Ratings & Reviews
By Glenn Beasley a month ago
Lots of atmosphere, catfish fillets are good, limited menu (catfish or buffalo), canned drinks served with a glass of ice, fairly good list of sides, including fried okra and green tomato relish. This place was open many years before I-30 was built next to it. The uncomfortable wooden pews in each booth were built in 1947 and the restaurant was open for decades prior. This is a popular neighborhood restaurant in a black area, but lots of white folks enjoy it too. If you haven't been once, you should try it. The sign by the jukebox says "No Dancing," but I've heard that after the beer has been flowing. . .
By ja block 2 months ago
Nice little spot for a cozy dinner or lunch out of the way of everyone else. Doesn't look that good from the outside but the food is nice is clean inside I love it
By Sadruddin Siddiq a month ago
Good food. A little slow getting order.
By Johnny Collins 7 months ago
There is only one way to eat catfish in the south and that's fried. I ordered 4 catfish filets with coleslaw and fries on the side. The restaurant is a bit rough on the outside and inside, but the catfish made it all worthwhile. My order came piping hot with hush puppies and nothing was greasy. I'll be back!
By Booker Williams 6 months ago
This is an "American Routes" type place. I passed by this Lassis Inn" for decades until someone introduced it to me. The only thing I can share with you is the food is %100, the service is %100 and the ambiance is %100 to me. I highly recomend you check it out and decide for yourself!
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