Great food. Great service. Simple yet effective design. One of the best family owned restaurants in…read morethe area.

Had a jumbo cheeseburger and sweet potato fries for lunch. Pretty good tasting and fast service…read more Would definitely go again if in Ripley for lunch.

We stopped here for lunch on a Sunday a few weeks ago on our way home from Memphis…read more This restaurant appears to be somewhat newly opened. It makes me nostalgic for my undergrad days in Starkville, MS - even though we live in neighboring Alabama, there are subtle differences between the states and something about this restaurant and surrounding downtown area just feels so quintessentially Mississippi - in a really nice way. :) The interior is very clean and feels modern and comfortable. One detractor was the smoke/heat from the kitchen did permeate the dining area, I imagine because it was so busy. I will admit I was a little disappointed to find you could only order from a limited Sunday menu when we arrived. I'd seen pictures of the fried green tomato BLT and was really wanting one. Still, we decided to stay, and we ultimately enjoyed our food. The restaurant quickly filled out with a TON of people. I was impressed with the hard work and effort from the wait staff, who seemed rather overwhelmed but maintained pleasant personas throughout our visit. Our food was also fairly quick to come out despite the huge volume of business. My parents both got chicken and dumplings. I don't remember what sides they got exactly other than I know my mom had sweet potato casserole with hers. I got the hand breaded chicken tenders with scalloped potatoes and green beans. The sweet tea was refreshing and well made. I enjoyed my chicken tenders; they reminded me more of broasted tenders than classically fried tenders, but regardless the flavor was good and they were juicy. Unfortunately, I didn't care for the ranch I got to dip them in, which was a bit disappointing. The scalloped potatoes were solid and the green beans actually had some good flavor from the bits of pork cooked with them. My parents liked the chicken and dumplings (and they're picky about those!), though I remember my mom didn't care for the sweet potato casserole. When we were finished, we paid at the register and headed out. They're billed as a bakery and cafe but seemed low on baked goods, probably hadn't stocked up for the week yet. Their coffee drinks looked creative and yummy and if they hadn't been so busy I'd have probably ordered one to go. All in all, a solid first visit to this restaurant. I will keep it in mind for the future so maybe I can get a fried green tomato BLT or a coffee the next time we pass through on the way to/from Memphis.

Perfect location, excellent service and amazing homemade chips and fries. Our sandwiches ( BLT and…read morechicken wrap) were fresh and loaded!! Cute atmosphere that is clean and welcoming. Sit down and order, but pay at the bakery counter. Great looking baked treats, too....we'll come back for that!

Great historical ambience going back to 1865! Truly unique and a must see when in Corinth…read more I had the hot fudge shake, delicious! The servers were very friendly; Southern hospitality is alive and well here!

We were driving thru Corinth and looking for lunch when Yelp directed us to Borroum's. Sadly, we…read morearrived at around 130, and the cornbread salad was all gone, and there were no limes left for limeade. We quickly pivoted, because we trusted everything would be delicious. I had a cherry lemonade with a tuna melt and pickle fries. I wasn't a huge fan of the "fries" so I just shared my husband's yummy crinkle fries he got with his Buffalo Chicken po' boy. He was a little disappointed that the po boy was served on a hoagie roll, instead of a French roll. At any rate, this place is a fun place of history in beautiful downtown Corinth with good food.

This place is a must go. I moved to another state, and every time I return I tell everyone I don't…read morecare what else we do we WILL be going to White Trolley for some slug burgers. The food is amazing. It gives old dinner vibes, and the employees and owner are always so kind!

Had to try a Slug Burger since we were driving through town.... We decided to get different things…read moreand taste test... Slug Burger, All Beef Burger and the Hamburger Steak.... All was delicious and the employees were nice ... Stop in next time you're in Corinth, Miss.

Great food and great service! So nice to see the pride for our military service men and women…read more This establishment is clean, with friendly staff and serves fresh, hot and tasty food! A great local find!

Good food and reasonable prices are a welcome addition to the Farmington Community. Just down the…read moreroad from the Kimberly Clark Plant this new restaurant offers a nice breakfast menu and meat and three luncheon as well as sandwiches. We tried it out on a Saturday morning and had great service and a nice traditional breakfast with all the trimmings. We'll be back to try the daily lunch offerings during the week.

Off the beaten path, this is a nice stop for pretty standard Southern diner food. Nice salad bar…read moreand the hamburger steaks we had were good. Service was fast and friendly. Owner and his wife work elsewhere and run this restaurant as a sideline. The restaurant has a railroad theme which is appropriate to celebrate the town's railroad history. Ramer was established along the Mobile and Ohio Railroad after it was built around 1856. The Mobile and Ohio at the time was the longest North-South Railroad in the continental United States. The Mobile and Ohio crossed the Memphis Charleston Railroad in the nearby town of Corinth, Mississippi and was a major military objective during the Civil War. History abounds in this part of the South and railroad memorabilia is a large part of the decor in the restaurant. A nice stop if you are passing this way. Comfortable benches line the front porch.

Was up in Corinth for work, for a few weeks, and man am I glad we found this gem! We were probably…read morein there 5 nights a week...and even some lunches! They're the total package! Great: Staff Food Cocktails are strong Live music is excellent I live about 8 hours from Corinth, and I've honestly considered taking the drive to spend a weekend there...just to eat at Buck's a few more times! A++++

I'm not sure how it's possible, but half the ribs were almost too hot to eat in the other half was…read moreice cold. Literally like they had been pulled out of the refrigerator. Very odd! The barbecue nachos are flour, tortilla chips and not corn. They were over fried and the chunks of barbecue were too big to fit on the chip. This was some of the worst barbecue I've had in a long time and maybe ever. There was zero Char on the ribs. They tasted almost like they had been steamed or something. They were wet but not sauce, just with what seems like steam. The dry rub seasoning was basically just wet goo. Regardless, the fact that half of them were probably around 48° makes it impossible to enjoy them. I still don't understand how this is possible. The atmosphere is fine, though it's a tiny restaurant. The service is uneventful. There were only two tables, including ours that had customer at it. Our server was sitting in the corner with her boyfriend the whole time hanging out with him and she would just get up occasionally and check on us. She had no personality. There's a 0% chance I would ever give this restaurant another chance. Horrible. Absolutely horrible. It's completely obvious that there is zero supervision or management this restaurant.

A truck stop diner on a very busy highway. There isn't a sign stating 'The Jake Break Cafe', but it…read moreis at the Hwy 45 Truck Stop. It has an extensive menu and some of the items sound like they would taste delicious. The chuck wagon steak, sounds great, but tastes pretty rough. It comes with too much gravy, and it is a patty that contains a bunch of fillers, resulting in a "soggy" patty, with strange flavors. The hand cut fries are red skin potatoes, which are an oddity in this area. They aren't douple dipped or cooked long enough, and as a result, come to you limp and the insides are crunchy. The pot roast has a good taste, reminiscent of Kelly, Hormel or Dinty Moore brand can stew. The meat appearance and gravy taste make you wonder, if it is from an industrial-size pre-made dish. The food items we chose were edible, but not worth the drive to make another visit. The only food item that was questionable would be the baked beans. They were prepared with an overpowering maple ingredient, and tasted like a pancake syrup. There were bits of real bacon and ground meat, but you couldn't discern that taste from the maple. I ate them, but it was off putting, and I added pot roast meat to dilute it some. There is no ban on smoking here, and you will have to deal with that smell while dining. There is a table to play dominoes. They have karaoke certain nights. There is an on-site deli that sells a half dozen different sandwich meats. They also offer a long list of desserts. The one menu item I do plan to try, is the cornbread salad, to compare to that of Borroum's. The food quality may not have been what we prefer, but if they post an interesting special, I may return to try it. I do look forward to trying the cornbread salad within a couple weeks. I'm not sure about the name, if it is a play on words, or an honest misspelling (Jake Brakes on semi trucks). To Each Their Own.

The most laid back place with good service and helpful staff , including the food is like my…read moregrandmother would prepare