Place was advertised as buffet when it's actually a cafeteria style meat and three…read more Service was not great. Took forever to get check in. Food was very good.

Well I finally went and checked this place out after church today... the food was ok, nothing…read morereally to write home about, the fried chicken was underdone I expected better... the brown gravy was probably the best part.... The service was much like a feed lot... lady came by and got our drink orders and promptly delivered them in a styrofoam cup... where they pre-made?? Not sure.... And that was about the extent of the service.... The place reminds me of the cafeteria in junior high school kind of bleak looking walls and a little too lit up.... But hey... it works for a lot of people.... I am probably not going back any time soon.

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.

I went with a group of five and they weren't even busy and 6 other groups walked in and got seated…read morebefore we even were able to order drinks

This hidden gem was such a nice surprise! The service was amazing and food was so fresh and…read morehomemade! We enjoyed the fried mushrooms, hush puppies, fried chicken salad, ribeye, and sides. The rolls and strawberry jelly... speechless!!! So amazing! If we are ever in this area again, we will be back!!!

After learning there was a classic upscale steakhouse open since 1956 near where we were staying,…read morewe were excited to visit. Unfortunately we left pretty disappointed. Started with a beer served in the can, waitress returned with a chilled glass and poured. No big deal, just interesting. I'd never seen a beer can in an upscale steakhouse before. Wife complemented her lemon martini. Oyster rockefeller, served in a dish instead of in the shell. A couple were a little gritty, a little much raw onion for my taste and served with tiny cocktail forks that made it a bit of a challenge to eat. House salad was small; the Roquefort dressing I asked for on the side was excellent. Ordered the George special ribeye as it looked to be their signature steak. No hint of the wood grill flavor I'd been really looking forward to. It was a tough cut, and the flavor a bit off, perhaps they season with lemon? Or maybe the cut was a bit past its prime? Anyway, the steak fries it came with were a real highlight of the meal. Wife, wanting a lighter meal, ordered the lobster tail. Her side, badly overcooked and burnt brussel sprouts, was bad. Replaced with steamed mixed vegetables which she liked a lot more. It's a pleasant place in an unexpected location, and service was very friendly and helpful. I want to send love to a locally owned spot like George's, but it's not a place we'd return to. When we want a great steak in a wonderful atmosphere, at about the same price, in the area, sorry guys, but we'll be at the 360 grille.

The food was amazing! Service went well beyond what was expected. Recommend filet mignon.read more

Waitress Dee brought the food to us cold /lukewarm and lied that it came straight from the grill…read more She stated because we ordered our 16oz t-bone steak well, and the 14 oz Ribeye steak medium well it takes longer to prepare the meal. The most expensive lousy customer service ever!!! $45.00 meal ugh. 50.00 dollars with her 5.00 tip. My coworker ordered cheese on his steak burger, no cheese when it returned a cold slice of cheese was added to the burger. He didn't eat it and asked for a to go box immediately. on the way out the door Dee was in conversation about the issue and walked off when l stop to share my experience with the receptionist who seats the guest.

Perfectly cooked steaks with friendly service. The…read morerestaurant has a rustic cabin feel with four sections for diners. There's a small salad buffet and an open kitchen to watch the grill masters. Our filets and NY strip were cooked to perfect medium doneness with a great flavor that wasn't overpowered by a marinade.

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.

Best Ribeye in West Tn... Service is best around Folks will…read moreDefinitely not be Disappointed here...

Saturday night around 5 pm, had a wait over 40 minutes for a table of 2. But they register your…read morephone so you can wait in the comfort of your vehicle.

Oh my goodness the sushi here was GREAT! I ordered a sushi lunch and within it came three…read moredifferent pieces of sushi. It was the freshest sushi I had in a long long time. I'm not sure what kind it was but it was a light orange with white stripes. I'm thinking salmon but not sure. I ordered for take out and the staff was very nice. The inside of this place is super cozy. I can't wait to go back!

My favorite local place for sushi and fried rice! Also, really appreciate they have bottles of yum…read moreyum sauce on the tables! Which, might I add, is the best yum yum sauce EVER! Staff are friendly, service is fast. Prices are appropriate. Love it and will always keep going back!