Coleman's Bar-B-Q

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  Good bar-b-q, clean dining area.

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  Posted on 06.23.12 Joanne B.

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  So much better since the owner's family took it over.  Good BBQ - not THE best but very good.  Potato salad is really good, nice texture and like the tang.  The fries are kind of lame though, tiny crinkle cut from a bag of frozen fries.  But so much better now that even 6 months ago.

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  Posted on 03.14.12 Rosie T.

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  I stopped in Coleman's several years ago, on a drive from Memphis to Eastern Arkansas, and remember it very well.  I travel a lot, but don't ever recall an eatery whose service was so genuine, gracious and accommodating.  The small crowd of diners also joined in the conversation.  Clearly the atmosphere at Coleman's was as comfortable and warm to this misplaced Yankee as a family holiday dinner.  The pulled pork was nicely smoked, and very good.  Sides of coleslaw and potato salad were well above the typical BBQ standard.  Prices were well below my expectation.  Bless these wonderful people for the memories of how nice they were!

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  Posted on 12.21.11 Steve G.

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  Bbq was ok, but nothing amazing. The potato salad was better and had a sweet flavor to it that is unusual but good.

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  Posted on 04.13.11 John S.

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  This is my favorite place to stop for lunch or dinner when I am in town. BBQ sandwich with cole slaw on top, french fries, and a potato salad on the side. Coleman's is a tradition in Tate county. They go hand in hand. When I eat there I take a seat in the corner by myself and listen to the old men sit around telling tales.
  At Coleman's the bbq is so good it waters your mouth, and the potato salad is definitely not to be underestimated. I think a potato salad is best when you can taste the relish in it. You can definitely taste the relish in this. The french fries are the chunky, salty kind that some of us were served in the cafeteria growing up. I don't know about you but I really liked that kind of french fry. I appreciated that they were so chunky because I felt like that was enough to last me through the next two hours of school until I got home and could pig out.
  If you hit up Coleman's in the morning, they usually serve sausage and biscuits along with some coffee. The women are up at the crack of dawn ready to make that bbq! Like I said, Coleman's and Tate county go hand in hand. They are very faithful to their customers and aim to please.

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  Posted on 11.11.09 Sheila D.

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