84 Express is a gas station that is VERY popular for their plate lunches and ice cream. They also…read moreoffer a large variety of other things you typically don't find in most gas stations these days such as firearm ammo along with other tools and equipment. The one huge negative is that there were a huge number of flies that were inside which kept trying to land on my food during my last visit. The service is quick and friendly. The ambiance is part gas station and part general store. Overall the food is affordable but the large number of flies downgraded the experience.

Great breakfasts made to order or grab and go biscuits. Lunch is just as good. Plate lunch and made…read moreto order salads and burgers. Great community.

Great place over all. Most of the employees are very helpful. Only down fall is is that its the…read moreonly grocery store in town so they tend to jack the prices up however they may feel is necessary.

Basically the only grocery store in town, Ramey's is a pretty good one. They enlarged the size of…read morethe store last year and made it much more comprehensive. They've got a good variety of things, although don't expect to find many gourmet items there. They have somewhat higher prices, but its cheaper than driving into Oak Grove for groceries. Overall a very nice store for a small town.

The cashier wasn't friendly at all. She was slumped over register. I asked if register was open…read more Never spoke. When checking out, $55.00 , she didn't say a word. She seemed to hate her job. And I thought Mississippi is known for hospitality. Not in her case. So rude and sloppy.

Stopped for fuel and restroom break. Store looked clean and well stocked…read more Bathroom was somewhat dirty and had a strong urine smell. It needed attention, in my opinion.

wow.. notice how there are two "filtered" reviews? Like one…read morereviewer said, this place had alot of potential. Before New Yokel, Hattiesburg didn't have an organic health foods store. As a hardcore vegan, I'm all too familiar with the phrase "My organic food isn't expensive, your conventional food is just cheap!" But New Yokel REALLY takes advantage of this on a whole new level. I special ordered a box of some coconut water here, when i could have easily ordered it online myself. But i wanted to help my local store. It was about $50 more at New Yokel than what it would have cost me if i purchased the same thing from the retailer (retail price... duh). The next day I phoned the manager, and he was incredibly rude and condescending, but agreed to refund my purchase. But i felt so disrespected, I decided to keep my golden coconut water, and never give this place business again. The next day I received an email from this guy about the "unsustainability of the brand of coconut water in which i prefer".. (BTW, I'm a vegan for environmental reasons, and I'm very self-aware and conscious of the carbon impact i put into the atmosphere).. I discussed this with my boyfriend, and he mentioned that his finance professor was complaining about the owner of this place, calling him "a crack-pot" in class because the grocery owner was lecturing the finance professor about the inhumane practices of the bank in which he was using to purchase his groceries!! ...face-palm... The organic fruit i've seen here looks rotted, at least whenever I've paid my few visits. Coconut water isn't the only thing that is overpriced at this store. PLUS!!! The corner market in Belevue on 98 (past anatomies), has everything this store carries, in a much more organized way and MUCH more reasonably priced. (just to add to my own credibility, browse my former reviews.. i usually get on yelp to say nice things!)

This place is your organic/vegetarian haven for a small college and retirement town like…read moreHattiesburg. Stevia is one of the sweeteners on the condiment bar, and their tea is never ordinary black leaf. Try their tempeh version of a ruben, one of my personal favorites.

Good burger, good fries, good times…read more Grocery store has some good stuff too! Plenty of space to eat Nice people

Everything about this place is great. Food, service and small town atmosphere make this a go to…read moreplace!

We stopped in on our way home to KC. We try to find local coffee roasters as we travel through…read moresmall towns and this one didn't disappoint. They source their organic beans from small sustainable farms in Central America with whom they have built relationships with. They also make delicious chocolate bars and truffles from the cacao beans purchased in these same areas. We enjoyed our coffees and purchased some special chocolates to enjoy along the trip home. It was a very pleasant experience and we would recommend stopping in and if you enjoy great coffee and specialty chocolate.

Now this is real chocolate. Normally I have to go overseas. Glad to find this little gem in…read moreMississippi.

Sullivan's is a value based supermarket and was obviously popular with the neighborhood around it…read more It is a value based supermarket, so the ambiance was not really there, but the service was friendly enough. I came in to grab a few items and had no complaints. I will give it four stars.

I recently met a gentleman from Lil Butcher Shoppe at my local Rouses who was cooking up smoked…read moresausages and handing out samples. I tried several different flavors and my favorites were the pineapple and jalapeno. They are now making their sausages available here and I picked up some right away. Lil Butcher Shoppe is located at 1910 Broadway Dr in Hattiesburg, MS, and has been proudly serving the Pine Belt region since 1991. This family-owned and operated "olde-fashioned" butcher shop offers a wide variety of fresh, high-quality meats, local products, and excellent customer service. From its humble beginnings at Tip's gas station to its current thriving location, Lil Butcher Shoppe has become a beloved fixture in the community and now making their sausages products available in stores. Their history, brothers David Lawson and Steven Dyar founded Lil Butcher Shoppe over three decades ago, drawing inspiration from their family's history in the service industry. Prior to opening the butcher shop, David worked at Tip's, a gas station named after their mother, Christal "Tip" Lawson. The family managed the various locations from the years 1974-1990. David had worked in the family's gas station business his entire life, where he learned business management and customer service skills. After serving in the Navy, Steven Dyar began working at Carroll's Meat Shoppe, Patricia (Trish) Dyar's family butcher shop in Jacksonville, FL. This is where Steve learned the butcher trade and fell in love with Trish, whom he married. In 1990, the couple decided to move back to Mississippi. Lil Butcher Shoppe boasts a vast selection of fresh, hand-cut beef, pork, chicken, and seafood. Customers can also request custom cuts to suit their preferences. In addition to high-quality meats, the shop offers a range of homemade items, such as: * Stuffed Potatoes (6 flavors) * Bratwursts * Boudin * Meatloaf * Smoked Chicken * Stuffed Porkchops * Stuffed Chicken * Gumbo * Mardi Gras Pasta Sauce * Casseroles * Stuffed Mushrooms & Peppers * Crawfish Pies The shop also stocks an assortment of cheeses, homemade jams, and various ready-to-bake dishes. With such a diverse array of offerings, Lil Butcher Shoppe truly caters to a wide range of tastes and culinary needs. I have already prepared a number of dishes for breakfast and dinner using several of these sausages and I'm a fan. The pineapple flavor is very good just grilled on a bun with a pineapple slaw and the jalapeno one is great with beans. I have more ideas and there's lots of ideas. Bottom line: Lil Butcher Shoppe has stood the test of time as a family-owned, community-oriented establishment in Hattiesburg, MS. Offering an extensive array of high-quality meats, homemade dishes, and local products, it remains a go-to destination for residents and visitors alike who appreciate quality and exceptional customer service. For more information on Lil Butcher Shoppe's products, services, and history, visit their official website: https://lilbutchershoppe.com or Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lil-Butcher-Shoppe/125350732278671 Lil Butcher Shoppe's hours are as follows: * Monday: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm * Tuesday: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm * Wednesday: Closed * Thursday: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm * Friday: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm * Saturday: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm * Sunday: Closed

Customer service here has been going downhill. The first strike is when I ordered turkey breast for…read morethe holidays and they gave me the whole carcass with just the breast on it. So they basically charged me for a carcass that I can't eat. Who gives you turkey breast with the carcass attached like the whole rib cage. I just got a meatloaf from there and it's not all meat. Now they add SOY to their meatloaf to cut down on their cost for them, but still charge us a premium price for the meat. Soy does not belong in a MEAT loaf. I will no longer order their holiday turkey breast because they're charging me for A carcass along with the breast. Now I will no longer order meatloaf because they're charging me for meat and yet they cram SOY in the so-called meatloaf. It's getting pretty close to the point where I just won't shop here anymore. There was also a time where they re-wrapped meat with a new date on it and forgot to remove the old date. That's not really legal. I don't know who is doing all of this, but it's not how little butcher shop used to be. Whoever is in charge now needs to stop it immediately before they get turned in to the proper authorities.