Hawk
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Mollie Mondays @ Savannah Tn. Kinda hard to find but worth the time.
Local owned places to eat in Southern Middle Tennessee.
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Shaffer's Farms Texas bbq in Summertown has got some good brisket. I like their smoked sausage too.
Legends Express (also called "Legends Brisket Express") in Lawrenceburg has got some good brisket also.
Legends Express (also called "Legends Brisket Express") in Lawrenceburg has got some good brisket also.
Dang, I forgot about Shaffer's! I just had some of their Fred Flintstone ribs a couple days ago.
We stop in there everytime we're in the area. About the best brisket there is (Corner Pit is a little better usually). Great butcher shop to boot!
Sarges shack Pulaski. Eat there a few times while working in the area. Love sarges marinated ribeye!!!!It would be awesome if someone would start a thread and compile all the good local restaurants all over the state. I travel a lot for work and am always seeking out the local restaurants.
Not south central Tennessee. In Hazel Green alabuba there's a southern/soul food restaurant that has the best catfish I've ever had in a restaurant.... Everlinas
Eaten there a few times
huntintn
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Has someone else taken it over since last September
Same here, but it was several years ago. The little restaurant across the street in the lobby of the motel = Crap.
Ask and ye shall receive:
I need to call/write them and ask for a restaurant name and location list; haven't done it yet.
LanceS4803
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Challenge - Accepted!!
We were going to Cassies tomorrow night, will have to head East.
Two more for you:
Hagys' Catfish Hotel, just north of Shiloh National Cemetery:
The Outpost, just down the road, north of Pickwick Dam. I haven't eaten here, but here's the TN Crossroads video segment on it:
And a little further down the road south of Pickwick Dam: https://www.facebook.com/Pickwick-Catfish-Farm-201352043234466/ I haven't eaten here either, but it's supposed to be very good according to several natives on Arfcom.
Hagys' Catfish Hotel, just north of Shiloh National Cemetery:
The Outpost, just down the road, north of Pickwick Dam. I haven't eaten here, but here's the TN Crossroads video segment on it:
And a little further down the road south of Pickwick Dam: https://www.facebook.com/Pickwick-Catfish-Farm-201352043234466/ I haven't eaten here either, but it's supposed to be very good according to several natives on Arfcom.
Another one I want to check out: Fish Camp Restaurant just north of Centerville (about 18 miles north of Amber Falls Winery):
Little husband and wife owned an ran business, we try to get there once a month.
Hawk
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Don't know. I am not local and have no idea who runs the place. Last spring it was as good as ever. Hope it still is.
JCDEERMAN
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Thanks for sharing that. I haven't eaten there in several years, but drive by it weekly. It's about 15 minutes from our place. I remember it being very good, but I do remember always asking for the bigger catfish filets, because I seemed to always get the plates full of small fish and all I could taste was the batter. Give it a try.
Planning on it when my cousin and his wife visit next week!
JCDEERMAN
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Good deal. Update us afterwards.
bowhunterfanatic
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The Outpost is great...however Hagy's not so much. Hagy's atmostphere is fantastic but there are much, much better fried catfish in the area. Catfish Farms catfish blow Hagy's out of the water.
Anyone familiar with the sand mountain area of Alabama? Covid killed the catfish cabin.
