The food was great and the service was friendly. It was a little pricey but it was good.read more

This is a quaint little place on the north side of town. My wife got the shrimp poboy. Definitely…read moreneeded more shrimp. I got the wings. Not too bad, but needs a little attention. Overall the service was good, restaurant was clean

This restaurant in this location is no longer Memaw's. The food was very reasonably priced and…read morelovingly prepared, but a little on the greasy side. The service was quick, but it wasn't very busy when we were there. I was concerned that none of the tables had been wiped off, which gives me concerns about the cleanliness of the kitchen.

Stuck in a corner of a busy truckstop, this clean and cozy little restaurant is offering up a range…read moreof familiar Southern comfort food in a meat and three style. Daily specials feature meat and vegetables cooked like your grandmother used to serve. Tried their country fried steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, English peas and fried okra today and it was all very good. The homemade roll was exceptional. Will be back to try some of their other options including a nice breakfast menu served daily until 10:30 am.

This place is awesome. It is well worth the drive. I recommend the shrimp and grits or catfish. You…read morewant be disappointed. New Orleans has nothing on this place.

Outdoor screened in patio very pleasant lady evening when it's cool the food of eaten Was very good…read morethe lasagna is good the taco salad looks great and the cat fish and fries were excellent

Great little local dining spot in Corinth. The food is reasonably priced, and the service is good…read more It is however almost always busy, and you can reasonably expect it to be a little slow if dining in. This trip I had a Club Sandwich and Spicy Fries; all for about $10.

We love the variety of home cooked food they offer, but mainly go for the catfish! Highly…read morerecommend. Never disappointed.

The lunch plates were hot and yummy. The family was very friendly and the restaurant was clean. The…read moredecor was really authentic.

I stopped in and was very warmly welcomed and informed about their menu items and the history of…read morethe restaurant. It's family owned and ran and they take great pride in that, as they should. I ordered the whole catfish and 2 veggies to go it also came with hush puppies. I did enjoy the decor it was pictures of family members and it gave you a real sense of who they are. The prices are very reasonable, so if you're in the area stop in and pay them a visit.

Good burgers and delightful car themed names for the food. The pizza is not terrible…read more There is the average automobile decor on the walls that is fun and interesting. Car shows play on the large screen televisions. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

This was a fun stop in Corinth. Very clean and inviting restaurant, with friendly and attentive…read morestaff. It also has a great overall vibe, with car parts, signs, license plates, etc. We all tried something different; from pasta to pizza, to burgers. Having had a burger and fries, I found them both excellent. Will definitely stop in again!

Great food!!! We pass by Tupelo often!! Will come here as often as possible!…read more Oysters yum Wedge yum Scallops and steak....yes!!

I was in town for a couple of weeks and ended up at Forklift twice. Overall? Good. Nothing…read morelife-changing, but solid enough that I went back. Visit #1: I ordered the Voo Doo Tots and the prime filet. The tots? Okay, these were amazing. Like, I could've just eaten those and been happy. The steak was a solid prime filet--cooked well and enjoyable, even if it didn't quite steal the show from the tots. Visit #2: I tried the Chef's Charcuterie Board (which, plot twist, is served on a plate... not a board) and the Forklift Fried Chicken. The chicken plate was a little disappointing for me. The collard greens and cornbread were definitely "not how momma made them" (kidding... kind of). Still edible, just not memorable. Both visits left me satisfied, but it's more of a "stroll back" than a "run back" kind of place. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, which always bumps a restaurant up a notch in my book. I didn't try one of their Old Fashioneds--apparently what they're known for--but I did go for the Fire of Mordor cocktail. Tequila-based, delicious, and honestly the name alone sold me. Cozy restaurant, and we had reservations both times even though it wasn't packed. Overall, Forklift is a nice spot to land for a good meal in Tupelo.

Great chicken spot. Also have had crawfish here on special…read more This trip we ordered 2 piece chicken with 2 sides (both were great) and fried catfish plate. Husband liked the catfish and I enjoyed the chicken. Staff was attentive and friendly. Outside seating.

Got a pick-up order of Buffalo wings and tamales and thoroughly enjoyed them. Wonderful owners &…read moregood comfort food!! Need to eat here more often.

Best catfish I have had in a very long time. I had grilled and also tried the fried and both were…read moreamazing! Arrived at 5:45 there 3 parties ahead of us and we only waited 15-20 min. Our waitress was very nice!

This food is amazing. I have never had a bad item on the menu. Our sever is always great. Only…read morecritique is the hostess is always awful and rude but she is an outlier for sure.

Downtown Corinth, pronounced locally as Car-inth, has really taken off here of late. There is a…read moremajor facelift going on in a previously desolated area South of the railroad tracks. Two married couples bought a city block on Wick and Fillmore Streets. This area is now called SoCo (South Corinth). SoCo has a hip ring to it, but it seems out of place to me. The first thing I think of when I hear SoCo is SoCal (Southern California) and along with that association comes images of Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Waterparks, Legoland, SeaWorld and Zoos and a population of over 22 million. Corinth has none of these things. SoCo and the historical district offers unique specialty shops, business offices, restaurants, a stately and regal courthouse, churches, and the friendliest people you could hope to meet. SoCo area is taking on a classy look with new curbs and landscaping and the businesses that are moving in are more of the chic boutique types. I'm sure it brings in money from female shoppers, but the area really lacks in offering appealing choices to teens and men. This area, along with most of the town, really should invest in bike parking. The only bike parking available in the entirety of Corinth is at the public library and it offers a dozen slots. If SoCo is looking to be more modern and hip it should encourage healthier lifestyles via biking, walking paths, indoor activities for inclement weather (rock wall climbing, trampoline basketball and hacky sack come to mind). Corinth and SoCo have high ambitions to garner the attentions of tourists, but they tend to fall short of offering meaningful true entertainment for all ages. I'm sure the area will continue to grow at a steady pace, but if it desires prosperity it might need to open its mind to new and exciting ventures for the entire family. Get out of the pigeonholed food and boutique mentality. To Each Their Own.

Sweet Sensations Bakery in SoCo is one of my favorites! I love their chicken salad sandwich (both…read morethe "plain" and "fruity" versions)! I've also tried their Taco salad plate which was very good, but their deserts are phenomenal! Yesterday I ordered a piece of chess pie that was so big I decided to eat half for lunch and have the rest at dinner! The drive up window makes it very convenient to pick up your order and the generous portions make whatever you order well worth the price.