Any suggestions? John T. Edge is outta town, or I'd ask him. Even a lunch counter is fine, long as the food's good (travelin' on a budget!)
thanks in advance. I leave Wednesday morn.
oxford mississippi area (non square)
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timothycdavis
, Jul 14 2003 02:02 PM
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#1
Posted 14 July 2003 - 02:02 PM
Timothy C. Davis
Charlotte, NC
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#2
Posted 15 July 2003 - 09:13 PM
new here so not certain of procedure but will dive right in.....
The Beacon on N. Lamar St is just off the square and was meat & three type that was pretty good & prob just what you want.
For some reason chicken tenders are considered haute cuisine in & around Oxford. One of the better places, & we laughed when they sent us there, is the "Chevron Food Mart", yes I said, Chevron Food Mart. The chicken was not bad at all & is made in a small kitchen in the back of the place. It is right off the square by a block.
Another place that was recommended to us for catfish is Wall Doxey State Park. They have a dining room & half the community shows up for the catfish dinner buffet on Friday nights. It was, surprisingly, pretty good catfish & hushpuppies. The other side items were very average.
The Beacon on N. Lamar St is just off the square and was meat & three type that was pretty good & prob just what you want.
For some reason chicken tenders are considered haute cuisine in & around Oxford. One of the better places, & we laughed when they sent us there, is the "Chevron Food Mart", yes I said, Chevron Food Mart. The chicken was not bad at all & is made in a small kitchen in the back of the place. It is right off the square by a block.
Another place that was recommended to us for catfish is Wall Doxey State Park. They have a dining room & half the community shows up for the catfish dinner buffet on Friday nights. It was, surprisingly, pretty good catfish & hushpuppies. The other side items were very average.
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#3
Posted 16 July 2003 - 06:37 AM
thanks for the suggestions...that's exactly the kind of stuff I was looking for. and your procedure was just fine. welcome!
I gotta try the Chevron just out of curiousity. I'll report back on Sunday.
I gotta try the Chevron just out of curiousity. I'll report back on Sunday.
Timothy C. Davis
Charlotte, NC
timothycdavis@earthlink.net
www.themoodyfoodie.com
www.cln.com
www.southernfoodways.com
Charlotte, NC
timothycdavis@earthlink.net
www.themoodyfoodie.com
www.cln.com
www.southernfoodways.com
#4
Posted 24 July 2003 - 09:46 AM
If it isn't too late: Fried pickles at the Ajax, and the duck hash at Yocanna River Inn.
Kathleen Purvis, food editor, The Charlotte (NC) Observer
#5
Posted 07 March 2004 - 11:16 AM
Let's take another run at this one.
I have to go through Oxford at the end of next week and I am going to be going back in October for the SFA. I could do a little scouting for the October trip if some of you could advise a hungry traveler.
I have to go through Oxford at the end of next week and I am going to be going back in October for the SFA. I could do a little scouting for the October trip if some of you could advise a hungry traveler.
Brooks Hamaker, aka "Mayhaw Man"
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There's a train everyday, leaving either way...
#6
Posted 08 March 2004 - 10:56 AM
I'd second the Yocanna River Inn. Especially if you get really lucky and they have the duck hash.
Kathleen Purvis, food editor, The Charlotte (NC) Observer









