Willow Pond Southern Catfish
124 Hwy 62 W, Eddyville, KY, 42038
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Address :
124 Hwy 62 W
Eddyville, KY, 42038 - Phone (270) 388-4354
- Website https://willowpondcatfishrestaurant.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Rita F.
First thing they do is bring you a bowl of the best hush puppies. Then if you order catfish you automatically get a bowl of white beans and my husband said they are the bomb. The catfish is crisp and not at all fishy. Their fries are hand cut and crispy. The slaw has a touch of heat and available in mayo or oil/vinegar. Yes we'd eat here again.
(5)Sarah G.
Great service, fantastic hush puppies, and you can't beat the catfish. We were just passing through, headed to Illinois from Atlanta. Got the blackened catfish plate and the fried catfish plate and both were delicious. Highly recommend!
(4)Melissa E.
I have lived in the area for almost all my life and have been to Willow Pond many times. I've never had a bad experience or bad food there - ever! I love the hushpuppies and white beans, the mayo slaw and the fried catfish. My husband is not a catfish eater, so he usually has the willow burger. We've never been disappointed. The owner and his family do a lot for the community, too, so that's another plus.
(5)Billy H.
I've been here a few times over the last couple years. My parents have a place on lake Barkley, & sometimes when they aren't in the mood to cook when I visit, we go to Willow Pond. Just thinking about the place makes my mouth wet. Willow Pond serves you literally bowls of hush puppies throughout your meal. Before you get your food, during & after. I honestly eat like 20 of them. I don't like to admit it, but I leave every time feeling like I've gained 5 pounds. So, the hush puppies are a must. They have a tomato sweet relish or something on the table in a squeeze bottle. Try that on the hush puppies. You won't be sorry. Okay, okay, now to the food. The place is a little, local restaurant with simple fare & it's yummy. I bounce between the grilled, blackened cat fish, or the fried catfish. It's Kentucky, everyone serves & everyone loves catfish. I usually get fries & they're very good. One of the sides you can get is white beans, which you can get with onions or not. I don't get onions cause I'm not a huge fan of onions but my parents love them with onions. If you do try the beans, crunch up a couple hush puppies & put a little of the tomato relish in it. So yummy. I've heard the pies & cakes are great, but I've never tried them because I'm always stuffed from the food & all those HUSH PUPPIES!!
(4)Andrew S.
Totally satisfied with their quality of food and excellent friendly service. Watch our for these hush puppies; they are great and the server keeps brining you more; that it may ruin your appetite. Deep fried bite size brownies are like a bite of heaven. It was like a small bite size warm chocolate lava cake. Outstanding!
(5)Stella J.
If I had to rate this place based on their hush puppies, I'd give 'em 5 stars. If I had to rate them on everything else, I'd give them -1 stars. So I averaged the two together to get 2 stars. I'm not exactly a mathematician, so I'm not sure how accurate that is... Anyhow, here's the problem. In the middle of summer, I order a cheeseburger. It arrives with a tomato so pale and mealy, it could have come from North Dakota in February. The cheese on my burger never melted, or considered melting, in spite of the heat of the burger itself. That worried me, and made me wonder about its molecular structure. Lastly, it was topped with the heel leaf of an iceberg lettuce head, shock white and probably an inch thick. Oh, yummy! Also, they don't serve butter to slather on their delicious hush puppies, or on their baked potato, or on their corn. They serve a basket full of mini tubs of hydrogenated non-dairy spread. The baked potato comes with a tube of goo that is supposedly sour cream. My husband got the catfish po-boy, which turned out to be a split hoagie bun with a piece of unseasoned catfish. I am not a po-boy expert, but I think it involves more than bread and protein. I'm not trying to be a jerk. I love country cooking. I love little hole in the wall restaurants. I don't need it to be fancy, I don't need it to be high brow. I just want to eat actual food. They place was totally packed, which gave me a lot of insight into what people in the middle of nowhere are willing to settle for on a Sunday afternoon when they don't want to cook. Now, our waitress was awesome. She was kind and sweet and attentive and a total peach. One million stars for service!
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