Natachee’s Supper ‘n Punch

Natachee’s Supper ‘n Punch Restaurant Review:

A fun, family spot that also draws diners stopping by for a bite before heading to the Continental Club nearby, although Natachee’s Supper ‘n Punch presents its own live music on weekends, this is the place for down-home food and plenty of it. Breakfast offerings are available all day --- plenty of biscuits and gravy are served here --- and the rest of the menu is pretty much like what mom made if she was a Southern cook. Always start with the fried pickles and Ranch dressing, a classic, but of course there are nachos and chili con queso as well. Lots of homemade soups and salads and some pretty impressive burgers, among them the Luv Ya Blue with blue cheese crumbles inside the patty and former footballer Dan Pastorini’s signature rub, make hearty lunches. We recommend the meatloaf and mashed potatoes, too. Don’t pass up the peach cobbler for dessert or forget the “punch” part of the name. The bar serves up fine boozy cocktails such as the Punch & Judy with Deep Eddy Ruby Red vodka and orange and cranberry juice.