It was a cordial and clean space easy to get a seat ADA compliant. I ordered a slice beef sandwich…read morewhich is similar to a Philly cheese steak with fries that was tasty and of a great portion.

1 Star - We Came for Dinner... We Left With a Story…read more My girlfriend, my mom, and I came to Dale's Restaurant in Southaven expecting a nice dinner. What we got instead was an unexpected exercise in patience. When we sat down, the place wasn't very busy, so we figured service would move along pretty smoothly. Unfortunately, our table seemed to be skipped multiple times. It felt like we accidentally sat at the "invisible guest" table because staff kept walking past us and forgetting what they were supposed to bring. While waiting, they brought us sweet tea and cornbread muffins. Now listen... I like sweet tea as much as the next Southerner, but this one was so sweet it felt like it skipped tea entirely and went straight to syrup. If hummingbirds ever open a restaurant, this would probably be their house drink. The cornbread muffins were an adventure of their own. They were very dry, spongy, and unusually sweet -- almost like someone confused cornbread with dessert. Imagine expecting cornbread and getting something closer to candy. That's the closest description I can give. The atmosphere didn't help the situation either. The vents above the dining area looked like they hadn't been cleaned in a while, the walls felt bland and lifeless, and several tablecloths were torn. Along the bottom trim where the wall meets the floor, it looked like there was some serious wear and possible moisture damage going on. After waiting long enough and tasting what we had, we decided to call it. I spoke with the manager, who did apologize and told us not to worry about the bill, which I appreciated. That was probably the best part of the visit. At that point we decided to leave and find dinner somewhere else. Nick's Final Bite: We came for dinner... but left with sweet tea syrup and a cornbread identity crisis.

We popped in here to have a little brunch as we were hungry after shopping. You seat yourself, but…read morea waitress will shortly show up to take your drink orders. The food was delicious and priced very reasonably. They are only open until two. It's definitely a diner experience. The locals obviously frequent this place as they were spoken to by name. We will be back!

Country cooking, but nothing special. Definitely a good local spot. Basic simple breakfast dishes…read more Nothing fancy, but wasn't disappointed. Pancakes were good. Biscuits were definitely not homemade. Prices were fair and portions were generous. Service was fast, even though they were packed! Loved the old country kitchen feel!

Another great visit to the kitchen table. Hubby and I stopped in for a late dinner. He hadn't been…read morehere before, but I have been once with the ladies from work. I ordered the fried redfish served over Gouda grits with a Cajun crawfish sauce. This dish was EXCELLENT! The Gouda grits had a little bit of a kick to them and the crawfish sauce had an amazing flavor which made the whole thing an over the top flavorful dish. My husband ordered the pork chop and wasn't a fan. The pork chop was overcooked and dried out. While overcooked, the chop did have a nice smoked flavor. He quashed he had ordered the redfish because he loved the flavor of my dish, so we shared. He had fries and Mac n cheese with his dish and both were good. We loved the truffle fries dipped in ketchup. Something about the combination just works together. We finished the night off with their yummy bread pudding! Definitely save room for dessert because the bread pudding with caramel sauce is sooooo gooood!

The kitchen table is a beautiful restaurant in a lovely part of Arlington. They have a huge outdoor…read moreseating area and the weather was great, so most people sat outside, but we sat inside. I went in with high expectations as it seems to be the only fancy spot for a long distance around. Also, I was a fan of the previous restaurant in this building, Vinegar Jim's. The service was friendly and the drinks were surprisingly good, though their cocktail menu is primarily sweet beachy drinks which I don't prefer. We started with the BBQ shrimp and burnt ends plate, both of which were excellent. My girlfriend and brother both got the Debris Samich, which I liked but they did not as the bun was rather soggy. I thought it tasted good and was happy to treat it as a knife and fork sandwich. I had the 38-day dry aged prime ribeye- which was offered at a great price for the quality and the treatment of the meat. The center was cooked exactly how I ordered it, but around the outside the meat somehow appeared to be raw while simultaneously having a burnt crust on the outside. I was underwhelmed because even though most of the steak was great the burnt bits turned me off. We had a few desserts, and my favorite was the butter cake. They're definitely worth a try. Good food, good prices, and friendly service.

The lady at the counter was super rude. I know she was an elder but if you can't be courteous, the…read morebest bet is to stay home. The pig feet were tasty, but the Chitterlings were bland and they were not clean at all. That was disgusting.

For me this is soul food at its finest. The very good food for your soul that I actually grew up…read moreon. I travel a lot and when you can return to great restaurant and find that the food only has gotten better you know you can label it your favorite food spot. Soul food is apsoloutly everything. Come try it!

Come here frequently on Fridays for their lunch special since fried catfish filet is in the menu…read morefor the special. Price is around $11.50 and includes a drink. Catfish is cornmeal coated and is not greasy. Comes with 2 sides of choice. Great taste and value. Service is good. Noise level is typically not too loud.

Good home cooking at good prices. We had the Tilapia and Gulf Shrimp entrees. Good service in a…read morediner-like setting. They don't seem to keep their chalkboard list of specials up-to-date, as I wanted their beef tips. No worries, we returned yesterday and had it then!

food os excellent.dowm home amd tasty yales me waaay back. i…read morelive eating at the hut.especially the ribs and bbq

The food is always good and the restaurant is always clean. The biggest issue is there is a long…read moretable the groups sit at. What I noticed at times elderly couples arrive and they don't find a place to sit. Maybe consider breaking the long table into 2 or 3 separate tables. Once again it normally isn't an issue.

I stumbled upon this place online. My wife and I decided to give it a try. That proved to be a…read moregreat decision! We got there soon after they opened on Saturday. That was our second good decision as more people started arriving while we were there and as we were leaving. The service was good and ,even though it was starting to fill up, the food came out pretty quickly. I pray people exercise patience with this place because things could become hectic if the place becomes crowded. Now the food.........oh my goodness the food. My wife ordered the catfish and grits. I got the peach cobbler waffle with smothered potatoes and a side of eggs. That waffle is one of the most decadent breakfast dishes I've ever eaten. One reviewer said it was too sweet for her taste. As a person who loves sweets, this thing was perfect!! I didn't even need the syrup! Everything was seasoned to perfection! We will definitely be back.

I didn't even know this place existed. Apparently they've been only doing food 8 months but they…read morehave had the space for several years as a party venue. Super cute. The interior is not pretentious by any means and as a matter of fact there's a very neighborhood feel. You have to order for the counter and the young man running it (one of the owners I'm assuming) was exceptionally kind. I immediately picked the catfish and grits and it came out to my table in about 6 min. The fish was perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked. The grits were amazing. All in all I had an absolutely wonderful experience and can't wait to come back and try more!!

I stopped here in March driving from the Carolinas back to Oklahoma. I wanted a Memphis Bbq…read moreExperience that was close to the highway and had good reviews. At the time I didn't know it was a chain , but I found out later. Sometimes that's not a bad thing though. I found the restaurant was decorated nicely and clean. My waitress was very nice and informative since I told her it was my first time here. I got a Half Rack of Ribs with Wet Sauce on one side and Dry Rub on the other side. Bbq Baked Beans , Cheese Grits , Rolls , and Sweet Tea. The Ribs were tender and good. They have 2 Bbq Sauces on the table and I asked the waitress if they have any others and she said yes , a Honey and a Smoky Spicy one. I asked for the Smoky Spicy to try. I liked the Dry Rub side better and with the Smoky Spicy Bbq Sauce on the Dry Rub was the Winner. The Wet Side was Original Bbq Sauce and it was kind of plain to me. They also had this on the table with a Hot Bbq Sauce that was more or less like Texas Pete / Louisiana Hot Sauce. The Bbq Baked Beans were really good. The waitress said they are the best in town and I would probably agree even though I haven't been to any other bbq place in the Memphis area. The Cheese Grits were okay. They used like a White Cheese I think. I love Grits , but they could've did a little better on these. The Rolls were like yeast rolls like Texas Roadhouse , but better , melt in your mouth and you don't even need to put any butter on them. Sweet Tea was just right , not too sweet or not enough sugar. They had a display of their desserts , which looked good , but I was too full to have any. There is also a Bar if you want to have a drink and some appetizers. A wall with lots of pictures of Celebrities who have dined at Corky's is on display. Elvis and Little Richard are sitting at a table above the dining area watching to see how you like the Bbq. They sell shirts and sauces if you want to take some home. The menu is pretty large , so lots of choices for you to try. There is also an upstairs area for dining. If I lived here or was visiting for a while I would come back and try more. I usually prefer a more Mom and Pop place , but this was very good , much better than the Bbq I've had in Oklahoma.

Had a really good meal here tonight. We split a slab for 2 ( dry). This place is never busy…read more Service was also very good... fast Decent BBQ in the 'dova Is there better BBQ in Memphis... of course , several but for a quick BBQ dinner it did the job