Beach Seafood Feast: Biloxi, MS Restaurant Review Videos at The Reef Restaurant

In this episode join us for a beach seafood feast at The Reef Restaurant in Biloxi, Mississippi for our restaurant review videos of beach food. The Reef Restaurant is located in Biloxi, MS at 1749 Beach Boulevard which is about 1 hour and 26 minutes and 90 miles away from the New Orleans French Quarter. If you like to explore good places to eat in Biloxi, MS and the Gulf of Mexico this is an interesting restaurant to experience. The Reef Restaurant is a fun environment with a tropical theme, tropical drinks and large portions of good seafood. When doing your Gulf of Mexico vacation planning make sure to look at The Reef Restaurant as one of your dining in Biloxi, MS options. If you are looking for where the locals eat in Biloxi many locals we asked say The Reef Restaurant is one of the best places to eat in Biloxi, MS. Your trip to the beach could certainly use a beach feast at The Reef Restaurant and Biloxi during your visit.
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  • @NOLAGent1
    @NOLAGent15 ай бұрын

    I work for TIPS so please help support the NOLA Gent Channel won't you as it is much appreciated this is the Patreon link: www.patreon.com/nolagent?fan_landing=true

  • @jamesgoings1020
    @jamesgoings10205 ай бұрын

    The Major cracked me up. He had to remove that “gumbo” from his sight.

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    5 ай бұрын

    He is still very upset about that...

  • @scottsmith9201
    @scottsmith92015 ай бұрын

    Gonna check this place out next time down. My wife is a crab cake snob so she'll enjoy all that crab meat. I'll dodge the gumbo. Thanks for posting!

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    5 ай бұрын

    I think something went really wrong with the gumbo order as that was obviously not a gumbo. Thanks for watching!

  • @WilliamKShank
    @WilliamKShank5 ай бұрын

    I'd go broke if I lived there. LOVED the menu and Baby Potatoes are my favorite. Safe Journey! Yellowbird Blue Agave Sriracha!!!

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    5 ай бұрын

    Lots of good food on the Gulf Coast! Thanks for watching 👍

  • @Jeannified
    @Jeannified5 ай бұрын

    That was hilarious that The Major put his “gumbo” on his chair! His fried shrimp dish looked fantastic though, as did yours! Will look into this place, when we drive through this summer, after visiting New Orleans, and on our way to Florida.

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    5 ай бұрын

    I liked my food and I would have eaten Major's fake gumbo as the shrimp still looked good but I'm not eating after Major 😀

  • @JoshuaLaurent419
    @JoshuaLaurent4194 ай бұрын

    Ive been there back in 2010 i never ate oyseters befoee til then

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    4 ай бұрын

    I hope you enjoyed the oysters 👍

  • @Duke_of_Prunes
    @Duke_of_Prunes5 ай бұрын

    The flounder looked quite good! Too bad about the gumbo. But like I tell my wife: Living in New Orleans has really raised the bar on what we expect at restaurants! 🍛🦀🍤

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    5 ай бұрын

    Their gumbo looked more like a shrimp etouffee over rice 😀

  • @SuperScottschannel
    @SuperScottschannel11 күн бұрын

    I hate the way they advertise on the entrance door that it's a gun free zone . That's an invitation for trouble.

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    11 күн бұрын

    Yep or they do the metal detector and pat down. If someone or some group wanted to get in to do harm I have seen zero of these places ever have any legitimate way to prevent that. Not to mention there are plenty of weapons made out of things that won't be detected by metal detectors. It is all theatrics to instill a false sense of security or maybe even more ridiculous it is required by their insurance...

  • @hotwork115k4
    @hotwork115k46 күн бұрын

    THE FIRST THING THAT TURNED ME OFF WAS THE GUN FREE ZONE SIGN ON THE DOOR I DON'T GO ANYWHERE THAT INVITES PSYCHOPATHS TO COME AND DO THEIR DIRTY WORK

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    6 күн бұрын

    Yes that is an odd thing. I might guess some insurance companies require that or maybe some state regulatory agencies might demand it. Even Flora-Bama makes you get wanded and pat down to enter now!

  • @blake_7791
    @blake_7791Ай бұрын

    Let me get this straight…you go to a different location and order the specialty of another location and complain that the food you ordered doesn’t taste like the other location…you sir are a real brainiac

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    26 күн бұрын

    The Major lives in Alabama and eats a lot of what I think is awful gumbo all the time there and loves it but this "gumbo" wouldn't be called a gumbo by anybody on the Gulf Coast I know as there was literally no liquid in the bowl. A gumbo is a type of stew/soup so what Major got had zero resemblance to that. Now personally I would have just eaten the shrimp and as it looked like he got way more shrimp in that concoction than if he had actually gotten a gumbo.

  • @parkernelson3845

    @parkernelson3845

    25 күн бұрын

    Hey, this is Major. FYI. You may call that gumbo wherever you live, the gumbo rock that you live under but that’s not gumbo. I am the Major. I have to fight for my rights to party.

  • @blake_7791

    @blake_7791

    22 күн бұрын

    Did I say the gumbo looked good? I’ll repeat myself for the reading impaired. Don’t go to a different location expecting them to be good at another location’s specialty. That’s like going to Egypt and expecting them to have excellent sushi.

  • @NOLAGent1

    @NOLAGent1

    22 күн бұрын

    The Gulf Coast has gumbo all over and so they consider it one of their specialties. So the situation is more complex than your example. Mary Mahoney's in Biloxi, MS literally says on their menu that they have better gumbo than New Orleans. In Louisiana we also have disagreements between the team New Orleans Creole Gumbo and team Acadiana Cajun Gumbo. Mobile, AL even tries to claim they invented Mardi Gras. So lots of overlap all in the Gulf Coast area but in general to my taste the gumbo and poboys are terrible once you get outside Louisiana! To people outside of Louisiana they often think they have the best and there is a French heritage overlap in the region so some similar cultural fabric exists.