amazing food BBQ food best I ever had nice spot clean bathrooms it's worth to stop byread more

Best barbecue ever!!!!!! My husband and I go at least once a week. Yes it's worth the 50 mile…read moredrive!?!?!?

I'm extremely disappointed with my experience today. We've been ordering the exact same items from…read morethis restaurant for a long time, and our total has never been more than $25. Today, for the same order, we were charged $55. When we questioned it, we were told the chicken was $2 each--but the total clearly doesn't add up to that pricing. Something doesn't seem right, and the lack of transparency is frustrating. I guess they charge whatever they feel like!! Consistency and honesty matter, especially for loyal customers. Unfortunately, this experience has completely changed my trust in this restaurant. We won't be ordering from here again.

Great selection of drinks, beer, and road food. Friendly staff, plenty of parking, good location…read morenear restaurants and attractions

This is like a small town grocery store that has a solid hot bar. The people are always friendly…read moreand helpful. I only come here for a few items every once in a blue moon but I can honestly say, I've been pleased with everything so far and I would recommend this grocery store for certain items. Sometimes you just want to go in pick up what you need and not have to navigate a huge store like Walmart or Kroger.

Todd's Big Star is an independent grocery in Tupelo, Mississippi. It is pretty much a no-frills…read moretype supermarket in both ambiance and price, but the staff offered friendly service. I would definitely recommend here.

Found this gem of a grocery store when we moved to Guntown. Love the store! Great great prices on…read moremeat, soda, eggs and a few other things. Most of everyone working there is friendly and welcoming. The thing we had to get use to was them wanting to take the groceries out to your car for you and load them up. That's some southern hospitality! Thanks guys.

Mitchell's advertises itself as a home owned Supermarket in the Guntown community, since 1979. The…read morestore definitely feels like the smaller, local Mom and Pop shops a lot of us grew up with, in the South. The store is on the smaller side in the contemporary world of truly super-sized stores, but should have everything you're looking for in a traditional grocery store. In my experience, they have easily the best, consistent pricing on steaks and meat, in the greater Tupelo area. I also enjoy subtle details like their large selection of Mitchell's branded seasonings, that specifically cover everything from seafood, to pork chops, to ribs and brisket. From mild to spicy, and regional, from New Orleans to Texas style(s). The store is well laid out, clean and tidy. The staff is always friendly and helpful; they are more than happy to help you to your car, should you need it. They also hold a weekly grocery lotto, worth about $50. Would definitely recommend.

On the pricier side of grocery markets but its not a chain so I get it. They have lots of fresh cut…read morefruits, veggies and natural juices. The juices are between $6.50-7.99 They also have a hot food/bar area which I see a lot of people frequent for lunch or dinner.

I pop in from time to time to pick up a treat but never for a full on grocery run. As usual the…read morestore is well kept and tidy, I like that but I needed some fruit, preferably organic. As I walked in all I could smell was smoked meat, it was so strong, it was as if they smoked it in the middle of the store. I got there just as they were putting out the hot bar. Fried everything except for the baked chicken and marshmallow covered sweet potatoes. Nothing healthy. I almost passed right by the fruit because it was so limited and most of it precut No Organic. Then I realized that this store is just for weekend or party food. No Organic, limited fresh fruit and veggies but plenty fried brown food, processed and BBQ everywhere This is not the place if you're trying to adhere to a healthy diet and meal plan. It's ok for treats. The quality of the food doesn't justify the higher price point in my opinion. Service was friendly enough. Tupelo deserves more Organic fresh fruit and veggies.

This place was not quite what I expected. From fellow reviewers I was expecting something more…read morethan a gas station food counter. I definitely wouldn't go out of the way and it's on my way to eat here.

Very good customer service. Friendly people and good. They got a good pizza and ethanol free gas.read more

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.

James Holcomb specializes in stone grinding corn to produce fresh cornmeal for that Southern…read morestaple- cornbread and its cousins, muffins, sticks and other culinary treats. Using antique equipment and mechanical skills to keep it running, this is worth the short drive along the Tombigbee River out into the countryside to visit Mr. Holcomb. In addition to buying his cornmeal, either plain or self-rising, Mr. Holcomb provides custom grinding services for anyone wanting to mill their own corn into meal. Worth a visit and a wonderful service to others as well.