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.

Delta Bean has become my daily spot for remote work, and I couldn't be happier with it. I come in…read morealmost every day, and the staff always makes me feel welcome -- genuinely some of the friendliest people you'll meet in Grenada. The food is consistently great, and the space itself has such a cute, cozy ambiance that makes it easy to settle in for hours of work. It's the perfect blend of good coffee, good vibes, and a comfortable place to get things done. If you're looking for a reliable, welcoming spot to work or just relax with a good chai tea, Delta Bean is it. Highly recommend!

Incredible coffee owned by a people-loving woman. We stopped by while visiting from Nashville &…read morecame back again the next day. Thank you, Kinina! We will see you again soon. Everyone should support local shops like this...OH, & the lemon-pepper wings are the best I've ever had!!!

10/10 the food is wonderful. The service is the best you can find anywhere. They are fast/efficient…read moreand aim to please. We enjoy ordering out or dining in. It's very kid friendly with a laid back atmosphere.

Food was fresh and was good. Restaurant is modest but quaint and the service was on point. They…read morehave a buffet as well as a menu should you not want buffet. Hours and days are limited so call before you go.

Salad Etc. is a hidden gem! The restaurant is clean with a great, welcoming environment. The salads…read moreare absolutely delicious, and there are so many fresh topping choices to customize exactly what you want. The staff is friendly and attentive, which makes the experience even better. It's a family-owned restaurant with a quiet, quaint atmosphere that makes you want to sit and enjoy your meal. They also have a convenient drive-through for online orders, which makes it super easy when you're on the go. I highly recommend stopping in for a visit!

Best Salad place in town! Also, have many other menu items . Fresh ingredients. Always .Fast…read morefriendly , Courteous, Most of all , locally owned. Grenada is proud to have them in town!!

Good food, friendly service. Price was reasonable. Easy to find right off Highway 51.read more

The food was excellent here. Good 'ole down home cooking buffet. I had baked Mac'n cheese, green…read morebeans ( well seasoned), mashed potatoes, cornbread and peach cobbler. My husband had BBQ chicken, Lima beans, turnip greens, cornbread and peach cobbler. They bring your drink out to you and we had to flag a girl down to get it after waiting a few minutes. They were pretty busy. Nothing fancy inside and had to sit down at the end of a table with a man. Turned out good. He was a Christian and we had great conversation. Would recommend this little place.

Food was low in availability. It was tasteless. It was very hot inside the restaurant. And…read moreexpensive for what little we ate.

They have the best chicken wings in town!! Always hot and fresh. Not a long wait time.read more

My first time here in Mississippi meeting up with my dad for Father's Day weekend. After a fun day…read moreof crappie fishing, we went to Yamato for dinner. We were seated immediately and then greeted by a lovely server with red hair (missed her name, but she was top notch). My dad and I both ordered yakisoba - I had chicken, he had beef. Both were delicious. Thank you to our wonderful server for the new special sushi menu - we had the Chris Roll (I think that was the name), which had crab meat, avocado, and tuna on the outside with a spicy sauce, some crunch, and eel sauce. I'm not doing it justice, but it's a must try. We also had hot sake, which my dad didn't like, but he's old and picky, and I thought it was great. Thank you for a wonderful meal! Also, I should mention that as far as ambiance, it was hotter than Hades outside, so it was nice when one of the staff brought out a fan to put by our table. My grumpy dad initially complained to me, but he sweats like a beast, so i knew it was a good thing despite his protests.

I ordered over the phone and the staff were courteous and professional, even going over my order a…read morecouple times to make sure everything was correct. When I arrived to pick it up they had everything prepared and were close to closing. Arriving home 20 minutes later I found a few items missing so on the off chance they were still open I gave them a call. They quickly fixed the missing items, staying open late to make it happen. Good solid people. Will absolutely be back. Also the food is incredible.

This is a secret 5 Star Review although I chose 3 stars…read more I chose three stars to keep this institution's cred's up so to speak. It is law that the only people who yelp on average are 25 year old post-grad females who are looking for cleanliness, community, and an ambience soothing to them. I ACTIVELY AVOID Chinese buffets who have MORE THAN three stars. I am a disciplined professional as well. Let's examine. There is a necessary push and pull (cosmically) where the more and trendy ambience-exuding a restaurant is--pure flavor is sacrificed. Case in chief: you know as well as I do that this cosmically determined phenomenon is most apparent in Tacos (the more rustic and rugged the joint, the more those Taco jointz are gonna be DA (you know what). Now back to our observee "Grand Palace." Its name is almost comically stereotyped. It sits on the corner of a shopping mall in a very blighted and impoverished area. On its Google photo, its "L" in "Grand Palace" is missing. I picture it flickering in the night like the kiss of that one that got away that time in undergrad. Walking in, it is dark--sweetly dark with flashes of red, and light dragon art centered as the steamy bar hisses a savory whisper that draws you in. The room and mixed scent signals almost hugs you a little too hard. Behold the juicy chicken on a stick that is purely fried (not red, not dry, not half-assed as usual). I am talking sweetly juicy. Colonel eat your heart out. Behold the seemingly mundane standard-issue broccoli and beef flanking General Tso and sweet/sour puffs with that red blessing handy and waiting for you like an overly eager date. Get all your normal extremely sweet meats as an adornment for the reason you are here (the rice and the three kinds of noodles). Cut that sugar with that blessed "spicy chicken" that lives up to its banal name and presentation. Onions and jalapenos (like notes from home on a sojourn) join on the sordid affair. They have "rib tips" floating in a red sea of sweet sauce. Oh, add these to whatever you've piled 7 miles high by now. They will be like midnight wine-stains on your dish. The evidence of the crime of pure passion. No sushi. This place is too true to form. It is too powerful in its own right to try to keep up with the economics the place finds itself (this vanquished little town). Pro-Tips: 1) Bring a $20 spot for lunch and that takes care of tip and all. Quick exit this way (even if they drag bringing the ticket). 2) Adorn your plate with the fresh green onions (intended for the soups you may wisely skip). 3) Don't overlook the cheesecake/sponge cake (cornbread looking joker) on the desert bar.

This restaurant offers a buffet with extremely limited choices…read more The crawfish were good, not many to choose from. They had cold boiled shrimp and it was good. Only a few vegetables choices. I usually try the Hot n Sour Soup however I didn't this go around. They charge $15.95 or $16.95 with a drink. Watch your bill, I ordered water and the bill showed "tea", they adjusted the bill. There are plenty of tables just not much in customer appreciation in my opinion at the counter. Wait staff was better than management.