Jackson Jambalaya

Yeah, it's pretty bad now. Went about a month ago and have sworn it off for good.

what is it with this town and bbq? Hickory Pit is ok bbq. Red hot and Blue was good then went downhill when they got new owner. I loved Doc harry's til he sold out. ugh.

Chimneyville?

C'Paws in Brandon has very good BBQ....their ribs are excellent, as is the sauce they make there.
They are located on Greenfield Road just before Patrick Farms golf course.

stopped eating at corkys over a year ago...it was terrible, both the food and service.

pig out inn in ridgeland has become my favorite local bbq joint.

pig out or someone needs to open a good bbq joint in Belhaven around fenians or kiefers.

I agree, Pig Out Inn needs to come to Jackson...I love it. I eat there usually twice a week. I do miss Gridly's (sp) though.

Well, I thought I was just being picky when, about two months ago, I suggested a friend meet me at Corky's for an extremely important lunch. It was the worst meal I can recall having been served in a long time. Not going back -- predict no one will have that opportunity for long unless things change dramatically, and fast!

The proper thing with anyone who has ever been involved with a business to do would have been to have talked with the manager or owner.

Nothing will get accomplished with complaining to the general public.

This is because I have been in business before.

A professional business person would have talked with the manager or owner.

If one needs to speak with the manager or owner about product quality then the problem is much bigger than a lousy meal. Business chivalry by a "professional business person" won't resolve the fact that Corky's local leadership is already directly, or indirectly, tolerating the situation.

Consumers are under no obligation to submit reports to management/ownership. In fact, I would argue that the obligation is on the part of ownership. Just how important is that consumer's dollar?

actually I did email Corky's each time.

Did not receive an answer or apology. oh well. not going back.

Voting with your feet works in both the public and private sector. Just look at the City of Jackson. Unfortunately, like Corky's, they also have yet to fully understand the message.

I'll add my voice to the chorus of folks asking for a BBQ joint in Belhaven. That would rock.

At least we have an Arby's on High Street now. (And yeah, I know it's fast food, but it's really good fast food.)

we had Homer's but the last time I bought ribs from them, they weren't that good. We wound up cooking and seasoning them some more.

The Pig Out Inn on Old Canton,just North of County LineRoad is the superior BBQ in the area. Why it is not packed is a total mystery.

in my opinion, the reason it's not packed is the location. It is hard to get in and out there when the traffic is heavy and traffic is heavy most of the time. The Pig Out Inn, if located in Belhaven, would stay packed.

To add insult to injury, not only was it not that great on the food or service side, they have beer signs all over the place but the waitress tells me they don't have a liquor license yet. So I can't have a beer. False advertising, I say.

Pig Out is very good. Hickory Pit cannot be beaten for service in my opinion. And yes, I miss Gridley's, damn Doug Cunningham, damn him for closing that place. The place out on Greenfield Road that used to be called Magnolia was very good, but I don't get out that way very often lately since I moved from downtown Brandon.

Is that barbeque place still open at the Madison exit? It was pretty good.

Corky's, feh.

I cant believe anyone would go to a fast food bbq place like corkys to begin with. Try a place with some soul such as the northside dr. exxon. great ribs. or try E&Ls just off fortification. I think E&Ls is on galitin st.

Lol I'm glad I quit working there. Corky's sucks.

Its was a pretty sad job. Ribs served under cooked, they ran out of sides almost every night, and the management was terrible.

Actually I like Sweet Daddy's at the Exxon.