While traveling through town to visit the Buford Pusser Museum (Walking Tall), we looked for a well…read morerated, unique place nearby. Only a few minutes drive away, was Kokomos. I'm a sucker for an old school themed diner, so this was an easy choice. The atmosphere while small, was warm and inviting. Sit where you will, and they'll come to you. Enjoy classic style diner burgers, sandwiches, and I think I even saw some shakes. Lots of typical automobile type memorabilia on the walls, intermingled with real pictures from perhaps family, locals, etc. Good service, and reasonable prices. I had the Foghorn Leghorn Chicken Sandwich.

First of all.... The food is amazing... who knew that hamburgers could taste this good.... The…read moresides are awesome I suggest the fried green beans!! The service is excellent... from the time you get there until you go.... The waitstaff is right there and very attentive!! You gotta ask for your check though... they don't just bring it?? Now the place is super kitschy cool... like a literal 50's type burger joint!! I while heartedly recommend this little joint.... Get the John Wayne.... You won't regret it!!

Great historical ambience going back to 1865! Truly unique and a must see when in Corinth…read more I had the hot fudge shake, delicious! The servers were very friendly; Southern hospitality is alive and well here!

Busy hometown spot. Be prepared to wait but it's worth it. Sit at the soda counter to see all the…read morehandmade sodas and shakes get made.

At the recommendation of several friends, we went here for our first meal in Oxford while visiting…read moreOle Miss. I ordered the catfish with sides of fried okra and squash casserole, along with jalapeño corn bread, paired with w local beer. Everything was delicious but the catfish was a standout for me, perfect amount of coating seasoned well and the filet was thick and tender. I also really enjoyed the corn bread and okra. The squash was recommended by a friend, and it was tasty but not my favorite. My kids enjoyed their burgers & fries and my husband had the shrimp po boy, which he liked. We were too full for dessert. The service was very friendly, but not fussy. The ambiance is casual, and there was no wait to get in on a regular Tuesday night (I imagine game day might be crazy), you just seat yourself. Saw many folks in there with younger kids, so it looked friendly for all ages.

Ajax diner is located in The Square at Oxford. Parking is mostly paid although I hear now there is…read morea deck that is free. Stopped in today with the family on a college visit. Heard we had to try Ajax, the diner, not the soap. We stopped in for lunch before heading to Nashville airport to come home. The diner is about what you'd expect inside. Old, kitschy and full of decor. We sat in a booth an were greeted by a waitress promptly for drink orders. Cokes and waters. They deliver the coke in a neat Ajax cup. I ordered the chicken fried steak. Wife ordered the chicken and dumplings and step son ordered catfish. Everything arrived very quickly and everything was hot and southern deliciousness, except the corn bread. The corn bread was dry and not very good at all. Pretty sure it was yesterday's leftover bread or someone needs to pull it 5 minutes sooner from the oven. Unanimous at the table, Everton e had garb corn bread. No big deal. The chicken fried steak was full of flavor and cooked perfectly. Gravy was great and the red beans and rice side was awesome. All great flavors. Wife loved the chicken and dumplings, good flavor and tender chicken. She got a side of sweet potato casserole and loved it. I had a bite and it was delicious for certain. Step son had the fried catfish, he is not a big seafood eater but he absolutely loves the catfish. I had a big piece and it was cooked perfectly and tasted great as well. The staff was outstanding, the service was great and the food was excellent sans the cornbread. Ajax is a neat little diner in the heart of Oxford. It's a little pricey as is everything in this college town, but it was worth the visit.

I usually have a pretty good experience here. Went in for a takeout order, double order of home…read morefries. Took some time to get cooked, but the thing that took me off guard was they charged me for two to-go platters and put everything in on to-go platter. Lesson learned, do not order take out. Always eat in.

I love Bonwood. They have the best breakfast in town. They don't always have chocolate meringue pie…read morebut when they do, it is so good on Mondays they have spaghetti that's one of my favorites too. If you go there ask for Brooke she'll make you smile, even if you're having a bad day.

Made a side trip to Brownsville on way to Memphis and lunched at a beautiful soda shop. It's well…read moredecorated, spacious, and plenty of wait staff. The food was great and very good milkshakes. My turkey wrap had just the right amount of turkey, bacon, and AL white bbq sauce. My friend's Mindfield wrap was great- highly recommend!

The band was way too loud for lunch. While we were walking in there was a large party walking out…read moretelling us we won't want to go in there. There's another group already outside the door discussing where to go next. Our table of 5 sat down and we couldn't talk to each other about what we wanted to order, and we certainly would not be able to order because even shouting across the table we still couldn't talk. So we got up and left. We talked to another couple who was walking in as we left and told them why we were leaving. We saw these people at the same restaurant we ended up at. That's at least a dozen people that I personally know of that refused to have lunch there today only because of the volume. I love watching live bands at a night club where everyone is drinking and partying, but it's too much for lunch.

Mississippi native here. I haven't been home in over two years, so I was ecstatic when I stumbled…read moreacross a photo from October 2016 this morning that had Abe's Grill Signature Seasoning in it. For context, I lived in the DMV (DC/Maryland/Virginia area) for 10 years, and I always looked forward to my roadtrips home to NW Mississippi during that time, which often included stops in Corinth, Mississippi, Huntsville, Alabama, and Chattanooga, Tennessee, along the U.S. Route 72 corridor. That's when I first discovered Abe's Grill. Abe's Grill is an institution in this stretch of the South, known for its history, hearty diner food, colorful decor, stool lunch counter, and mom and pop vibes. I've only eaten at Abe's for breakfast, and I was so impressed with the food and customer service that I bought their signature seasoning mix, which I used pretty frequently when I lived in DC. Considering this review is based on a 10-year old photo, I did do some additional research to ensure the restaurant has survived the test of time. The restaurant continues to be extensively covered and recommended by local and regional news media, online food reviewers, bloggers, Visit Mississippi, and the Only In Your State website.

Abe's Grill was a treat! This is a classic second generation all-American diner! We stopped in…read more@11, and had the best cheeseburger and ribeye sandwich ever. But, the fries were over the top...with Abe's special seasoning on them...amazing! Hope we get in sometime for the breakfast...their biscuits are famously delicious!

My fiance has never been scared of a hole in the wall place, and because of him, i have found so…read moremany hidden gems! JJ's is one of them. We enjoyed a most delicious breakfast on our trip home: country fried steak w/white gravy, eggs, and biscuits. Well seasoned food, incredibly friendly staff, and reasonably priced. Id go back next time im traveling through Cherokee!

Excellent food! Very friendly and welcoming. Great value. Real home cooking. Definitely will…read morebe back!

Small cafe that serves a great breakfast. Great service. Most restaurants around here have good to…read moregreat biscuits. This place has great ones.

Great breakfast spot near the Muscle Shoals recording studio. Lovely, kind workers and great food.read more

Exploring Florence, we ate lunch at the BBB and thoroughly enjoyed it…read more Right off the bat-- as we walked in I asked my wife if we should ask to sit at the window counter (where we like to sit wherever we go) and the hostess heard me and took us there without asking us-- like she had ESP! And then the waitress was super friendly (like everyone we met in Florence). My wife had the ham po'boy which was grilled like a Cuban sandwich (yay!) and I had the fried shrimp po'boy. Both were excellent. For sides my wife chose a half grapefruit brûléed and I had marinated tomatoes. I remember having sugar on a half grapefruit as a kid, but bruleed? Epic! I loved the big wall in the front dining area-- half of a Cessna airplane on the wall, superimposed on a blueprint painting (see photo). Very creative. We'll be back!

we were visiting town for graduation and swung by here for breakfast. we had the privilege of being…read morewith mckenzie. she was respectful, fun, and prompt. she made our time there that much better. we ordered a good amount of food but i got the chicken biscuit sandwich with hash brown patties. the chicken was tender, juicy, and crispy! biscuit was so warm and buttery. they had an option to "make it dirty" which adds hot sauce, bacon, and cheese. the hash browns were crispy and they also had some onion flavor to them as well. at first i wasn't a fan but i enjoyed it after a few more bites. we had such a great time and we would definitely come back!

We tried out the diner for lunch today. My wife got a cheeseburger and fries, and it was very good…read more The crinkle cut fries were crinkle cut fries. I got the patty melt with sweet potato fries, and they were both fantastic. The service was fast, friendly, and accurate. Prices are very fair, and the servings were large. It's a quaint little place.

DOUBLE IN THE NINTH TO TIE THE GAME!! When you're here,…read moreyou're family. Stopped in here while traveling through West Tennessee the other day and could not have been happier. From the welcome greeting to the down home, friendly service, you're going to like this place. Sit any place you like. I had the chicken bacon melt sandwich with side salad bar. The sandwich was killer good with a great mix of flavors from the melted cheese to the mushroom, bacon, chicken and buttered Texas toast. Wow it's good! The salad bar is stocked with fresh options including dill pickles, boiled eggs, shredded cheese, and cherry tomatoes in addition to a bunch of other items. There's 5-6 dressings to choose from as well. Decaturville is a small town, and folks are lucky to have a place like this close by. I look forward to eating there again in the future.