Paula Deen's buffet in Tunica

[ms.yt]

I'm going there tomorrow and was just wondering if anybody here has tried it. I've heard from one person who's been and loved it.

 

[lovemygoofy]

My husband and I and another couple tried it 2 years ago right after it opened.

It's not bad. It is quite expensive but there is a ton of choices. I would have paid the price just for the dessert selection.

Well you need the disclaimer for the fact that all 4 of us had had several adult beverages by the time we had dinner. I could just be remebering the whole night fondly.

PS: WOOOOOOO PIG SOIEEEEEEE from one AR girl to another.

 

[ms.yt]

Thanks! I'll let you know what I think tomorrow.

 

[ms.yt]

Well, I thought it was good, but not as great as I thought it would be. I'd say it was the best meal I've had in Tunica, but it's not something I'll drive 2 hours for again.

 

[Pamlur]

I live fairly close to Tunica, so don't mind spending the 45 minutes or so to drive over there. But I'm terribly picky about what I choose to eat, once I get there, and have become fairly good at making a rather tasty meal for myself.

May I ask? I was reading your blog, and noticed the date of your class reunion. I grew up in S. Arkansas, and our classreunions are planned around a certain activity in the small town. Is that how yours goes, or am I completly off line?

 

[ms.yt]

May I ask? I was reading your blog, and noticed the date of your class reunion. I grew up in S. Arkansas, and our classreunions are planned around a certain activity in the small town. Is that how yours goes, or am I completly off line?

We just scheduled ours based on when the most people we contacted said they could come. Our town doesn't really have any festivals or events to schedule around, so that wasn't a consideration for us. We're in a very small town (1,100) and had 48 people in our graduating class, so our gatherings are pretty low-key!