I did not know about the name change and drove around the entire strip mall looking for the old…read morebusiness. Someone answered the phone when I called and told me the new name and I found them and got to try a cold iced tea on a hot day.

In town to move our son out and we wanted something fresh and not fried!! This place hit the spot…read moreperfectly!! We all had different bowls and they were fresh and flavorful. You can pick extra toppings. Miso soup was good as well. They have milk and fruit teas as well. We will return!!

My bestfriend and I had the best experience at this restaurant. When we first stepped in we admired…read morethe lovely decorations such as their plant wall and cherry blossom decor. We were greeted by a friendly server who sat us and took care of us. She was very attentive and kind. We began with some much appreciated complimentary spring rolls and admired their array of menu choices. We ordered the seaweed salad and gyoza as our appetizer. I got the build-your-own poke bowl, and my bestfriend got the lo mein as our entrees. Everything was very delicious and super filling. Lastly, we had the pleasure of washing it all down with a delicious tapioca milk tea, I would de definitely recommend the thai! To anyone who has not visited, I highly suggest you stop by for lunch or dinner. Pictures attached to show ambience. :)

The customer service at this restaurant stood out for me. We had a large group and waitress made…read moresure we were well taken care of. The ramen was okay with added spiciness on the side. The restaurant had a robot to help deliver food.

Pretty good stuff at a pretty good price. Staff is happy and friendly so that's a plus as well…read more Had the ferg and a small Caesar salad that wasn't so small. Pizza is a perfect personal size. Lots of locals stopping in after work.

The setting reminds me of a country style kitchen that serves everything with sweet tea. The staff…read morewas soooo friendly and inviting. The pizza was a shocker!!! We didn't expect it to taste SOOOOO AMAZING!!! The sauce was flavorful, veggies super fresh, basil cooked in and not on top( is the best way to eat it), and the crust was soooooo soft and the right amount of char. Will definitely come back, just wish I had a larger one to enjoy.

Prices are very reasonable. I got the wings and any other place in Oxford would charge a lot more…read morefor what I got. The owners are very friendly and let me know that they are planning to expand their hours.

I love this place! They make the best burgers with fresh ground beef, never frozen and not premade…read morepatties. One day I'll try the ribs too, and I'm waiting for the sweet potato pie to come back. The owners are super nice and the food is made fresh to order.

We came for brunch on a Saturday and ordered three excellent dishes:…read more - Bacon Jam & Calabrian Chili Honey Pizza - Exceptional flavor, crispy, and well balanced - Mountain of Fries - While I'm partial to the thicker variety, these thin fries were top-notch. And it was truly a hulking mountain of fries! - Avocado toast - One of the best we've ever tried So we loved the food and the service was exceptional. And it was also very affordable - before tipping, we paid $61 for a three-person meal (3 entrées, only water). This is the best dining experience we've had in Mississippi so far. Highly recommended!

Good pizza and better wine selection. Not a huge offering but solid choices. Staff is good. It's…read morethe place to be so reservations recommended. I came alone so found a spot at the bar.

This is older style grocery store locally owned and apparently has an amazing beer fridge (son that…read moreis college aged). But what I have been wanting to try is their breakfast and lunch bar. I couldn't find the hours for the bar printed anywhere (6a-9:30a). I just assumed breakfast would be until ten. So made it at 9:35. Most of it had been taken away, but asked if I could still be served with what was left. Lots of looking left and right trying to decide. Finally said yes if I was ok with what was out. I had scrambled eggs bacon and a biscuit. It was very good. Not saying it would be as good as an atlanta breakfast place like Callie's hot little biscuit. But it was good and $2.45. Lunch (10:30 or 11a until they run out which apparently is between 2-3p). I had Lima beans black eyed peas and rice with a yeast roll (or cornbread or spicy cornbread). $5. It was good. Hot and hit the spot. Not amazing. But good. I would go back. I expected the staff to be nicer and friendly since they are locally owned and operated. However, the staff at the bar tend to be surly, while the check out staff are always friendly. Not sure if they hate their jobs and owners or just always having a bad day when I go.

Cash Saver is a old school deep south grocery store. The prices and selections is great but what…read morethe real gem about the store is the deli. In the back is a old school grocery store deli with homemade and fresh offerings. I love their fried chicken. If you want a home cooked meal for a great price then make your way to Cash Saver and go back to the deli. You wont be disappointed.

I travel for my job, so I have the pleasure of eating at some pretty wonderful restaurants all over…read morethe U.S.. With that said, I can honestly say that I did not expect to have one of my very favorite meals of the year come from Oxford, MS - but here we are. Every bit of the meal was a culinary delight - including the refreshing mocktail (dew point), the incredible miso caesar salad, and the tuna.. oh. my. gosh. The TUNA. I wish I could explain the symphony of flavors that I experienced. But it wouldn't do it justice. Trust and believe it was amazing. I also loved sitting at the bar - the staff was a delight. From the hostess to the bartenders to the waitstaff. Just a lovely group of people. I will be back.

Honestly, one of the best restaurants I've ever eaten in. The service was great. We had a smoked…read moreoyster platter for an appetizer and I had the smoked ribeye and it was big and absolutely delicious with the truffle fries. Had a banana cream cake with a Bischoff cookies layer for dessert. My only knock was the duck fat old-fashioned. It was really not enjoyable and waitress could tell so she replaced it with a regular old-fashioned. I honestly cannot see any reason anyone would do that to whiskey. The ambience was really neat old wood walls and a very big bar. You will likely need a reservation if you go here.

Amazing sushi rolls and mojitos. Typically sit at the bar and always good service and chill…read moreambiance.

Best sushi spot in Oxford and honestly best sushi I've had all around. Food is amazing! Service is…read moregreat! Ambience is cozy. P.S. Lane Kiffin approves

Big Bad Breakfast is one of my favorite breakfast stops in Oxford! It's very popular, especially on…read morethe weekends, so I definitely recommend getting on the online waitlist before you arrive. If you do have a wait, there's usually plenty to do nearby. There is sometimes a farmers market set up outside in the parking lot, and there's a fun antique shop nearby that we like to browse while waiting for our table. The food is always worth the wait. The spicy bacon is my favorite side. Service has always been good, and it's one of those places we continue coming back to.

Third times a charm. Two previous times I wanted to order the gumbo breakfast and they were out…read more I dined there three times in one week. I finally got what I came for. It's a homely place. You see the same regulars ordering their regular stuff. Nice breakfast place.

Ate there last night and the food was wonderful, I had the shrimp and lobster pasta and for the…read morefirst time in a long time, I got my moneys worth! The server was wonderful and quick to help all our women's group I would highly recommend

I stopped into Back 9 while passing through Oxford on my way to an event in Jackson with some…read morefriends in entertainment. It was later in the evening, and I wasn't sure how many places would still be open that late elsewhere in the state, so stopping in such an iconic college town felt like the right move. Unfortunately for me--but probably great for business--it happened to be a home game for Ole Miss Rebels baseball, so the entire area was packed. I tried a few places before finally managing to grab a single seat at the very end of the bar at Back 9. The atmosphere was immediately fun and energetic. Between the sports simulators and TVs broadcasting games throughout the space, it felt exactly like the kind of lively college-town sports bar you'd hope to stumble into on a busy game night. The staff was clearly stretched thin because of the crowd, so I don't hold the slower pacing against them. If anything, it reminded me how differently high-volume bars function from city to city. There are probably a few things college-town bars in general could learn from the efficiency of Nashville's Broadway spots, but that's more of an observation than a criticism of this restaurant specifically. The menu is exactly what you'd expect in the best way possible--handhelds, flatbreads, comfort food, and crowd-pleasing bar favorites. I ended up ordering the Chipping Cajun pasta, and honestly, it completely surprised me. The balance between the spice and cream sauce was excellent. The bell peppers, onion, and garlic added depth to the flavor while also giving the dish a nice variety of texture. The seafood was evenly cooked and genuinely delicious throughout. It actually reminded me of one of my favorite dishes back in Nashville at Darfons Restaurant & Lounge, which I definitely wasn't expecting from a busy college-town sports bar. Overall, Back 9 ended up being one of the highlights of my drive through Oxford. If you're passing through town, especially on a game weekend, it's absolutely worth stopping in and trying for yourself.