Country Catfish

Looks like a shack from the outside and is basic inside with a small horse shoe Buffett.

Quality over quantity.

The food is good - the coleslaw and catfish were tasty while as other review has said the corn is drenched in butter. Overall a pleasant experience and walked away fuller and a good Mississippi experience for tourists.

A little rinky-dink, weekend place located between Jackson, MS and Memphis, Country Catfish is one of those road-side stops that you just can't miss if you're making the long journey up from or down to New Orleans on I-55.

Note:  This place is only open 3 days a week, for 5 hours a day.  It's either open Thursday-Friday-Saturday or Friday-Saturday-Sunday starting at about 3 o'clock (if you start your trip over the weekend you should be fine).  The restaurant is straight up, complete with a Confederate rebel flag right when you walk in the door.  This is Mississippi after all folks... expect a unique dining experience alongside people who can eat triple what you put on your plate!

With a full-service buffet, it's essential to try everything they have.  The onion rings are out of this world, while the corn on the cob is literally swimming in a giant vat of butter... you have to dig deep to get the best ear!  Most importantly, this place serves some of the tastiest catfish I've ever had the pleasure of eating.  It's absolutely delicious.

A word of caution:  If you're making a long drive alone, don't eat too much!  You may fall asleep at the wheel after this meal!