4 /5 Charles Laird: I have mixed feelings about giving this review. A back country, all you can eat catfish, chicken strips, steak fingers, salad, friends and hush puppies along with a handful of there items you can order from their menu.
One business out in the middle of the country. We went at night, so Im not exactly how it looked from the outside. Wasnt obvious which door to enter, but we made it into the building. Got in and notice how short the ceiling was. Im about 65" and I had to duck. There is a slope to the ceiling, so as you shift, you can get to a ceiling that is tall enough to not duck.
Went to pay for the all you can eat and handed hery card, to which she said cash only. Wasnt certain if ai had cash but she immediately reached for a card with their address and said we could just mail payment to them. Ive never heard of that. Wow. I did have cash enough.
Now to the food. The catfish was pretty tasty. Id give it about an 7+ out of 10. Im huge on fish, so it was pretty good. Flavored right, kind of smallish pieces, but over all did the job.
The chicken tenders were breaded right and were tender. I am confident to give them a solid 8+.
Steak fingers. I missed them on my first pass and almost missed them on my second pass. They werent really warm and seemed as if they may have sat there for a bit. I cant in good conscience rate them. I had three bites... And set them to the side. I would like to have them fresh out of the cooker next time.
Seasoned fries were very good. I got some just as they came out. Id give them a 9. The hush puppies, maybe a 5-6. They didnt have any type of vibrant taste and they may have been there for a while also.
Wife had the self-served salad. Was a simple, what looked like iceberg lettuce, with tomato wedges, white onion, shredded cheddar, and ranch. She enjoyed it and remarked that it was all fresh and the ranch was good. A few more components like maybe egg or croutons, maybe a cucumber could have brought it up to a 9 to 9+. But it gets an 8+ for being as fresh as it was.
Coleslaw was very simple, but fresh. Not the KFC style that many are used to, but you could taste all the flavors and I liked it. 8 for that.
The cocktail sauce was really good as was the tartar. 8+ for the tarter, 9 for the cocktail.
Plastic plate, plastic utensils for the all you can eat. Overall we enjoyed our meal. Atmosphere was just basic, but the food did us well. I read that they had a ribeye. Said they had a real knife for that. May have to try that next time. We will return. Good value for the money. It was $20 per.
