Cotton Boll Grill: A Classic Shreveport Gem Now Serving Saturday Brunch

If you're looking for a down-home, hearty brunch spot that serves up comfort on a plate, look no further than Cotton Boll Grill. This iconic Shreveport diner has been a beloved local staple for decades, and the news that they've added Saturday brunch to their offerings is a cause for celebration.

Walking into Cotton Boll Grill feels like stepping into a warm embrace. The cozy, no-frills atmosphere lets the food take center stage—and trust me, it delivers. Known for classic Southern cooking and generous portions, their brunch menu sticks to what they do best: scratch-made dishes that are as satisfying as they are delicious.

Highlights include savory breakfast plates piled high with eggs, bacon, and sausage, and their legendary homemade biscuits with creamy sausage gravy—a must-try for newcomers and regulars alike. But it doesn’t stop there. The brunch menu also features standout items like the Swamp Bennie, a mouthwatering Southern twist on eggs Benedict made with perfectly poached eggs, an English muffin, hearty down-home sausage, and finished with rich crawfish étouffée and a sprinkle of shredded cheddar cheese.

For those looking for something indulgent, the Monte Cristo is a star of the show. This sandwich features thick slices of ham and turkey with melted cheese, all sandwiched between golden-fried, batter-dipped bread and served with a dusting of powdered sugar and a side of jam for dipping. It’s the perfect balance of sweet and savory that brunch dreams are made of.

And let’s not forget the croissant beignets—flaky, buttery perfection dusted in powdered sugar that’s ideal for sharing (or not). These light, decadent treats are a sweet finale to a meal that already feels like a warm hug.

The addition of Saturday brunch at Cotton Boll Grill is a win for the weekend crowd. Whether you're fueling up for the day or winding down after a busy week, this spot provides the kind of warm, nostalgic experience that keeps people coming back year after year. Don’t be surprised if you run into friends and neighbors—it’s the kind of place that brings the community together.

If you haven’t been in a while (or ever), now’s the perfect time to rediscover this local treasure. Cotton Boll Grill is open for Saturday brunch, and Shreveport weekends just got a little tastier.

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