Our guides were Jay and Randy and we cant say enough good things about their generous hosting as we…read moretoured the museum. They made it so special with their knowledge and the personal histories with this community.

Great find along my "Blues Delta Trail" while visiting Leland, MS a few weeks ago. Its an old…read morehistoric hotel that now holds a lot of blues history located on main st. The museum isn't large, so you can easily enjoy your visit within an hr. The clerk located in the museum will glady give you some information aslo, the fee is $7.00. Mr Pat Thomas a blues legend musician gave us some history and played a little blues for us! He really did a great job, enjoy to the fullest. You can also purchase his CD if available, he will sign for you. His father also a legend is recognized with a blues marker along the trail. I will be visiting MS yrly from now on, there is so much history and I enjoy the music. I highly recommend this area, the people were all welcoming and its a way to venture out and learn something new!

I am so grateful that Yelp suggested this place to me!! I had NO IDEA that Jim Henson lived in…read moreLeland, Mississippi as a child and created Kermit the Frog there! I cried when I got to the museum. I SERIOUSLY CRIED! I adored Sesame Street when I was growing up in the early 80's. It was a huge part of my life. And this museum was so incredible to stumble upon. And I went down the street and saw the Rainbow Connection Bridge in honor of Jim Henson. My cup runneth over! And the gift shop is lovely

I am from Leland. This is a wonderful place for a child or an adult to visit. It talks about the…read morehistory of the Muppets and how it led to them on Sesame Street.

Stopped here but it was closed. Smaller than I had hoped. Could see some thru the windows.read more

As big Muppet fans this was a fun little stop on our road trip through the Mississippi Delta. Jim…read moreHenson was born in Leland, although he didn't live there as an adult. The museum is free. It is small, just one room stuffed full of Kermit (and Miss Piggy) memorabilia. You can also see a guest book signed by people from all over the world. The lady who runs the museum and adjacent gift shop was very nice. There is plenty of free parking right in front. During Covid, numbers of visitors are limited (to 5 or one family at a time) but it wasn't busy when we visited, so there was no wait.

Service was wonderful! The staff was so very kind! I would go back in a heartbeat! Such a pleasant…read moreatmosphere!

Terrible service. No music or atmosphere enhancements. No liquor or food. Cats are everywhere for…read moresome reason. They don't ID so a lot of underage people seemed to get in and drink.

Stopped on our way through town; traveling from FL to a planned stop in Eureka Springs. It was a…read moregreat find for a quick shrimp po'boy dinner and obviously a local favorite. VERY friendly staff and the other customers were too!

Fish pieces tiny..I asked for grilled, not deep fried. Wonder if they stripped breading off fish…read more Nice to hear music while eating and not feel rushed to give up seat. Service not fast cuz it's busy.

kitchen closes at 9:30 bar. Bar closes at 11. The food is good but I wish they cooked longer.read more

I was visiting from out of town and wanted to try something local for lunch. This was one of the…read moreonly restaurants I could find that was open during the day on a Friday. It has a cool atmosphere and the service was fine. The food was mediocre at best. We ordered the mozzarella sticks for an app and they were the same as any frozen ones you get at the grocery store. Next we ordered the smash burger with waffle fries. The burger was bland. It needed more seasoning. The only way we got it down was by dipping it in ranch. The waffle fries were the best thing we had but nothing special. I would not eat here again.

This is good little hole on the wall with pool and food to order. Bring cash to pay for your food,…read morecash is preferred no cards accepted. Sometimes the owner is there and you can pay with cash app but just being cash. This is an older crowd and has an actual jukebox in it. Food prices are priced well too. Also the ladies restroom is very clean.

Sometimes I wish facial expressions could equate to how good the food tastes. If so, there would be…read moreno poker face at all with me. Just the right amount of seasoning to feel a little kick in your mouth but smooth and delectable going down. It's too good to stuff myself with meal. A dish like this is made to be enjoyed for one more day. Just imagine, once it sits overnight the seasonings will mesh together even more and...hummm some good eating. Whoever was the chef today; kudos to you for a job well done. This was worth the hard work I put in today at work along with bearing the hot temperatures today. I know there are unbelievers who won't believe that I didn't eat it all in one sitting. Here is another shot of what I'm saving for tomorrow. Okay, I did finish off the fried okra; too good to let stay. Listen up, please, come a little closer, just a little more. I'm going to whisper to select individuals even though I know you will share; lol. I went to this restaurant "BackDraft," and ordered something I "would not" order because I'm not one of those people who has an affinity for them. If they are at a family cookout and my nephew, who is the family chef, cooks them on the grill, I might eat one or two. Okay, wait for it, chargrilled oysters. I know some are "clutching their pearls," repeating "say it's not so". Yes, I'm one of those people. However, when I went into the restaurant, I wasn't really hungry but knew that after a long day I had to put something substantial in my stomach for the evening. So, I had a taste for some soup. I ordered the "Gumbo," and the chef "Shawn" (with his innocent demeanor) happened to be walking towards the front counter, and the front desk staff asked him to describe the Gumbo and how he made it. I was intrigued after hearing how he cooked it, thinking it was just going to be some type of tomato-based soup. So, I ordered a cup. Then I kept looking at the "Jacked-Up Oysters," which Shawn guaranteed that I would love. So, I ordered a half-dozen, thinking that I was wasting my money. I took it to go because again I was tired and wanted to get back to the hotel. Let me tell you, the Gumbo was absolutely tantalizing with just the right amount of spice to let you know you are tasting something special. It was nothing as I had anticipated. Also, for the person who is not a real "oyster person," I ate those oysters like there was no tomorrow; like they were the last oysters on earth or like I stole something. Okay, I would NEVER steal anything; not my thing. Life is worth living to the fullest and experiencing it. Chef Shawn, you did your thing, "sir". I can't wait to come back to try other dishes there while I'm traveling. So, walk, skip, hop, run, jog, drive, bike, take the bus, or if you are in the area, please stop by here and have your taste buds awakened. The staff is super friendly and informative about the menu, and the atmosphere is welcoming, with reasonable prices.

Great customer service and delicious for are to be had here if you come. I didn't know it, but they…read moresometimes have daily specials around lunch time. That is what I got yesterday. The special I was after was baked chicken, cabbage and purple hull peas. However, once I arrived, the hostess was walking up to me telling me that they were already out of their special. So, instead, I got their spaghetti with meat sauce and I really enjoyed it. It actually tasted close to how my mama cooks hers. My waitress kept checking on me too while I was here to see if I needed anything. This restaurant is down town Cleveland. So, you might have to park down the street for the restaurant. Therefore, you might have to walk like I did.