Meo Mio’s

Was very excited about this place. All reviews are great, but the greatness stops there. Had the fried crab stuffed mushrooms as an appetizer, they were still frozen in the middle. Market St. Bucket for dinner, came with crab legs which were good, boiled shrimp was ok (had no seasoning), fried oysters were straight garbage. All fried food is straight from the freezer, not good. The only thing that reminds me of NOLA are the decorations. Save your time and $, and avoid this place like the plague.

First time there, food was great service fast and friendly. Will be going back soon

Mio Mio’s is, well, in the middle of nowhere. If you’re looking for someplace to eat in this area you have very few choices. It is however, a good choice.
The menu is tilted towards Cajun, but there are a number of choices that don’t really have any cajun influence if that’s not what you’re after. The menu consists of PoBoy’s, burgers, steaks, a couple of past dishes and some bucket boils. We’ve eaten here several times and the food and service has been solid. There is a small kids menu.
They have a bar and outdoor seating, plenty of parking as well.
Of note, they apparently are a bit more of a bar/​nightclub sort of place on Friday and Saturday nights with live music and the like, we’ve never been during those times and can’t comment.

While I agree with EVERYTHING Juicy stated earlier. I feel Three Stars are appropriate. So let’s say this…
I am taking the fact they boast about being «Cajun» & «Authentic» out of my review. Having been to The Big Easy many times, these dishes do not compare to what the real flavors are like. So I’m just doing this write up as a basic restaurant.
The food is expensive, but does have flavor. There is not much variety withing a 40 mile radius, so I’m all for this place. The service is lack luster but present.
I have never been there when they were busy or had a band. My neighbors go here often, (all born in Tenn) they state the reason being half for the food & half for the music.
Also, last week we shared a po-​boy at Mr. Poor Boy Restaurant. It was 12″ long, had 14 large oysters, dressed it cost $ 13.50. It was yummy! (Review by Mister Juicy)

Great cajun fun with large menu and excellent catfish. Gumbo, jambalaya and red beans and rice are favorites and the chocolate cake makes a great end. Fat Tire on tap, nice bar and good service. You can read my full review here: