The Hollywood Cafe

Ordered the seafood sampler. Everything tasted good. Wasn’t a fan of the potato salad but it wasn’t bad. Our server Alicia was great. Gave us history on the establishment. Beer was cold and served with a chilled glass. I will return when I’m in the area.

Excellent food, wonderful atmosphere & terrific service. Easy to see why it's been in operation since 1969. If you find yourself in the Greater Tunica/Robinsonville area, stop by. You won't regret it. Prices are very reasonable.

The front of the building isn't parallel to the road, so it can be easy to drive by. The building does not have a handicap entrance. There is a small porch with about 4 steps on each end.
Entering the building is like stepping into the past of Mississippi. Dark stained hardwood floors, distressed plaster walls decorated with whimsical pictures, photos of blues and country singers and even a photo of Sammy Haggar posing with the server we had who's name is Karen. The place is small but welcoming and has a bar with drink specials. The bar had an interesting setup. Again there was an array of interesting pictures, musical instruments and antique furnishings. Casual dining atmosphere that one might expect to see on the television show, "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives".

Karen was a gem and she made you feel like you were family coming to visit her. She was so nice and personable and gave us recommendations. She also offered suggestions and described the food perfectly. Really nice lady!
All of the staff was welcoming including the cook that prepared our food perfectly.
We arrived about 25 minutes before they closed and we were welcomed like they had all the time in the world. And it was on July 4th. We apologized for our late arrival and we were assured that it was not a problem. We were their last customers of the day and were made to feel like we were their first.
The food was outstanding. Appetizers were generous and could easily be shared among 2-3 people. There were many side selections to choose from. Their menu is strictly southern cooking from BBQ about any way you want it to collard greens, fried green tomatoes and fried dill pickles. They have a dipping sauce of wine cheese served with the fried dill pickles that we could have drank with a straw it was so good.
If you like good southern food, casual dining and friendly people, this is the place to visit in Tunica just a few minutes away from the casinos.

Just for history it was fun place to stop. Waking in Memphis is still playing in my head. Decent food. Best onion ring. I order burger which was good. My husband says his catfish was excellent.

Atmosphere nostalgic. Waitress was A+. Food was ahhhhhh!! It was a very enjoyable experience. Will be going back.