The cheap food does not make up for the lack of service here. We had a call in order, and they said…read moreit would take about 30-40 minutes. I show up closer to the 40 minute mark, and our food is still not ready. I'm in there waiting at least 15 more minutes before they hand me the food, and as I am driving away, they let me know they forgot part of our order. By the time we sat down to eat, all the sandwiches and fries were soggy. There were only 2-3 other tables and 2 walk ins in that time frame as well so they were not that busy.

Food is made fresh and portion sizes are perfect. Tables were dirty, and when I asked a worker if…read moreone could be clean... he handed me a wipe to do it ourselves. I don't mind, but then don't ask for a tip when I pay! lol. We will come back, because the food is good, but I'll bring my own table wipes

BTC has been on my wishlist to try for a while (I even own the cookbook) and my long awaited first…read morevisit did not disappoint! You walk into BTC and immediately notice casual seating, lots of locals, and amazing array of Mississippi-made food items and other farmers market staples and a chalkboard menu with a delicious list of specials for the day. After browsing all of the wares for sale, I placed my order at the front counter for their fried shrimp poboy and French fries. It was delicious! Everything our group ordered was fresh and tasty leaving nobody going hungry. I live hours away, but I will be going back!

Alexe is wonderful. The food and service is superb. My husband and I popped in today for the first…read moretime and both had the Mississippi Heatwave Chicken Cobb Salad with the house made buttermilk Green Goddess dressing. Absolutely delicious! We're now back home enjoying a cup of coffee with beans roasted in house at BTC. Yum! You cannot go wrong stopping by this establishment. We're an hour away and it's 100% worth the drive.

I stopped by this place while in Tupelo to check it out. I was greeted and informed that the…read morerestaurant part of the store was opened only on weekdays but they still had some hot bar items to choose from. I was a little too early and didn't care to try what was available so I'll have to return. The place is clean and they even have a few tables for you to sit and enjoy. I took a few pics of what they had and I'm looking forward to trying them out.

It's a local spot so locals obviously love it. Staff was nice. I got a club sandwich on a…read morecroissant. I think if the word deli is in your name then the sandwich should be AMAZING! I received one thin slice of turkey, ham, roast beef and a burnt piece of bacon. Delicious meat seemed like store bought meat you put on a kids lunch sandwich. No fluff or height to the sandwich. Lettuce on the salad bar was brown. It was late in the evening and the server said the salad bar had been out all day and that they had been slow. Maybe some other items are better, but the club sandwich was very disappointing.

First time at Vanelli'- an establishment for over two decades where mentoring and customer service…read moreare combined. Not only is the food delicious, but the ownership and leadership guiding the next generation of the workforce is what spoke to my heart. The cleanliness, warm greeting, and, did I mention, the food were magnificent. Tried the Ami sandwich, Italian spinach, and Doc's Italian sausage, which was tantalizing. I hear that the salmon salad is one worth trying, and don't forget to grab a cookie to go

Really good sandwich & a staple in Germantown. Hack: Take…read morethe bag chips they offer, "house chips" are just ruffles, NOT homemade. Absolutely, get a cookie though, oatmeal raisin was special.

So I went to get a pack of smokes $6.87 even through the pack of smokes said it was a dollar off…read morebut it's the original price as the nine dollar off however I have seven dollars in quarters legal US tender they refused to take the seven dollars in quarters and made a big fuss about it The guy cashier said I was being smart about it and try to catch a little attitude. I would recommend going there. Go to the rebel gas, mart better food cheaper prices, and they will not refuse to take any US currency like the junction in Oxford did. I have 100% feel racial profile because I was a white male trying to pay with quarters it would've been somewhat OK. If the other cashier that was a black person did not say I was trying to be smart with the way I was paying.

Nice size convenience store and Chevron gas station. Baskin Robbins Icecream. Clean restroom!…read more Good looking ribs and fried food with tables for dining in. Nice employees. Lots of covered gas pump. At the intersection of two roads, convenient! I like this place.

I went here on a recommendation from a friend who spends time in the Oxford area on business and…read moreloves BBQ. She had never been herself, mind you. She just said that she heard about "a shack in the middle of nowhere with great ribs." I had to kill half my phone's battery to find a mention of the place that had an address. As for the business hours and phone number? Forget about it. But the lure was enticing - a small family-run grocery with no seating and raved-about smoked meats. And the name itself (supposedly the Mom's name of the Mom and Pop proprietors) was enough for me to go in search of it. When and if you go on this quest and your GPS directs you to get on Old Oxford Road off of 7 *NORTH OF* the 310 junction, ignore it and get on Old Oxford Road where it joins 7 below 310. Because if you do that, my friends, it's the very first property you come across. And if you do what I did and put your faith in your smart phone, you will end up on a very long roundabout which is only partially paved and you car's paint job and suspension will thank me if you don't do that. And if you are looking at the map right next to this review and not understanding how that can be, that's because THE MAP IS LYING TO YOU. I told Yelp where to put the red-star marker thingy and they are ignoring me. It should be waaaaay below where it is, at the other point where 7 and 310 meet. However you get there, when you get there the grocery is really just that by appearances. Most of the other customers (and there were a few) were there for beer. There's room for about a dozen cars to park, but there would be more if the rusted out car cemetery was cleared out of the backyard. There is a table inside the space but it looks like it's set up for a private late-night poker game or the family's on-site meals and meetings. In other words, it doesn't look like it's there for you. Even though there was no sign anywhere indicating that they had hot food and the lunch meats behind the deli counter looked like they didn't see much action, when I asked the nice gentleman behind the counter if he had any BBQ, he did indeed. Ribs and pulled pork. We got one of each. Ribs turned out to be a pork rack with a container of sauce on the side. The sauce was closer to sweet and sour sauce in taste and consistency. The ribs had decent flavor to them but were not fall-off-the-bone tender. They didn't fight too hard to get off the bone either, though. The pulled pork ended up being a sandwich. The pork was tasty but there wasn't enough of it compared to the large and partially stale bun. The coleslaw was creamy and fresh but I'm also fairly certain it wasn't homemade. I can't fault them too much for the food. As the draw to them comes from the fact that they are in the middle of nowhere, the problem with being in the middle of nowhere is you don't get many customers. It's not like the smoker was on (or even in view). I can't fault them for the supply/demand logistics of sporadic customers for a product that takes hours to prepare. But I can fault them for the price. We paid too much, in my opinion. A rack of ribs, one underwhelming sandwich, and a bottle of soda came to $23. I don't know what cost what since there's no itemized receipt. But the draw for you, I'd imagine, if you've read all of this, is saying that you drove to the middle of nowhere Mississippi, to a shack called Betty Davis, for some BBQ. And that's a worthy quest, no matter what I thought of my meal. Go for it.

This is my favorite bbq in Mississippi, and that's saying a lot!…read moreAs a Mississippi local raised on some of the best bbq in the area, I can easily say Betty Davis is the best. The ribs are straightforward because they don't need much adornment. They are cooked perfectly and served with a delicious, tangy/slightly spicy sauce. Betty Davis forever!!!!

This was my first experience at this Grenada, MS location and it definitely did not disappoint…read more I placed a Togo order in the restaurant and the cashier was friendly, attentive and helpful. I ordered their 1/2 n 1/2 with my choices being Broccoli cheese soup and The King Club. I am very pleased they put the soup in a heavy paper container which allows one to warm it up in a microwave if needed. The 1/2 Club sandwich is HUGE! I separated it and still haven't finished the second half. It also came with a pickle spear, which also tastes great! The restaurant is a quiet place where one can have a conversation without loud music or distractions. Great place and I will give it another try while here in Grenada.

We made a return visit to this McAlister's Deli after a couple of years and found that some…read moreimprovements have been made. Service was friendly and efficient and food was fresh and tasty. I had a chicken club with broccoli side and my wife had an Italian sub with potato soup. All was good and my wife thought that her soup was primo. Good work!

My nephew & I decided to go eat some catfish with all the "fixens"! Well, we went to the right…read moreplace. There is no signage but there's nothing really around it. SATNAV will get you right there! Don't let the place's appearance run you away! Trust me! Go in! The lady behind the counter prepared us both wonderfully fried fresh catfish! And their hush puppies are the best!!! The chef also was our server. She was so kind & helpful! This was a great meal!

Delicious hot and tasty food! Very friendly staff and all of…read morethe ladies that cook are always nice and friendly, also Mr. Gary at the register up front is ALWAYS friendly and nice!

An authentic southern country store! Goose liver, pickle loaf, sandwiches, pickles, hoop cheese and…read moreHunt Bros pizza.

This is older style grocery store locally owned and apparently has an amazing beer fridge (son that…read moreis college aged). But what I have been wanting to try is their breakfast and lunch bar. I couldn't find the hours for the bar printed anywhere (6a-9:30a). I just assumed breakfast would be until ten. So made it at 9:35. Most of it had been taken away, but asked if I could still be served with what was left. Lots of looking left and right trying to decide. Finally said yes if I was ok with what was out. I had scrambled eggs bacon and a biscuit. It was very good. Not saying it would be as good as an atlanta breakfast place like Callie's hot little biscuit. But it was good and $2.45. Lunch (10:30 or 11a until they run out which apparently is between 2-3p). I had Lima beans black eyed peas and rice with a yeast roll (or cornbread or spicy cornbread). $5. It was good. Hot and hit the spot. Not amazing. But good. I would go back. I expected the staff to be nicer and friendly since they are locally owned and operated. However, the staff at the bar tend to be surly, while the check out staff are always friendly. Not sure if they hate their jobs and owners or just always having a bad day when I go.

Cash Saver is a old school deep south grocery store. The prices and selections is great but what…read morethe real gem about the store is the deli. In the back is a old school grocery store deli with homemade and fresh offerings. I love their fried chicken. If you want a home cooked meal for a great price then make your way to Cash Saver and go back to the deli. You wont be disappointed.