I cant believe ikea is closing. I'm so saddened by this store closure. I'm going to really miss…read morecoming in here. But I snagged some amazing deals today. Bookcases normally $90 , I got for $25.. I also picked up a set of gold silverware for my tablescape, its just the detail I need .. I will probably go back one more time.

I needed a few items so I stopped by expecting to be in and out in a matter of minutes. That was…read morenot the case, they had quite a few things on sale and I'm a true shopper so needless to say I got caught up. It was a great time to stop in, not many people and I was able to take my time and explore. I haven't been there in a while and they've made some changes so the employees were a great help in showing me the layout. They had some great sales, and I certainly got more than what I came for. I made my way to the food section of the store the kitchen was closed but they always have a good selection of snacks and frozen goods to try at an affordable price. Next time I go, I plan to try the vegetable dogs they sound interesting. I feel like I'm on an adventure every time I go to IKEA and I like that!

Tons of supplies at reasonable prices! Some of their frozen foods are a good buy as well. They have…read moreitems you ain't gonna find at a Walmart.

LOVE Lit! I organize a lot of neighborhood events on a budget, and always head to Lit before…read moreanywhere else. Their selection of paper products and condiments is excellent and their prices cannot be beat! They also have great cookware items that are unusual and hard to find. Always happy with my Lit purchases.

About once every three months we visit Restaurant Depot to stock up on frozen seafood (i.e.,…read morecrawfish, fish, shrimp), rice, seasonings, and dessert sauces. Today, we scored some Caribbean Red Snapper, Halibut, and Whiting at excellent prices. Restaurant Depot employees have always been very helpful. Today, two individuals went "Over & Above" for us: Golden in the frozen seafood section searched and found a box of halibut and Devin (forklift driver) located and brought-down a pallet of habanero peppers. As a former retailer (20 years) and process/performance Improvement consultant (30 years), I am IMPRESSED with the stores upkeep and especially the Customer Service!!!

cortez and Charlie Brandon top notch warehouse worker unload me quickly and was very nice an…read moreprofessional I take load here anytime

This is a great restaurant supply store but the general public are welcome. This is the ideal place…read moreto get extra-large mixing bowls for the kitchen. The counter person is very helpful and knowledgeable. If they don't carry what you are looking for he will offer to call the other restaurant supply house and see if they have it for you. It is a handy place to do shopping for any upcoming holiday baking. Bulk ingredients, large pots and heavy duty stirring utensils. I make raw cat food and need large bowls for the vitamin slurry and then the ground meat and then to mix it all. I got a humungous (19 qt I think is how he described it ) stainless steel bowl for just under $10.00. I can now make the slurry and grind the meat straight into the same bowl. If my kitchen were big enough to accommodate me, I would buy many more supplies from Brigg's.

Briggs roots in Corinth go back generations and quite a few years. The company was started as a…read moretaxi cab concern by Shirley Briggs whose sons and grandsons now run the company. The taxi cab company was known to do some distribution of a different type during the prohibition era which lasted until 1966 in Mississippi. But long before prohibition was repealed in Mississippi, Briggs became a major distributor of tobacco and sundries. Today, Briggs is a major food service and restaurant distributor serving restaurants and schools over the entire state of Mississippi. Local folks take a great deal of pride in this home grown business, still family owned. To disclose a great local food service secret and document some local food history, I will tell you that Briggs carries a great stock barbecue sauce that has been served in Corinth over 60 years that I am personally aware of. When a host of Corinth's earliest food diner's from the 1940's and 1950's, Lewis's, Bruce's and then Fraley's started, they procured their barbecue sauce from a Potato Chip Manufacturer and Distributor called Stewart's Potato Chips which I believe was headquartered in Memphis. When I worked in Washington, DC, in the late 1960's, I would purchase smoked pork shoulders from Fraley's on my visits home along with a gallon of Stewart's barbecue sauce to carry back to where, I thought, good barbecue was impossible to find at the time. Sometime in the late 1960's, Stewart's went out of business or was acquired or otherwise disappeared. I was frantic until I found that Stewart's barbecue sauce had always been made by Pocahontas Foods which was a food co-op owned by a group of major food distributors in Montgomery, Alabama, and had been private labeled from the standard Pocahontas house brand barbecue sauce. Turns out, Briggs Tobacco Distributors locally was shifting their business at that time from largely tobacco and sundries into food products and restaurant supply and they became my source for the next 50 years. Today, the same Pocahontas sauce is available locally private labeled as Brigg's Barbecue Sauce. At about $7 a gallon, it is still a bargain in my opinion. Locally, I go to the Rib Shack where I enjoy it on French Fries just like I did at Fraley's in the 1950's. Another deeply held secret among barbecue restaurants and champion cooking teams across the South is that this sauce is the base for as much as 90% of all "custom" and "secret" sauces out there. Add a little corn syrup and make it sweeter, hot sauce to make it hotter, chili powder or cumin to give it a slight Mexican twist, the variations are endless and the work to make a custom sauce is reduced by a huge factor when you start with something that is pretty darn good to start with. Package it up, put your label on it, and you have your own "custom" barbecue sauce.

Lina was very helpful with an exchange I needed to make. I give her the Highest Recommendation!read more

Standard Home Depot. They need to check the aisles more because water hazards abound.read more

Overall, a large store had pretty much everything you need for a restaurant or home kitchen. It was…read moreorganized. Parking aplenty. I love the fact that they have the crinkle cut fries I like, The thick ones! LOL Just be willing to spend some time walking and exploring.

This is such an awesome place!!!…read more While Lit's purpose is to service restaurants, the everyday person can really hit the jackpot. It was my first trip there and when I told Marcus, a customer service employee, he ran over and rang a bell to celebrate that I was a new customer. LOL. Lit has a cornucopia of kitchen equipment and supplies, even perishables, and frozen foods. To boot, everything you buy here is EXTREMELY reasonably priced. You'll find cooking supplies, dishware, glassware, disposables like paper plates and cups, spices, frozen meats and sauces, canned veggies, and on and on. Literally anything and everything you might need to prepare a meal. I was only there for a few items, but I left with a cart full. So you must be disciplined, when you head into Lit. :-) I appreciate that Lit has security and employees walk you to your car to help you unload. I took a ton of photos so you can get an idea of what it really looks like inside. Be sure to check them out. Enjoy!

Fantastic Restaurant and Hotel shop that sells directly to the public!…read more If you want quality cookware or nice stainless bowls, utensils, knives, and just about anything else you could want for your kitchen. Get here! Need a mixer? Need a popcorn machine? Need brooms, mops, trash cans, scrub pads? Got it! I'm telling you from experience you can spend thousands on "designer cookware" and it will not hold a candle to what what designed to be used all day everyday. It's not the cheapest but it's great stuff for the cost. Check them out! Ask for Greg or Carla. They are both very nice!