There are lots of cities where a reasonable person might expect to find good sushi. But the city can now be added to the list. On a beautiful day set aside to experience the charms of St. Francisville, we decided to order lunch at Sammy's Grill, located in the heart of town.
Some adages are worth repeating.
You can't tell a book by its cover. The dining equivalent is that you can't tell a restaurant by the building it occupies. I visited an old friend in Hammond recently. The menu has expanded along with the restaurant's size, but Mariner's Inn, just as in the '80s, was still as comfortable and inviting as I remembered. We don't have many big arguments in our family, but when it comes to barbecue, opinions fly.