Fast, friendly service. Reasonably price fed. We had the boudin balls ( nice dipping saucers) and…read morethe blackened catfish with sausage. That was really fine. Well seasoned, cooked to perfection and again really nice sauce.

Food was incredible. Service was small town slow. Blackened catfish was so flavorful and blackened…read moreperfectly. One of the best blackened I've had. The filet was thick and juicy. Was impressed. The peach drink was delicious can't recall the name. Didn't want to stop cause I'm from Nola so didn't want Cajun food but it was good.

Best catfish I ever ate! Great place for blues music too. Staff here are wonderfulread more

Better service and hospitality would be nice for those who make the trek to this establishment.read more

The gyro is absolutely delicious. The honey gold sauce is not the best...but overall excellent.read more

The cook with the purple and red hair did a phenomenal job in taking my order and fixing my food. i…read moreordered a lrg gyros, and it was delicious. The cas was nice too. Will stop there again if I'm in Clarksdale, Ms.

I grew up in the Bootheel at the top of the Delta, where Chubby's BBQ is a legend. My wife is from…read moreMississippi County, Arkansas, home of the Dixie Pig, another legend. So when I talk about Delta barbecue, I'm coming from a place of love... and pretty high standards. Abe's is part legend, part myth, and all Crossroads. If it's your first visit, let me save you some confusion: yes, the tamales are one of the signature items at a barbecue joint. And yes, they're every bit as good as you've heard. I get mine with chili, slaw, and crackers, and I'll happily eat enough of them to make myself miserable--in the best possible way. Then it's time for a chili cheese dog, a pig sandwich with slaw, and enough sweet tea to float a jon boat. It's probably a good thing I only pass through Clarksdale every couple of months on the drive between New Orleans and my hometown. If I lived closer, my doctor and my waistband would both have something to say about it. This place is famous throughout the Delta for a reason. I've been stopping at Abe's for over three decades, and it has never disappointed.

While we were working in a nearby town, we kept hearing how good Abe's BBQ in Clarksdale was, so we…read moredecided to check it out after work. Definitely get why people recommend them. I had the tamale plate, while my co-worker had the tamales and beans. Service was quick and super friendly, and there's a ton of memorabilia on the walls to look at. If I find myself at the Crossroads again, I'll be back!

We got to Clarksdale on Monday night and it was deserted. Not much was open but we found Yazoo Pass…read moreand had a really tasty dinner. We had mushrooms with a lemon sauce and pasta with shrimp. Everything was delicious. Service was great. We ate there for breakfast and enjoyed that as well. If you're in Clarksdale this a great place to eat

A real restaurant priding itself on quality, selection, setting. Great service since they seemed…read moreto be the only place open & were slammed with hungry customers. Staff were pleasant & chatted with us. Food was outstanding. Catfish plate with several sides. Grits with fresh gulf shrimp & sausage gravy was to die for.

I had the kibbe and salad. It was very good. It seems like a very local place. Everyone seemed to…read moreknow each other, which was nice. The server was kind and all around it was just perfect for lunch. Im glad I stopped there on my trip to Clarksdale.. Its not fancy, but homey.

Loved everything about it. Lebanese food in Mississippi?? Not what someone visiting from Buffalo,…read moreNY was expecting!! I had a traditional American breakfast on this visit but next time I'm in town I can't wait to go for lunch and dinner and try their Lebanese cuisine! I sat at the counter and was waited on by the owner and she was friendly and efficient. We chatted as I waited for my food and then more after I was finished eating. Definitely a small town diner feel. I really loved it.

Whoever manages this location Please retrain your employees. There are no signs up saying I have…read moreto back up or pull forward for a a regular order. Once I ordered, I pulled up to the window and paid then was told, "We're on a timer, could you back up or pull forward. When I refused they just handed me my order instantly and I checked my order to make sure it was there; and now Im being told, you got your order could you leave, We're still on the timer. Id rather make my own burger than be rush and ordered around when Im patronizing a business. What was the reason for me to pull up or back up if my order was already in your hands.

A few things I like about this Burger King are it's easy to get into and out of if you are headed…read moreNorth. I also like their soda fountain drink machine which has numerous sodas to choose from. It also has several flavors to decide upon like cherry, vanilla, grape and etc. Now if you leave and want to go South, it's kind of a problem if traffic is bad. The parking lot has no potholes and the parking lot is pretty big. Customer Service: I got waited on quickly as soon as I walked up to the counter. They were friendly and seemed to enjoy their jobs. I received my order in a reasonable time. Also, If you want ketchup, you have to ask for it at the counter. Menu items ordered: The new Krispy chicken sandwich combo which includes fries and a drink. The chicken sandwich was great and cooked to perfection with just the right amount of additives. Fries were cooked just right as well. I had some coupons they sent me in the mail which helped me decide on what to eat and saved me some money. In summary, ask for ketchup at counter, bring coupons that you can find in your mail box or newspaper, and enjoy your lunch in a clean dining room with one of the nicest soda fountain machine you can find.