The French Market And Tavern Vinings - Críticas y comentarios

I enjoyed a delicious lunch, pleasant attentive service, and a quiet atmosphere to visit with a friend over shrimp and grits. While the setting has a simplistic...

No wine available, limited beer, second time this has happened

The food was so delicious and the service was beyond great. A really tasty night out, perfect for a family or a date night!

The food is good Cajun. Only thing I would suggest is to reduce the volume of sauces on dishes that have them. A lighter touch on that would be an improvement.

I hate to say this amidst the pandemic where the restaurant industry has been hit the hardest but, I agree with some of the other reviews, this place won’t last...

Horrible food and service!! Do not eat here! Plus every wine we tried to order they were out! Waiter didn’t have a clue either. They should be ashamed!

My husband and I stayed in Locust Grove on our way south and the gentleman at our hotel front desk recommended The French Market so we tried it. EXCELLENT CHOIC...

I go here when in town for business. I always check out local restaurants and this is a unique/quaint place. Excellent food and cocktails. Shrimp and Grits are...

My family visited this venue which was very nice but the service was absolutely terrible and the food was mediocre. Not sure if they are suffering from being un...

Like the name a excellent New Orleans inspired restaurant. The menu is very interesting and suits all taste. They have everything from Shrimp Grits to Hamburger...

We arrived and there was no one there and the door was locked. We tried calling and no one answered. We called another of their restaurants, and they didn’t kno...

HORRIBLE!! No one was in there, which should of been the first sign. The menu is Cajun NOT French. They were out of all 3 items we ordered and the poor waitress...

We arrived along with another couple who had a reservation. Door was open, no lights on and bar glasses on counter leftover from lunch. Saw 2 men in kitchen tha...

They weren’t open