Good old fashion breakfast. The portions was just right. Atmosphere awesome. Friendly service…read more Small town feel

I had heard such good things about this place & food was good but the service was subpar & the wait…read morewas over 2 hrs & a few people in our party never got served & the alleged manager was very unprofessional & combative & the racial undertones was evident. I will not recommend this to any of my people & I wish this establishment nothing but well wishes & do better for future encounters with blk people! We are not our ancestors!!

Good food and a amazing atmosphere with local vibes Will…read moredefinitely be coming back soon

Great food and service. Quaint atmosphere!!…read more I had the fried pork chop, cheese grits and greens it was all fresh and tasty!!

It was like I was on a movie set, in a sweet southern town. Imagine a place where you walk in and…read moreare greeted by name & you see people that you know & they speak & they say "Hey, how are you?!" ...I sat in a booth right in front with a window view & near the door. I was in heaven watching the lunchtime crowd roll in deep. I had the best sweet tea & ordered the BLT w/ fries lunch plate. I was treated with the friendliest faces & best service! Go ahead see for yourself, I got called sweetie & left a big tip! ;)

I love feeling like I'm stepping back in time. This place gives that vibe. I found it on yelp while…read morepassing through after visiting my aunt in Mathiston. I wanted an old fashioned breakfast and they delivered They first seated me in a booth near the door. Perfect. Then asked if I would "sit upstairs" because it was Brittany's turn for a table. I reluctantly followed them to another room that was so cold you could hang meat. I declined and walked back to the booth. Shirley was my server. I swear I think she said she's been serving here 26 years! Super friendly and accommodating. I had the 2 eggs plate. 2 fluffy scrambled eggs, creamy grits and 2 hand patted sausage patties with a warm, light biscuit. Not convinced the biscuit is made in house but it's still a good one. The sausage has a little kick and I loved it. Fresh coffee. It's worth navigating the construction for the breakfast. I wish I was staying till lunch just to try their burger. Please note that I had already put my grits on my eggs before I remembered to take a picture

Drooped in for breakfast ( very 1st time )…read more Small town Cozy spot here in Columbus. Had the breakfast platter. Not bad just right , not to much not to little, just right. Employees are friendly and welcoming. I'll be back

Great iced coffee, great tasting muffins and danish plus really good breakfast bacon egg and cheese…read morecroissant. The service was also very attentive and helpful. The lady that took my to go order was very friendly.

Great muscadine products, but I'm so sad that we learned today that either we'll have to learn to…read moremake jelly or else find a substitute for the delicious jelly that tasted like my mama used to make. The produce market where we used to buy it told us that they're no longer shipping, and when I looked at their website, there was the "down for maintenance" words I hated to see.

If you seek unusual and special food products, this is a worthwhile stop. I have been a fan of the…read moremuscadine fruit for many years and this small vineyard and farm make some very unusual products including a wonderful Mississippi muscadine juice and muscadine jelly. The products are available at a few groceries and locations around the state but this is where they are made and you can buy them onsite. It's available in Corinth at Rogers Supermarket. Mississippi did not repeal prohibition until 1966 and for a short time thereafter several boutique wineries sprouted around the state. Only one, Old South Winery in Natchez, survives today. Hillside Vineyard only bottles pure Muscadine juice and it is unique and quite delicious served very cold. I've always thought it was the perfect match for a classic Southern breakfast of country ham, eggs, grits and fluffy buttered biscuits with muscadine jelly. White muscadines are also known as and called Scuppernongs and an article I ran across many years ago from a publication called the Southern Cultivator dated 1868 referred to the juice of the Scuppernong as "Dei Donum Magnum" which was Latin for "Great Gift of the Gods". That is how I would describe Hillside Vineyard's muscadine juice.

We were traveling from Birmingham to Memphis and wanted to have lunch. Tried 212 Cafe based on the…read moremenu and reviews. It was delicious. I had potato soup and grilled cheese and my husband had the tuna! Wonderful! Peanut butter cookie for dessert was so good! Very happy we ate there. Super friendly staff and their t-shirts have a picture of Bob Ross! Couldn't pass that up ! Fun happy place.

I was driving a cross country and wanted to get a Elvis Presley sandwich and I've had many but this…read moreplace is something different they made it amazing it was sweet & salty it was an amazing balance the customer service there was a 10/10 I would definitely recommend this place I will be definitely coming back

I am a breakfast guy...and i was out and hungry. I found this jewel in Tupelo.... just off the…read moremain drag.... parking was easy.... I was greeted by the owner Gary - an awesome gent...and Angel was the server.... Both were delightful...and Angel was outstanding as a server The service was super fast. i didn't even have a chance to take 2 sips of coffee Eggs were cooked perfectly, ham was just how i like it. I tried the cheese-grit- casserole... i was really impressed I think the best part was the chocolate gravy.... the Country Gravy was perfectly seasoned and delicious...but the chocolate gravy was the perfect breakfast dessert. I will definitely be returning

Food is great and Angel is a wonderful server. Hubby loved their sausage gravy. Crispy bacon was…read morejust heavenly.

We happened upon this place for Sunday brunch and we quite pleased with the selections for both…read morebreakfast and lunch foods and the price was very reasonable. It did start off a little rough as we were not very warmly greeted by the hostess who seemed annoyed we didn't have a reservation. They also didn't take our name but there were only a few groups ahead of us. We eventually were seated by the hostess where a server came over and took drink orders. Coffee is self serve which i enjoyed because I hate asking to have my mug refilled all the time. It was pretty self explanatory from there. There is a fresh omelette bar, specialty waffle station and fresh eggs Benedict made to order. The buffet line was mainly the lunch items...salad bar, steamed green beans, fried chicken, roast turkey, cornbread stuffing, biscuits and gravy etc... We will go back!

Solid options. Always something for everyone. Great lunch spot to meet clients in a causal…read moreatmosphere. Pro tip: You can reserve rooms for lunch meetings. Call ahead and they will set you up.

We came here for brunch over the weekend and it's clearly a hot spot. The wait was 45minutes but I…read moredon't think we actually waited that long. I ordered the omelet with fruit and a pancake. The pancake was huge but good. I'd opt for no powdered sugar next time but it was still good. The omelet was also huge but very flavorful. Our waitress was nice and accommodating. Will definitely come back the next time I'm in town

This was my first time coming here, and I totally recommend it!…read more It was really busy, we were quoted a 35-40-minute wait, but we didn't end up waiting that long. Since it was just the two of us, we grabbed seats at the bar instead. We ordered pineapple mimosas, and the bartender actually suggested getting the full bottle of champagne because it was a better deal. She was right: $22 for the bottle vs. $28 for four individual mimosas. Easy choice! I went with the Tupelo Honey Chick, and it was amazing! The sriracha honey drizzle was the perfect touch, sweet, spicy, and really good with the chicken and sunny‑side‑up egg. It was a lot of food, super filling, and worth it. The bartender was great, the restaurant was clean (including the bathrooms), and the whole experience was really enjoyable. Next time I'm in town, I'll definitely be back.

Restaurant Tyler is one of those place YOU work into your visit to Starkville. This is a fabulous…read moreScratch kitchen that specializes in southern cuisine, I'm a fan of the fried chicken and the cold-smoked bone in pork chop. Everything is rich in flavor and fresh. Our waiter took the time to get to know us and the chef comes around to check on tables. Great place overall!!

Just a couple of alums who come into town for the games & THE FOOD. After a gameday win we love…read morecoming to Tyler for brunch on Sundays (or any day of the week). It is a small spot, limited seating but the food is worth the wait. Gets a little loud when busy. I love their Blue Plate special options served w your choice of sides and sweet potato cornbread muffin. Their breakfast options are unique and delicious southern fare. We ordered the Mississippi River Biscuit, huge serving served w fruit - watermelon slice today, and grits. Large serving, biscuit served w fried chicken, white gravy, cheddar cheese, bacon slice and scrambled eggs - YUM. I ordered the BP fried chicken, so so good every TIME! Comes with crawfish gravy sauce, I picked butter beans and mac n cheese. Butter beans could've used a little salt, BUT the mac n cheese was the best mac n cheese I've ever tasted. Gooey and just plain amazing! Cannot wait for the next gameday weekend to enjoy again.