Cute place, seemed busy. I had the BLT sandwich. The service was very good. Nice ladies working…read morethere. The desserts looked really good, but didnt have any. Amish pies, etc... a definite stop if youre in Clarksdale for breakfast or lunch.

Sort of a homey Pennsylvania Dutch kinda place. A place that the locals come to. Good entrees and…read moredesserts. I noted the homemade breads, cookies & cakes good fast.

Food was great tonight! Cooked perfectly. Drinks were awesome as well. But the wait was not good…read moretoday. (45 minutes before drinks and over an hour before food) We understood because it was crowded and quite busy. Then at checkout our check was mixed up with another table. We paid the ticket then noticed the ticket items were incorrect. They cancelled the charge but our money could not be added back to our card right away and we had to pay the correct bill. Unexpected expense and very inconvenient. Not a good night of service but overall a nice place to eat in Clarksdale.

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.

Get the ribs! Delicious BBQ you can smell from down the street! I'm coming back for the chicken…read more Great place and great people.

This was our go to place for tea and coffee in Clarksdale. They do a decent range of both as well…read moreas some enticing baked goods. They are also open early every day. It's a nice space, although we didn't stay as, oddly, there was a guy sleeping on the couch every time we went in.

We got to Clarksdale on Monday night and it was deserted. Not much was open but we found Yazoo Pass…read moreand had a really tasty dinner. We had mushrooms with a lemon sauce and pasta with shrimp. Everything was delicious. Service was great. We ate there for breakfast and enjoyed that as well. If you're in Clarksdale this a great place to eat

A real restaurant priding itself on quality, selection, setting. Great service since they seemed…read moreto be the only place open & were slammed with hungry customers. Staff were pleasant & chatted with us. Food was outstanding. Catfish plate with several sides. Grits with fresh gulf shrimp & sausage gravy was to die for.

Home away from home thanks to the lovely Eric, Pam, and beautiful Serena. Delicious food, great…read moreservice, and great music. Worth the trip to Clarksdale. Can't wait to go back. Greetings from Eileen and Pam

This place is great. Super nice down home folks running it, food was great and authentic. They had…read moremy elderly mother and myself come in just after closing when we were the only ones there and didn't rush us at all. Go see 'em!

Bears Deli is located in the Bears Fitness Center in West side of Clarksdale in the old Westgate…read moreShopping Center. So, you can exercise then walk over here and eat, or just get something to drink. You can also get it to go. They have sandwiches, pizza, soups, burgers, salads, canned drinks, and best of all a special "pimento cheese sandwich that's will please your appetite. If in the area again I would eat hear, no doubt.

Fresh yummy food, locally owned and operated by a great couple. Stop here, you'll be back again.read more

This place is over 100 years old. It should be a historical landmark. They don't have music so…read moreno one knows about it. It's a friendly, cool place that takes you back to the 1920's. It's worth stopping for a beer

Just plain great! We were welcomed and served ice cold beers and friendly service. Best 70's soul…read morejuke box ever!!! We spent the whole afternoon chatting, playing and listening to music. Best beer prices in town. Good people for good fun. Thanks for your kindness.

Best barbecue we have had to date. The beans and the coleslaw were also delicious. Highly recommend…read morethis place.

My new restaurant now. My last order was beef 6 inch it was OK I've eaten at the subway a few…read moreblocks from the Horseshoe casino, love casino too so a good choice and they put six large slices of beef on my sandwich. Almost triple that for the same price, does subway require a certain amount of meat on it 's sandwiches ?

Horrible service. Worst Ive ever gotten from any Subway ever. Absolutely incompetent. Jaw dropping…read moreslow. They Won't take orders online or on the phone. They can't speak intelligibly in person. They disappear in back mid san which making for basic things to put on the sandwiches. They don't care about customers or business. I expect they'll just be one more failed franchise on state street very soon. I certainly won't be back.

I grew up in the Bootheel at the top of the Delta, where Chubby's BBQ is a legend. My wife is from…read moreMississippi County, Arkansas, home of the Dixie Pig, another legend. So when I talk about Delta barbecue, I'm coming from a place of love... and pretty high standards. Abe's is part legend, part myth, and all Crossroads. If it's your first visit, let me save you some confusion: yes, the tamales are one of the signature items at a barbecue joint. And yes, they're every bit as good as you've heard. I get mine with chili, slaw, and crackers, and I'll happily eat enough of them to make myself miserable--in the best possible way. Then it's time for a chili cheese dog, a pig sandwich with slaw, and enough sweet tea to float a jon boat. It's probably a good thing I only pass through Clarksdale every couple of months on the drive between New Orleans and my hometown. If I lived closer, my doctor and my waistband would both have something to say about it. This place is famous throughout the Delta for a reason. I've been stopping at Abe's for over three decades, and it has never disappointed.

While we were working in a nearby town, we kept hearing how good Abe's BBQ in Clarksdale was, so we…read moredecided to check it out after work. Definitely get why people recommend them. I had the tamale plate, while my co-worker had the tamales and beans. Service was quick and super friendly, and there's a ton of memorabilia on the walls to look at. If I find myself at the Crossroads again, I'll be back!