Tucked away yet located a major road, this place is the definition of a true hidden gem. From the…read moremoment you walk in, you're greeted with genuine hospitality--the kind that's hard to find and impossible to fake. The staff are incredibly kind, gracious, and attentive, with manners that make you feel right at home from start to finish. Now let's talk about the food--because wow! The smothered pork chops were hands-down the best I've ever had. Perfectly tender, packed with flavor, and smothered in rich, savory goodness that tastes like it came straight out of soulfood kitchen. Every bite was comforting, satisfying, and absolutely unforgettable. It's rare to find a place that nails both the food and the experience, but this restaurant does it effortlessly. Delicious Southern comfort food, warm service, and a welcoming atmosphere--this is the kind of spot you keep coming back to again and again. I can't say enough good things about it. Truly a hidden gem worth discovering.

Real southern home cooking. Like momma would cook. More of a take-out place but the seating is…read moreavailable and comfortable if you come at 11:00am for lunch. Friendly people that give great service.

Always Solid Fast and delish…read more During lunch, they have cafeteria style lunch. You can walk through the line and pick out wonderfully fattening things lol

Nice lunch find by the wifey in Tupelo!…read more Food was mostly good, so let's start with that first. I enjoyed my meal and it was an amazing value. It think it was like $15 for meat, two veggies, and a dessert. C got the sphagetti with a side salad, roll, and black eyed peas. She had the shortcake for dessert. I had the pot roast with mashed potatoes & gravy, cream corn, with jalapeño cornbread. My dessert was a bread pudding. I don't do spaghetti so I didn't try C's. My pot roast was really good. I ate it all. Somehow I managed to not get any veggies in it though, that made me sad. Mashed potatoes were instant I would say, gravy too. What can you say about creamed corn? Cornbread was cold but had nice flavor. Bread pudding was fair, way too sugary imo. We ate in the back where all of the wooden patio is. Really cool set up. The stage is amazing. I wonder how often they use it. There is a really cool bar in the middle. This place is cool! The fans came on and created a nice breeze inside. I imagine in 100 degree Tupelo it can get steamy in there! It was a nice fall day on my visit. I must say this, I think this place is strange in the way that it is set up. It has all the possible benefits of a nice buffet, but only to serve a meat and three type experience. It's a giant tease for a guy like me that wants everything he can see. I wanted to sample it all, but no. C says I should not dwell on things that are outside of my control but this place gives me the intrusive thoughts man. I want to grab the food and make a run for it! Why? Why show me all the food but not let me have it?!?!? Keep it on a hot table in the kitchen if you are just gonna tease me like that. I get that it is "cafeteria style", but it lacks the appropriate guards to keep my hands out of it. It also is having to be constantly staffed in two spots. I won't get into how much money I think they are wasting with this type of service set up. You need cooks, servers , food type servers, two different serving lines staffed with more people on each. Oh, ok I will get into it... Another pet peeve is also done here. You have real plates and silverware but you add a layer of disposable to the mix as well. This costs you more money and cheapens the meal in my opinion. I am sure it's for portion control, but they make serving utensils that offer portion control. To add to the visual ratchetness, it's a mixture of white styrofoam, black "patterned" styrofoam, and black polypropylene served on cream colored plates. Now. No one else probably gives a shit about any of that. No one will probably ever read this far anyway. It's all just journals and leaving bread crumbs for future Adam's for me I'd say. I am available for independent restaurant consulting. Large scale, commissary, and mom and pop places too. '25 - 111++++

We ordered the short ribs, chicken and key lime pie as takeout. Everything was so tasty. The…read morerestaurant is really cute too.

I was traveling and decided to stop in Tupelo for lunch. I chose this restaurant based on Yelp…read morereviews. I ordered the blackened shrimp poboy. It was pretty good. Plenty of shrimp. I ate with fork and knife because I didn't want to eat all the bread. I wish there was a roulade sauce. Service was good. Could have checked on me after I received my food. It's a nice restaurant inside. Very clean. Cool vibe.

The food portions are huge!! My salad was awesome, I couldnt finish it all. The hummus plate looked…read moreawesome as well and is more than enough food for me. They have salads, wraps, sandwiches, chips, potatoes and soups!! They also have a 1/2 and 1/2 option for $10 They also have an assortment of cakes. Definitely would return.

This was my first time trying Sweet Peppers. I was going back and forth on getting a Rueben…read moresandwich or trying their Italian sliders. I decided on the sliders and they did not disappoint. I like how they have a kiosk for self ordering if you don't want to go to the counter: I also got a cup of the crawfish bisque, it wasn't bad. The broth was delicious; however, it would have been nice to have more crawfish. We didn't have to wait for a long time for our food either.

I stopped by this place while in Tupelo to check it out. I was greeted and informed that the…read morerestaurant part of the store was opened only on weekdays but they still had some hot bar items to choose from. I was a little too early and didn't care to try what was available so I'll have to return. The place is clean and they even have a few tables for you to sit and enjoy. I took a few pics of what they had and I'm looking forward to trying them out.

It's a local spot so locals obviously love it. Staff was nice. I got a club sandwich on a…read morecroissant. I think if the word deli is in your name then the sandwich should be AMAZING! I received one thin slice of turkey, ham, roast beef and a burnt piece of bacon. Delicious meat seemed like store bought meat you put on a kids lunch sandwich. No fluff or height to the sandwich. Lettuce on the salad bar was brown. It was late in the evening and the server said the salad bar had been out all day and that they had been slow. Maybe some other items are better, but the club sandwich was very disappointing.

danvers is my favrit place in tupelo wish they had bacon still but its allrite I'll live…read more but I do miss the ice cream last time I went they said they dint have none no more

We stopped at Danver's while in Tupelo good food, fast and courteous staff. Salad bar was…read moreoutstanding with plenty of fresh vegetables and fruit . I would highly recommend it to anyone.

The Neon Pig is a great spot if you're looking for a burger that's a little different from the…read moreusual. The burgers are made fresh and have some really unique topping combinations, so there are plenty of options if you want something besides a basic cheeseburger. Service has always been fast when we've been, and the atmosphere is very casual and laid-back. Don't be surprised when your burger comes out served on a piece of paper instead of a plate. that's part of the experience and one of the things that makes this place a little different. They also have self-serve beer fridges

Truly the best burger in America. The only down side is that we seem to travel through this area on…read moreSundays. Their website says open 11-4. Yelp hours are correct, CLOSED ON SUNDAY. Belvis burger is our go to burger. The burger of the month is blue cheese bacon with fig preserves. I usually prefer savory over sweet, but the combination is magical. We added in loaded fries. Help yourself to the cooler of beers or drafts. We never leave without buying a bottle of their jerky sauce, sweet with a little spicy. We plan our travels to make sure that we make to Neon Pig whenever possible.

I don't want to talk up this little section of downtown Tupelo or Vanelli's too much for fear of…read moreattracting hipsters in Wayfarers who smell of hemp and patchouli beard oil and use worlds like "thrifting" and "90s revival" unironically. However, I truly enjoyed the time we spent in Tupelo and Vanelli's. Everyone we ran in to, both staff and customers, was friendly. It was a Friday night so Vanelli's was busy but we were able to be seated right away and the kitchen was working hard to get everyone's orders out. We got an order of cheese bread and 4 individual pizzas which were WAAAYYYY too much food and then I realized they aren't really "individuals" they are like 12 inches or something. They don't skimp on the toppings and they make a good crust which holds up to those toppings very well. Definitely planning to come back and spend more time in Tupelo and have dinner here again.

Great pizza shop in a nice downtown area of Tupelo. I hadn't even realized Tupelo had a nice…read moredowntown area! Nice, cozy pizza joint. Very friendly and helpful staff. Good pizza. I don't have anything bad to say. It was an enjoyable dinner.

Amazing sandwich old fashion sandwich shop. I tried the tuna sandwich and potato salad. Overall…read moreloved the tuna was very traditional and tasted amazing. This place had an old fashioned vibe and fills up around lunch time.

Just the best sandwiches in Tupelo. Don't miss the chance to eat at this gem. Good food good…read moreservice and plenty of smiles.

Fantastic service. Food was delicious. However, the noise level was deafening. Unable to converse…read morewith anyone at the table as noise was so loud! Screaming children and parents were oblivious. Won't be back. Sports bar for sure!

The restaurant is very nice. Great interior design. I always sit at the bar so I can watch TV…read more My favorite dish is the chicken and shrimp Ponchatrain. Many times I'll substitute mashed potatoes for rice. It's a great dish. The servers at the bar are very attentive.