicken was very juicy and crispy, the eggs were on point and the biscuits were homemade and were some of the best biscuits I've ever had. They serve various amounts of different jams with your food, and you can even buy some for yourself to take home. The one that was served with my food was either a cherry or strawberry, but it made by biscuits taste like a cupcake! It was delicious. I can't wait to come back and try more things.

So, so good. From the positive environment, friendly customer service, to the delicious food, everything hit the spot! We ordered the boudin hash and the fish, shrimp, and grits and they were to die for! The coffee was also delicious.

The review by Chris Wilborn is the most ignorant thing I have seen... "Rough neighborhood" 🙄. They not like us! His lack of culture shows. This is simply a working class neighborhood, no rough. Thanks to the actual good advice, it is cool inside so having my jacket handy was a good tip. Friendly staff and the food is worth the wait! We had the Carrot Cake Waffles, Jambalaya Grits, and a "stuffed fish" Special. All very good and Flavor was on point!! It was more food than hubby and I could eat ourselves. Good portions! My only feedback, which does not affect the 5⭐️ rating was the coffee. The blend wasn't bad but a nice solid coffee (Community, Maxwell, Caribou, Pete's Coffee Major Dickason's, etc) would be great.

Some of the best food we've had!! Shrimp & grits made with gouda cheese...amazing! Boudin Hash with over medium eggs...also amazing! Highly recommend 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Food was good but the owner was very rude, and combative. I ordered the Jambalaya Grits, and a buddy ordered the seafood grits.and I was really hungry so I just ate it. There was no sausage in it, and there was a mix up when the food was brought to the table. The owner came out and said I know what I make I’m back there cooking it’s my recipe. Cleary there was no sausage in it and she just continue to be rude to us, instead of offering ways to fix the problem. She’s very unprofessional, and created a scene. Here you go OWNER, if you know what’s in your recipe where’s my susage?

First off - I have worked in Lake Charles three times now. Never could find good breakfast till now. Secondly - Their menu is extremely unique. The guy who owns it clearly understands flavors and how to intermingle them. It's just a typical hole-in-the-wall diner till you eat the food. It's amazing. You won't find half the items on the menu anywhere else. If you're thinking of trying this place then absolutely try it. It's delicious and the people working there are very friendly.