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Ray’s Millpond Cafe

 

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For some great seafood southern cuisines, visitors should check out this family restaurant that’s been opened since 1963. Located by a beautiful swamp, adults and children can look at the alligators before dining in for some delicious fried Catfish ($10.99), a Gator dinner ($13.50), and more. After ordering, the server will bring out the cold beverages and some crackers, pickles, and coleslaws during the wait. When the food arrives, customers will be worrying about having enough for leftovers instead of paycheck. 

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