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Chisholm Lake Store

3.9 (14 reviews)
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Let's just get the best thing out there first. The ribeye steak was delicious (even though it was overcooked). Flavor was excellent. That was the highlight of the evening. Of the three steaks our party ordered (at medium rare, medium and medium well), every one of them were cooked to well done. WELL DONE!! . No pink whatsoever in any of them, not even the one ordered medium RARE. For a place that "specializes" in steaks, you would expect them to know how to properly prepare a steak to order. Per another comment, apparently one of the cooks said (when someone complained about their steaks being overcooked), said "that's just the way they cook them, medium well is no pink." Huh???? Moving on ... The "salad bar" was a bowl of lettuce, some cherry tomatoes, chunks of cucumber, shredded cheese, dehydrated bacon bits, croutons and your choice of two dressings (ranch and thousand island). The most basic of salad items, pretty bare bones. If you don't like either of those two dressings - too bad. If they (the dressings) had been homemade and delicious, it would've really helped, but they definitely were not. Oh, and your salad bowl is a small styrofoam bowl. Salad "bar" was lackluster. Rolls were Kings Hawaiian rolls (or a generic version of those). They're okay. Homemade yeast rolls would've been more appropriate, at this price point. Baked potato was a good size and cooked thoroughly. Sour cream available in a little package on salad bar. Butter? No butter. Liquid Parkay was on the table. . Liquid vegetable oil!!! . At these prices, real butter should definitely have been available. A bit pricey, considering you're not served on "real" dishes and you get store bought bread and 2 salad dressings. About the ambiance ... well, if you like "super overcrowded, jam packed together like sardines, sitting at a long school cafeteria type table with other people" type dining, you'll love it. If loud and chaotic is your thing, you'll enjoy it. If you don't mind being jostled and bumped by people trying to get past (because of the aforementioned overcrowding), you'll be fine. Apparently, this loud, chaotic scene is considered (by the owners and obviously by some regulars) to be "part of the charm" of the place. Just not our thing. While we enjoyed our food (pretty much), all we could think of was "let's hurry and finish and get out of this madhouse!" But apparently, lots of people don't mind all that, because they were extremely busy and are obviously this busy pretty much every weekend. Doing such a brisk business, you'd think they would consider adding on to the small space. It really would help the customer experience. They're only open two days a week (Friday and Saturday evenings), so there's no option of going during a "less busy time." All the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. That was nice. We may go back someday, for the steak, but would try to get there a little earlier or later than we did today, and hope it would not be so jam packed. P.S. one more thing - you walk in the door and are automatically in line to go to the counter and order there, then go try to find somewhere to sit (a real trick, when there are people standing everywhere and ALL of the empty tables have "Reserved" signs on them). They should absolutely not take reservations when they've got people standing all around looking for a place to sit down. Should be first come, first serve. Just my view, as a guest standing there looking at empty tables and unable to sit down.

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1 year ago

The food and service was amazing, especially the fillet! The ambiance is very relaxed and cozy.

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I had the ribeye steak and it was delicious!! A little pricey at $30 a steak but it was good. Located at the end of a long curvy road!!

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Jim's Steak & Fish - Menu 6/15/2024

Jim's Steak & Fish

4.7(10 reviews)
79.2 mi

The food here is great,delicious in fact. .... Salad bar had fresh everything !! My steak was…read moremedium, cooked just they way I like it , hush puppies on every table ... so many eating the all you can eat catfish looked delicious as well... this place is a friendly family restaurant.. all servers work hard make sure you give your server a great tip as well !! 5 Stars

This is a great little restaurant off the beaten path.  I have heard of it for years but last night…read morewas my first experience.  The catfish and hushpuppies were great.  Hushpuppies were a little spicy with green flecks of Jalapeno.  Salad bar was small but everything was very good.  Others in our party had steaks and all declared them excellent.  Service was first class, fast and friendly.  We will return.   Bring cash, no credit cards, probably because your cell phone will hardly work, probably no electronic credit card machines either. You'll find plenty of local color here, one of the most interesting is that this is also the site of the community's post office.  You don't get much chances to dine in your local post office.  Might be a great idea nationally if you could replicate their fried catfish. Cell phone reception is pretty poor at this location so you better check your GPS and YELP before you get there as well.  You won't find much about Chewalla, TN, on Google but it has a lot of local history.  When the railroad through nearby Corinth came through around 1857, one of the stops along the way was at Chewalla near the border of Mississippi and Tennessee.  The Chewalla Road was an established trailway which extended back into the time when all of the area was Indian Territory.  It was the path for invading and retreating armies during the Civil War and a battle was fought nearby during this time period.   Sitting right beside the railroad is Jim's Steak and Fish, about a 20 minute leisurely drive from Corinth, MS.  The most direct route coming from nearby Corinth is directly out Wenasoga Road which follows the path of the former Chewalla Road. Address shows Ramer, Tennessee, but actual location is Chewalla, an unincorporated community South of Ramer and North of Corinth, well worth the trip if you can find it.

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McAdoo's - The Rib-eye Dinner

McAdoo's

4.3(32 reviews)
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Local Bar with Massive Rib-eyes…read more Mcadoo's is an experience, and one you should explore if you are in the Blytheville area. I have, over the years, wanted to go and check the place out, but a combination of not being able to find it and not having enough time has always kept me from a visit. During my last visit to Blytheville, a business colleague and I decided to check this infamous establishment out and have a business dinner, beers, and rib-eyes. Mcadoo's is located in central Blytheville, across from the fire station, and it is in a simple metal shack, which can make it hard to find. There are no signs on the building, just the name written on the entrance door. Inside, you find a fully functioning bar with pool tables and plenty of tables to sit at. Mcadoo's has an old-school vibe as the inside is lit up by old-school red lights. Like bars of old, you can smoke inside; keep this in mind if you are a non-smoker or have allergies to smoke. Mcadoo's has a fully stocked bar, but it's mostly known for its rib-eye steaks. Our server came to our table and informed us that they had no apps and that our only options were rib-eye with salad, baked potato, and toast, or rib-eye with toast, as nothing else was available on the menu. The rib-eyes took about twenty minutes to arrive, and they were massive and cooked to perfection. The salad and the baked potato were fresh and okay, but the focus was on the steak. The steaks were juicy and tender, and they were also very affordable. The allure of Mcadoo's is the experience, the full bar and the affordable rib-eyes. It is also a favourite place for locals to hang out. Overall, a good experience and a great rib-eye dinner.

Three sisters read the Yelp reviews and received wonderful hospitality and great food here. We…read morerecommend the steak salad and the bologna sandwich. Each was delicious. Miss Barbara is a most delightful hostess and owner. Looking for local color? This is the place. The entrance does not face the road so you will have to look for the building that looks like a body shop, but the spacious interior has a big bar and plenty of seating with several pool tables. Clearly this is a neighborhood hangout.

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