What a hidden gem! We were passing through and stopped to grab something to eat. I'm so glad we…read moredid. That okra was just like my granny used to make. So good! The fried chicken was awesome! My husband had the roast beef poboy and he said it was fantastic. We'll definitely return here to eat. I wish I could give 10 stars.

Not what you think at all. Surprisingly amazing fried chicken. When I first pulled in the parking…read morelot I thought, "This can't be the place?" To my surprise I walk in and see tables of folks with happy greasy faces. Not lying. I got my order and quickly became one of those happy greasy faces. Superb fried chicken, great side. Even better rolls or pistons. Pack some honey in your pocket for them. When I say best in the area, I do mean all of Washington Parish & St Tammany. Check this place out! It will end up in heavy rotation for sure. For the side the red beans and slaw always gets my attention.

This little pit stop is conveniently located near the house of a friend of mine, making it a…read morefrequent stop on our trips through the area. The staff welcomes everyone through the door like they're long lost family, and will happily shoot the breeze with you. The hot box is excellent here, though you need to get in early to enjoy it as it closes sometime between 3-4. The hot box, not the store. The store closes on some serious southern "ish" time. While they supposedly close at 5, I've been down there as late as 7pm and found the doors open and the lights on. A perfect piece of country on a back highway.

Very dirty property. Every trash can outside is overflowing with trash. There is even trash stuffed…read morein the windshield cleaner dispenser! There were three employees inside but I guess emptying the trash is above their job description. I have been unable to find the corporate number to report.

This was the best convenience store ever. Oh wait, I'm writing about a convenience store!! It was…read moreclean. Super clean! The shelves were stocked and they had cool stuff just for Louisianans and for tourists. The store clerk was super nice and responsive. So glad I chose here to stop!

Crossroads Quickstop is a convienent country store serving a rural area. Their gas prices are…read morecompeting with McComb's Murphy Station on Veterans Blvd. even a penny per gallon cheaper a lot of the time. They have a decent deli serving tasty food at reasonable prices. Good country store cuisine.

This place just started serving food, it's wonderful! The cashiers are very friendly and super…read morehelpful. They actually have a pretty large menu.

As far as gas station convenience stores go, this one is okay. It's always clean and the employees…read moreare pleasant enough.

Murder. That is the word I used to remind myself of this truck stop. It is a very appropriate word…read moreconsidering I was in fear of being murdered the entire time I was here. Think I am exaggerating? Let me explain why: When cruising along I-55 there aren't many great places to stop. This station just so happened to be the closest when my gas gauge told me I needed to stop. As I pulled up it seemed like many old truck stops I've visited, but deserted. Maybe they hid all of the cars because as I entered I noticed several people milling about. On the way to the restroom there were several sets of tables in what I assume was the restaurant. The clientele looked somewhat detected and sad except for one particular disturbing fellow near the restroom. While all the others avoided eye contact, this weirdo kept staring at me in a way that made me feel like I was a pretty girl in a douche filled bar. That is to say I felt like a piece of meat. It upset me so much that I stared at myself extra long in the bathroom mirror. Could I have dressed in such a fashion that I looked like a lot lizard? Realizing the longer I stayed in the restroom the more likely the creeper would come in, I got the hell out of there. As I walked past him he gave me a super creepy nod and smile. I just stared at him with the most menacing look I could conjure up and headed towards the front. That's where I became even more disturbed. The items for sale furthered my belief that this store was a bit out of the ordinary. There was a stick that would make a perfect blunt object to bash someone in the head. Next to the stick was duct tape for binding limbs and caution tape for marking the crime scene. Even worse than all that was the selection of drinks and beef jerky. It was spartan at best. Topping it all off was the bullet proof glass around the cashiers and the cost of the items I bought. I don't keep up with the market price of jerky, but theirs seemed outrageously expensive. I guess they figure they are the only game and town and can charge high prices. In summary, I made it out alive and for that I am very thankful. If more people wrote reviews of gas stations I might have found a safer place. The moral of the story is that you need to review all gas stations you visit. The life you save could be mine.

I am tempted to give this place four stars, but I have to remind myself that it is a filthy,…read moreill-lit diner jammed in the back of a Shell Station off of the Bogue Chitto exit from I-55. I don't want anyone getting upset if it gives you a belly ache. And as for the the bathroom, well, it's a gas station off of the Bogue Chitto exit. The food is the usual collection of grilled and fried greasy spoon sandwiches, with fries and such offered on the side. A rotating cabinet keeps some convenience store pizza slices warm, although fresh ones are made to order. The menu is scrawled in black Sharpie on cardboard. Small signs underneath add speciality burgers (the Slaw Burger, "a refreshing hamburger with homemade coleslaw," the Sunnyside Up Burger, "In the mood for breakfast + a burger?") as well as such delights as fried pickles. Rounding out the selections is a table bearing a variety of pickles: dills, sours, jalapenos, pig lips, eggs, pig feet. The food is good. I am not going to claim it's a hidden treasure, but it's generous and satisfying roadfood. The ham on the club and the poboy was thickly cut and griddled to a nice brown. The poboy was finished with melted string cheese, which is perhaps a stroke of genius. Or will just cause a stroke. The bacon sandwich is a griddled grilled cheese heaped with crispy bacon and barbecue sauce. The burgers sounded fairly enticing. And everything is very cheap. So look, there are way better destination meals in Mississippi, but if you are a fan of greasy spoons and find yourself hungry around Brookhaven, you could do a lot worse. Plus you can get beer, smokes, and nightcrawlers.

My mum calls this crack chicken…read more. By far, the best fried chicken! There's always a line running out the door. The restaurant isn't anything too special as its attached to a gas station. Though, like I mentioned before it's about the food, not how the building looks. My favorite is the spicy white meat chicken that comes straight out of the hot grease. As soon as you bite into the protein, your mouth and tongue is excited to know you chose the right place to dine in besides Popeyes down the way. Spices marinating the whole chicken masked in disguise even with the brown crunchy skin. Just thinking of it my mouth is watering. Even the fries are delicious--Cajun style that doesn't skip a bathing of seasonings, not an over abundance, but just right.

Agree, the chicken is excellent! When you can get it! Have gone several times and the chicken was…read morenot ready.. this place is known for the chicken and yet very often no chicken. We like the all white meat, spicy. Just from our family, they have missed a lot of business. My husband had stopped going for months, because he said he had a taste for their chicken and there was none...said he was going to stop again. Have also talked with friends and they have had the same experience. I wonder if the owners care, or that is just the way they run their business. Such a shame. For service rating is one star. For the chicken rating is 5 stars.