Heritage House

Food was ok not 23.50 for two ok tho. had a small selection of food for a buffet. Mainly chicken and sides.

Family Owned Buffett.
Get there early in Sunday!
They have pretty good food in a decent setting. It is an «after church» favorite on Sunday afternoons.
The staff is very friendly and if you are going with locals they will be sure to see several people they know.
The chicken is very good and the bread dressing is good as well.

We had a bad experience at lunch today. My grandparents and mother would eat here quite a bit. They have very good friend chicken. We came home for a visit and they wanted to have lunch here. As we were eating my mother was biting down on a fried green tomato and hurt her tooth on a sharp metal shard that was in the food! It cut my grandmothers finger. The manager did come out to apologize, and said they would take off a discount. When they checked out, they took just a couple dollars off my moms food, even through we did not eat anything else after that. They will not be going back ever.

Love it!

Moving to Mississippi from California, I envisioned dinners of Southern Comfort Food, items that you couldn’t get anywhere else but in the South, and dishes that though available in other places of the country, were only done right in the South.
Being here for over half a year now, I’ve had plenty of delicious meals, but none that have really satisfied my idealized vision of a Southern meal. That is, until I ate here. This is undoubtedly the most authentic Southern meal I’ve had.
The restaurant is very unassuming, basically just a large space with folding tables spread across the floor. The walls are decorated to show support for local sports teams.
The food is quintessentially Southern. And in keeping with the «arteries be damned» mentality to southern food, this place is a buffet. Fried chicken, chicken livers, corn, peas, cornbread, Mexican cornbread, greens, fried okra, etc… all of it delicious.
Truth be told, this place would have had me with chicken livers and fried okra alone, but everything was so good and so homey.
There’s even desserts. Ice cream, along with other things like peach cobbler or break pudding.
As an added bonus, this place is run by very sweet old ladies.
This place is located in the middle of nowhere, in a place that tourists have no reason visiting. It’s a bit of a drive to get to, but now that I’ve found it, I anticipate having to put some miles on my car.
Delicious.