I'm not sure where the poor reviews were based!…read more Great food, impeccable service by obviously well trained waiters. I recommend Top O' The River without reservation!

Sigh... this place has gone down hill fast. The service is what you would expect with today's youth…read moreserving. Food quality has also gone down hill. I recommend saving your time and skipping this location and go to Hagy's instead.

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.

The BEST fried catfish and hush puppies in middle/western TN!…read moreNot fancy, very plain Jane. Go early, the wait can be long. The owner catches his own fish. When they run out, they close for the evening.

Nothing will ever beat Perryville catfish. Absolutely some of the best fish! Have never got a bad…read moremeal here. Come early there is usually a wait and they run out of fish sometimes. But that's just cause it is that good!

The catfish was nicely breaded and cooked, light and tasty…read more Service was friendly and prompt. We will go there again when in the area and want catfish.

It was a beautiful day so we decided to venture out to Hagy's. We were seated immediately, the food…read morecame out fast & our waitress was attentive & pleasant. My husband LOVED the whole catfish. We both loved the sweet potatoes, baked to perfection, served with brown sugar on the side & plenty of butter in the table. My favorite was the coleslaw. I love how you shred it so finely & serve it with the sweet & tangy sauce served on the side. Now for the bad stuff. The menu describes the fried shrimp as "delicately fried" buttermilk-battered popcorn shrimp". Instead of it being light & delicate, the batter was thick. Every single bite was so crunchy, my husband could hear it. Popcorn shrimp should be a light batter with plump shrimp but these were, unfortunately, way over-fried or the wrong type of batter. And the shrimp were well hidden underneath all that batter. For $19, my shrimp was very disappointing. These are prices you pay for much better quality food. Hopefully, it was just an off day. If not, these shrimp need to be removed from the menu.

I have been a few times recently and had wonderful meals each time! But tonight I had Buck as my…read morewaiter and experienced what is meant by exceptional service! Thank you for making going out to eat such a pleasure!

Waiter was very rude. $10 for a child's hamburger steak that's size of a hamburger. Won't be back.read more

Food was wonderful and staff was very friendly. It is located in a beautiful atmosphereread more

Lash's has been a premier place for seafood. We went with friends Tuesday night and were extremely…read moredisappointed with the food. We had problems with 4 out of 4 dishes. Everyone can have an off day and this was definitely their day. We will try a different day.

Catfish is excellent and the coleslaw is delicious. The desserts are homemade and great. The…read morewaitstaff is friendly and efficient. Highly recommended.

Ever had those local spots that just hit different? Well, that was Fish Hut for me. I grew up…read moresimple in a small farming community very much like Savannah, TN, so I do have some nostalgia for a place like this. Fish Hut gave me that southern soul cooking a grew up with, and you can't hardly beat the price. We got it as a group for lunch today, and I tried the chicken fried streak. It's a meat-and-3 kind of place, with a side of bread (Mexican corn bread was good!) and a drink for $12, flat. Honestly, I have to say everything was seasoned well, and I have no complaints. Could I be some pretentious snob regarding it, maybe, but it's a $12 lunch in a patrician take-away that makes me smile about my childhood...why would I ruin that?! That said, I want to try other things on their menu and see if I can find one that hits the spot even better. If you're asking my opinion, Fish Hut deserves a checking out!

Tasty chicken, for a Fish House…read more My wife and I recently met up with other family members to enjoy a tasty meal at J&J. While most everyone had different food choices, everyone appeared to enjoy their meal. Although we did get our food, the delivery was a bit slow. Ironically, it was the fish meals that were delivered last. However, the 3-piece Dark of Krispy Krunchy Chicken that I had was fantastic! The chicken arrived hot, and it was moist, spicy, and full of flavor. The legendary "Krunch" was a hit for me. The seasoned fries were also good, but a wee bit cold when they arrived. The rest of our group said their food was good too. Now they also had some good looking desserts, but I was too full to even try them - on this visit, maybe next time. If you're nearby, you may know how good the food tastes. If you don't know or if you're just passing through Bolivar, check them out if you want a good meal.

I'm convinced they cut my potatoe in half. They claim they put condiments on potato but barely…read morenoticeable. Never again.

This is a new restaurant in a great location that has seen a multitude of restaurants try and fail…read more This one is specializing in traditional Southern fried catfish and steaks- two specialties with some stiff competition in the neighborhood- Russell's around the corner and Taylor's just a little further away. Our initial visit was not too promising. The catfish breading had a very herbal off taste and the hushpuppies lacked any flavor at all except the grease they were fried in. A hamburger steak was well cooked and tasty. Beef tips were also well cooked but nothing extraordinary. A large desert menu looked promising and we sampled a piece of coconut custard pie that was outstanding. I could give this pie five stars but I don't see this as strictly a desert destination. Hoping the food here improves and this is a welcome addition to Corinth's culinary scene.

I wouldn't waste my time. No ambience, food is just okay, service is good and the servers are…read morefriendly.

Home of the untossable salad! Get your mind out of the gutter, but the salad had a lot of stuff in…read moreit, and the bowl was just too small. It was a good, fresh salad but was difficult to eat. But the main reason you go to a restaurant on the river is shrimp, right? Who doesn't love shrimp right out of the river? I don't know if that's even a thing, but I was in the mood for shrimp and I thought I'd turn pink like a flamingo from the amount of shrimp I started with the Shrimp Cocktail which was a generous portion of shrimp expertly placed on the rim of a cocktail glass. The Shrimp Happens was a hodgepodge of fried and grilled shrimp and it was also amazing, although a bit too much fried for me. The atmosphere was a bit on the dirty hole in the wall side. And like most people, I love a good hole-in-the-wall, but the food has to back it up. The food was good, but not outstanding to call it a hole in the wall. I also love the Fire Exit!

Great atmosphere,service,and food.I had the Butterfly Shrimp and a baked potato.My hush puppies…read morewere cooked too much and tasted burnt.I washed it down with a IPA .It was what I wanted,cold beer and fried shrimp in a beautiful location.They have steaks too,but check online for their menu and check out the next The Working Man Review.