Jackson Jambalaya

I don’t remember the details, but is this a major reason why parents and other people are “bailing” out of Jackson at massive losses of money from their real estate?

I was never that taken with 2 sisters. Good fried chicken (available at every convenience store in Miss) with vegetables fresh out of the can.

Too early still mourning

Best bread pudding

I don't get it.

I am lost . What happened to make it a tragedy . Fill me in please

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Two Sisters was a good restaurant where all, Black, White, Other, attended and felt comfortable. The chicken was good, people nice and great atmosphere. More restaurants are needed like this in the Metro Jackson area.

For those asking. Two Sisters, a good restaurant and a staple of DT dining, closed several years ago.

Anyone remember the Silver Platter? 219 N. President - Another sad loss from years back.

I much prefer fresh fish tacos to fried chicken, which I have not eaten for 25 years.
Two lawyers go to lunch and one asks the other: "My God you're always so hungry, how do you burn off a 5,000 calorie lunch?", to which the voraciously gluttonous attorney, speaking and spitting with a mouthful, responded: "Easy. Lunch lasts an hour, burning in Hell is an eternity. But seriously? This lunch costs what I charged our client this morning, so I'm out an arm and a leg".

Disagree. Their chicken had a little spice or zing to it. Only Fanin Mart is in the same league. The old country store serves up some good fried chicken but on the same level as those two.

KF, I have an idea for a JJ fundraiser. Auction off a meal cooked by Zero PolyBear. That will start a bidding frenzy!

Thinking a closed restaurant is a tragedy is itself a tragedy and an utter failure in your upbringing.

How come we never see this when a pizza place closes?

I loved Two Sisters. Use to eat there once or twice a week. Does anyone know how Dianne is doing?

What Democrats have done to Jackson is the tragedy.

Was at The Old Country Store Wednesday. Went back twice for more chicken. Best in the state (since my Mama passed).

Let me take it back to 1998-ish and Collins Dream Kitchen. That soul food would hurt ya!

One of the best meals in this state is a gas station hot dog with a peach drink. But, as to fried chicken, you ain't gonna beat the Kangaroo station in Kosciusko.

The poppy seed chicken on Fridays was the best.

Did she ever sell the chicken recipe? It was really good.

I agree about The Old Country Store on U.S. 61 near Lorman. Incredible ambiance is a match for the incredible food. The owner's retelling of his migration to Mississippi is worth a listen. I've driven from Ridgeland several times just to eat and talk with the hands-on owner and then driven home. Well worth the time and effort to make a lasting memory.

Brings back great memories of Sunday lunches with lots of friends as well as weekday lunches with my now husband. Not many good meat and three places left!