"Take a journey through time with one of the Mississippi Gulf Coast's oldest and most beloved families and owners of Mary Mahoney's Old French House. Patriarch Bob Mahoney greets visitors to the restaurant with his signature charm and one-of-a-kind humor, serving up laughs as well as the finest seafood on the Coast. The restaurant, one of the Gulf Coast's most cherished, has been a hub of dining activity for Biloxians since 1964. Viewers can also take a tour of the rambling house and out buildings, which dates to about 1737 when it was one of the first to rise along the Mississippi Sound. Discover a rich and colorful history through interviews with three generations of the Mahoney family. Made famous by the world-class cuisine, the restaurant gained international status as the place for seafood and was immortalized in fiction by writer John Grisham. Having survived two of the worst hurricanes to strike the U.S. -- Camille in 1969 and Katrina in 2005 -- the Mahoney family remains committed to the community and to visitors from around the world. It is their goal to provide each person who walks through the courtyard with a fine-dining experience using old-world appeal and modern elegance to season their culinary creations"--Container.