The Camp - Natchez

Ordered over the phone. Got the food and realized the order was wrong. We ordered a Southern melt, and recieved some kind of burger. When we went back inside, bartender said she thought we ordered some kind of burger but thought it was strange we ordered it with no camp sauce when it only came with come down sauce. Told her we didn 't want this, and she made us pay not only for the new southern melt, but also for the burger we didn 't want! And said mind as well take it with you since you 've already paid for it .Additionally, when we went to eat it to go order, realized that they gave us no utensils or napkins for our to go order! Well never eat again. After spending over $50 for food, can 't say we 're the least bit pleased!

Had fish taco with their Camp sauce smoked brisket sandwich...enjoyed every bite. Service was excellent accommodated our food allergies. It has many TVs with a different sport on all but 2 of them.

Absolutely amazing food, family of 6 sat down immediately and ate a great inexpensive meal at 3pm on a Friday with no wait and great service.

We went on a Sunday for 1230. Had probably 30 minute wait but well worth it. Drove to meet a new friend. The manager waited on us. Service great, not rushed. Placed order and food came out quickly. I had the fish tacos, 3 nice fried catfish filets not heavily breaded with crunchy Cole slaw and a nice tasty sauce. They did allow for swapping a green salad for the French fries. I do recommend the creole honey mustard dressing. My two friends got the turkey, ham and cheese grilled sandwich that also has bacon in it. Bread was thick and fresh like Texas toast. Really filled nicely. One got the Cole slaw and the other got the French fries. The French fries are hand cut and served with a spicy ketsup. All 3 of us had more food than we could eat so great left overs. The view of the Mississippi River and the bridge was lovely. Very well run establishment with friendly family atmosphere. I live in Prairieville, LA but it was a lovely albeit cold day and the traffic was easy. Parking is somewhat hard to find. Plan to make another road trip in the future to try out the bread pudding and other specialty dishes. Highly recommend ?! Parking: Plan to drop off your family and then find a parking spot. Kid-friendliness: Lots of families with children. Tables and booths are spaced nicely. Wheelchair accessibility: Bathroom and restaurant would allow for wheelchairs.

We stopped in as a random pick along the Mississippi River. We usually share an appetizer and pick a speciality drink. Our host/waiter was very kind. It was a cool vibe and atmosphere. We ordered some nachos that were great bar food and two drinks that were pretty delicious.