My best friend had her pre-wedding dinner and party here. It was worth the trip from NY to MS. So…read morefreaking cool! What an awesome spot for legit blues and old school vibes. No wonder why they wanted to celebrate here. They even had their name on the marquee! Huge venue, friendly staff....We had an awesome time. I only wish we got to explore the area.

Born and raised in Clarksdale. Currently reside in TX. Traveled home for a visit. Rode around town…read moreand noticed this place was open. I attempted to go in to listen to the live music and was held up at the door, the owner stopped me at the door and denied me entry even though the band was playing with the door wide open. Very rude, won't be going back.

This was the most informative tour in the area; a must when visiting the Delta. Chilly Billy was…read morethe consummate tour guide. Don't miss the experience!

Chilly Billy's Delta Bohemian Tour exceeded all expectations. We learned more about the Delta,…read moreClarksdale and local history in 2.5 hours with Chilly than we could have ever imagined. He took us to great sites and answered all of our questions based on first-hand knowledge and expertise. Make this your first stop in Clarksdale and you will be very glad you did. Our only regret was that we didn't have more time to spend there.

We stayed in a grain silo and it was nothing short of very cool. Held heat well. Could hear the…read morehigh winds through it a little tho, we were there the night of a tornado warning tho lol. Was very roomy inside and quite cozy. The main building on site had live music and a bar. Well priced and better than a hotel. A very unique experience indeed!

This is one of our favorite places to stay when visiting the Blues Highway & the Historic…read moreMississippi Delta. Some of the little cabins are original & some are new built to look like the original historic cabins. We LOVE the new built cabins that look Vintage. They are so adorable & so unique. It's obvious a lot of work went into them, the attention to detail is incredibly impressive. I mean they even decorated them in the Vintage fashion to the exact details of the era. Very Impressive. It was definitely a labor of love that went into this place. It's just breathtakingly beautiful in the morning fog & the sunsets are legend from this place. The "Delta" cabin is our fave, we love the back screened in porch. It's a shack, they are all just little shacks, but it's the most adorable shacks EVER. haha. "PLEASE BUILD MORE DELTA CABINS" I can't get reservations for my fave shack!!! LOL There are no tv's or anything it's just a shack, you're basically glamping so bring everything you need, especially bedding if you want to sleep a little more posh. That's what we do. The coolest thing here is the juke joint & blues bar that has live music. You can't even get a room here when the festival is going on. If you want to attend the festival you have to book a year in advance. Highest Recommendations.

The granddaddy of juke joints is just an amazing venue to hear the blues. Cheap beer. Dive bar…read morevibe. We heard a Grammy winner...for $10...sitting ten feet away from him. You must go here. Oh, the beer is cheap and cold. :)

The staff is wonderful. They have a wonderful lineup of music every time I'm in there love the…read moreplace.

Of course, their music was what attracted many people over from all over the world, but I can…read morehonestly say that out of the food that I have had, I thoroughly enjoyed it all in terms of taste. It was economical, too, so we had quality food while spending a reasonable amount of money. I had the catfish BLT, which was a simple catfish burger with the most basic ingredients. Yet the catfish itself was so tasty that I didn't even need ketchup or mayo for the burger. It was so seasoned that it definitely made the burger an enjoyable experience. My partner had the kingfish platter which was essentially catfish as well. But then there was a small cup of coleslaw that we both thought was the best we've had, mainly because they didn't use mayo but some kind of vinegar to supplement the taste. And then my partner had the deep fried pecan pie and I had a taste of it. Even though I am not even the biggest fan of pecan pie, I really enjoyed that one and I think it was because the deep fried aspect along with whipped cream complemented the gelatinous material in pecan pies (don't know how to call it). There was music 365 days a week in the club, and particularly we were there during the annual Sunflower River Blues & Gospel Festival, so it was extra special. There were visitors all over the world attending the festival and many great bands played in the club. The amount of mess on the walls in the club speaks to the historically and culturally rich aspect of this club and of this town. Definitely a 5 star experience.

Best catfish I ever ate! Great place for blues music too. Staff here are wonderfulread more

Although I didn't dine-in, the take-out service and ordering was easy and handled perfectly. I…read moreordered a steak dinner with potatoes and green beans. And OMG the steak was to die for. Perfectly seared and seasoned, no sauce needed. The veggies were also cooked perfectly.

Understood to be the nicest dining spot in town. Cool ambiance. Food was pretty good. I had the…read morefried shrimp basket with a salad instead of fries and cold slaw. 8 huge shrimp fried perfectly. Young server tried so hard but got everything wrong. Ranch instead of Bleu Cheese. Sweet tea instead of unsweetened. Fried catfish instead of fried shrimp.

That was the best $10 I have ever spent ! It was everything I hoped for and SO MUCH more !…read more There is no better way to learn about the history of the blues, the area and the people . And you never know who will pop in and guest spot. If you are lucky you will have an Irish lass in the audience who when they ask to sing long jumps in and basically stole the show. You know it is entertaining when it ends and you wish it didn't . Go Sit Have a drink if you wish Just be and enjoy !

This is a wonderful introduction to the blues. Bad Apple plays, tells stories and is entertaining…read morefor two hours and then a guest singer or two plays. The setting is a wonderful dive bar, complete with cold beer, cats and eclectic seating. Don't be put off by the exterior. This is the real deal.

Food was great, love the color scheme of the restaurant, and great service! Will certainly be back…read morewith more family. Only thing I wish were there hours were more convenient.

122 came out to feed our faculty at the elementary school, and while there were some bumps along…read morethe way, there were bright spots worth mentioning too. The Experience: They ran a little behind schedule, and the service felt a bit rushed and impersonal once they arrived. Sauces and condiments weren't automatically offered -- I had to ask. The order flow could use some work as well; tickets weren't being honored in sequence, which meant one of my coworkers waited nearly an hour for her food. We waited on her before eating, so everything was lukewarm by the time we dug in -- which probably didn't do the food any favors. The Food: The crawfish bites and shrimp didn't quite hit the mark for me -- they tasted a little closer to store-bought than made-from-scratch. The fries were just okay, and the wings were nothing to write home about. That said, several folks in our group enjoyed the fish, so that may be the safer bet if you visit. The Star of the Show: The 122 sauce -- now that was something special. Flavorful, bold, with the most delightful little pepper bits throughout. Honestly, they should put that sauce front and center and let it do the talking. It's the kind of thing that could make you a loyal customer. With some improvements to timing, service, and consistency, 122 could really shine. I hope they keep refining -- that sauce alone tells me the potential is there. I'm glad it was a beautiful day for the long wait.