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Mon-Sat 11am-9pm
Sun 11am-2pm
Last updated 9.24.09
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Sweet Tea's Catfish & Blues Co.
Last updated 9.24.09
What People Are Saying About Sweet Tea's Catfish & Blues Co.
The Editor
Ryan Sims
Contributor
In Short – This Mississippi-style soul food shack employs rustic woods, throwback golden chandeliers and a dark yellow and red paint scheme to elicit that down-home-Delta feeling. The cuisine is rooted with classic Deep South cuisine; ribs, wings, deep fried chickens and turkeys anchor the menu awhile a third generation recipe for tamales provide a highlight as well as an interesting talking point. These delights come seasoned with a spicy red sauce and come by the dozen or half dozen. Authentic side dishes are worth exploring with smooth sweet potato soufflé and greens with turkey…
Editor's Tips
- Know Before You Go:
- Call ahead or visit their website for an upcoming and up-to-date calendar of live blues.
- What to Drink:
- Sweet Teas not only does sweet tea, but 5 different types of the Southern elixir.
- Cuisine:
- Southern, Cajun & Creole
01/30/10
Don't waste your time or money here!
by Picky Eater at Citysearch
My and a few friends decided to check out Sweet Tea's last Friday night. I asked for Tilapia, but they didn't have any left. I then asked for the deep fried turkey, there was none left. I asked for Peach Tea, the didn't have any left. I ended up ordering a Sweet Tea (which was mostly water) and catfish. The catfish was salted down and tastless. The mac-cheese was bland and runny. The bar was dirty, their children were behind bar playing on the computer and running around. There was trash on the floor behind the bar. #1 how can you run out of key menu items at 8pm on a Friday night? The prices are extremely high for terrible food. My suggestion would be to close down and start over. We were so disappointed we left and went to another restaurant to eat. Don't waste your money here!
- Pros: Live band
- Cons: Terrible food, poor service, limited seating
10/28/09
Great Place,Good Food/Ex.Blues and a Relaxing atmosphere
by PhyllisTallant at Citysearch
It reminds me of the little Cafes in Memphis off of Bill Street, it's so cute, the foods good and the music is Totally Old School Blues (I love It), and the owners are very nice. The atmosphere is so relaxing and down to earth. I would totally recommend it to friends, relatives and co-workers (which I already have).
Oh, I almost forgot the Live Music, (yeh) a couple of nights a week.
My husband and I have decided to make it one of our regulars.
- Pros: Best Old School Blues in Cobb/ATL
- Cons: Almost Hidden
10/23/09
Outstanding Food
by dindin0712 at Citysearch
This is a great new restaurant for catfish. However, since it is a new restaurant there are a couple areas of opportunities that will improve the overall dinning experience. I found the staff to be pleasant but lacking in the basics.
No napkings on table. Must ask for sugar or sweetner. It took several days before we could find someone available at the restaurant. Seems it often opens late and therefor the lunch service starts late.
Having said all this, I still plan to go to Sweet Tea's every chance I get.
- Pros: Food is great!
- Cons: Service need attention
The Details on Sweet Tea's Catfish & Blues Co.
Know Before You Go:
Call ahead or visit their website for an upcoming and up-to-date calendar of live blues.
What to Drink:
Sweet Teas not only does sweet tea, but 5 different types of the Southern elixir.
