Murphy House Restaurant

BUFFET FOOD WAS COLD, AND VERY GREASY! ALL FRIED FOODS MUST HAVE BEEN COOKED TOGETHER BECAUSE THEY TASTED THE SAME. \r \r CHICKEN IS CRISPY BUT VERY VERY GREASY! BONES IN THE BBQ. COLE SLAW WAS WARM LOOKING.\r \r \r WAITRESS WASNT VERY ATTENTIVE. DRINKS WERE LEFT UNFILLED UNTIL WE MENTIONED WE NEEDED THEM. ASKED SEVERAL TIMES FOR KETCHUP, TOOK ASKING FOR IT THREE TIMES BEFORE SHE REMEMBERED TO BRING IT. WITH THE PLACE BEING MOSTLY BEING A BUFFET, HER ONLY JOB IS TO BUSS TABLE, AND GET CONDIMENTS, OR REFILL DRINKS! \r \r DESSERTS LOOKED THEY WERE FROZEN AND THAWED OUT, OLD LOOKING. BANANA PUDDING HAD VERY FEW BANANAS IN IT! more

This Louisburg restaurant is a real crowd-pleaser! Order off the menu or have a spoonful of ""this"" and a spoonful of ""that"" from the the buffet. \r \r Some other Eastern NC barbeque joints have 'que that's a little better or cole slaw that I like better, but the Murphy House is hands-down the best all around. Every menu item is better than average. The macaroni and cheese made with hoop cheese is to die for! \r \r My own mother normally eats like a bird for the sake of being ""ladylike,"" however during our last trip to the Murphy House she completely lost her senses and put down three heaping plates of green beans, field peas, sweet potatoes, hush puppies, corn sticks, boiled potatoes, barbeque, fried chicken, and deviled crab followed by banana pudding. \r \r The southern country cooking will bring to mind church picnics and family reunions past. Wear loose pants and your best friends to enjoy the Murphy House's hospitality. more