Two Sisters Creole Kitchen

Two Sisters Creole Kitchen in Picayune, MS, offers a delightful dining experience with a cozy and quaint ambiance that is accentuated by historic memorabilia and simple seating. The atmosphere is further complemented by a bar-like setting, although they don't serve alcohol, and I learned that the building's fascia recently underwent renovations, adding a fresh touch to its charm.The menu boasts the Stella with Grilled Catfish as a proud signature dish, which the enthusiastic waitress immediately recommended. While the dish turned out to be a decent Alfredo sauce with crawfish pieces, it certainly was flavorful. Another highlight was the jambalaya, though it lacked an abundance of sausage. The seafood platter presented a mix of perfectly fried catfish and plump oysters. However, the shrimp were surprisingly small, especially for a region renowned for its seafood. The yellow sweet tartar sauce, resembling a blend of honey mustard and French dressing, didn't quite pair well with the fried seafood.To round off the meal, the blackberry cobbler with ice cream was a true delight, reminiscent of a homemade treat from my grandmother's kitchen. In essence, Two Sisters Creole Kitchen is worth a visit for anyone seeking southern home cooking in a charming small-town setting.

My brother and I were traveling to Baton Rouge and found this gem. It's delicious and as far as I can tell, super authentic- they've been there for at least 30 years! I even ran into a woman a bit later working at a gas station and mentioned the food/ place and she lit up and said how much she loves it and worked there for 4 years. We had the jambalaya, gumbo, boudin; and crab cakes- again- a must go!

What a great place to eat. Large portions and great staff. I had the red beans and rice with a fried pork chop that was huge and my husband got the special crab cake Monica with jambalaya. We both made our selfs sick eating because it was so good we couldn't stop. Tiffany was our server and she was great. Will definitely be back. Can't wait to try something new.

Lunchtime and you're in Picayune, Mississippi, where to go ?I check out YELP and found that Two Sisters came highly recommended.A couple of rules I go by while traveling is:1. No fast food2. Eat at a place you never have before Two Sisters sounded good and met both of the above requirements I started off with a good green salad with honey mustard, then a great cup of chicken/sausage gumbo!!! Fried pork chop and red beans and rice was the main course. Everything was great. I hate saying this, but that was too much food. Yes good, but probably enough for two meals. You definitely will not leave hungry!!!I liked the atmosphere, nothing fancy, just good ole cooking and great service!When in Picayune, give them a try. Go get Full

Red beans and rice with fried chicken!! (With really soft cornbread. I would love to stop by again if I find myself in Mississippi again :D

Everything was good i had a shrimp Po Boy & it was well seasoned , fresh & hot. I liked the service and the pro ppl.

So what this place lacks in flare the sister's make up for in quality and service. If you get within 30 miles of this classic dive you have to go. I was there with three other coworkers for lunch. Two of us have the smothered catfish special and two of us had the red beans and rice special. Holy smokes, tons of food and tasted awesome! I needed a nap in the parking lot afterwards.Highly recommend!

Don't waste your time or money on this slop. Got the mega seafood platter and was highly disappointed. Nothing was mega or tasty about it. I'm sure had I'd salt and peppered the paper napkin, it would have had more flavor.

Can't judge a book by its cover! Dang good food! Great service and good ambiance . The food was made fast.

Disappointed there was no DR PEPPER! Great food and service. Recommend the restaurant.