Monsour's At The Biscuit Co

We selected Monsour's At The Biscuit Company for lunch based on location alone. We were hungry and it right there -- on our path walking to our next destination. We were hot and hungry. Any place with air conditioning and food would have been good enough.

I ordered the Muffuletta and Sophia ordered the Jambalaya -- both New Orleans dishes. The food was good in that it met our needs for sustenance, but it came no where close to what we expected after several days in New Orleans. 

The Muffuletta sandwich tasted like a cheap bologna sandwich on white bread. There was barely enough olive salad on top to tell that it was there. This was perhaps the most expensive bologna sandwich I've ever consumed. 

The air conditioning and cold drinks in the middle of a hot summer day were a pleasure. The view of the Yazoo River from the dining room was beautiful.  The food was a disappointment.

Lesson learned: don't order Louisiana cuisine in Mississippi.