Juju’s Shrimp Boat Cafe
1907 E Shiloh Rd, Corinth, MS, 38834
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Address :
1907 E Shiloh Rd
Corinth, MS, 38834 - Phone (662) 665-7910
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Specialities
- Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Chad D.
For anyone who has a Cajun background the food at this restaurant will be bland. The potatoes taste like they are boiled in plain water and are without flavor. The rest of the food is bland as well.
(1)Milton S.
The Shrimp Boat, named after the owner's daughter, has been a fixture on Shiloh Road in Corinth for several years now, next to the bowling alley. The décor has always been very rustic, located in a building which was the local Dairy Queen for almost half a century. Don't miss the new addition in the back which features some gorgeous matched wood paneling milled locally, also very rustic. This is the place in Corinth to locate fried seafood of the deep sea variety like shrimp, oysters and the like, in addition to local catfish which is also called seafood or just "fish" by locals. Salads are good, hush puppies, french fries, slaw, the fried seafood is also very good. You can't go wrong if you stick with the standards. The gumbo can vary but usually I don't care for it as it is usually as thick as gravy and the owner doesn't like okra so you won't find it in the gumbo here. It is well prepared and you may find it to your taste but don't make it a meal of it without asking for a sample or ordering a cup before you go overboard. The same applies to grilling or other variations, deep fat frying is their specialty and usually the french fries are very good as well.
(4)Tina H.
My first visit here was with a small group of family members. The waiter was funny, polite and knowledgable. We are finicky when it comes to our hushpuppies;we ask him if we can have one to sample before we order. He didn't hesitate to get us a sample and we are glad he did. They were not to our taste. Unanimously decided, they were hideous, dry and bland. We ordered a variety of foods to get a good sense of what this place was all about. Everyone was pleased and left fulfilled. I went back recently. I ordered grilled shrimp, fries and gave the hushpuppies a second chance. You've struck a nerve when you question the waitress on the appearance of your food and management appears at your table unannounced and uninvited. My shrimp were small, butterflied, floating in about 1/4" of water and were white in color. I told the waitress I ordered grilled shrimp. She said they are. I gave her my "not amused at all!" look and said OK. Within seconds, a woman, a perfect stranger to me, walks to my side, not introducing herself, begins telling me that the shrimp are grilled. Well, I am not one to back down over questionable food. I told her they were baked or even boiled (because of the water they were swimming in). She said they were stirred around on a flat iron. I say well that is more fried. She counters with no, fried is dropped in oil. To which, I counter with, NO, that is deep fried. I feel the heat emanating from my husband's face at this point. She asks what I think grilled means. I reply with, a quick marinade, skewered whole, grilled over a flame or charcoal, served intact and colorful. She asks if I wanted something else. I ordered a chicken dish, to end the ordeal. The chicken was ok, but saturated in Old Bay Seasoning. The fries were sprinkled with Old Bay. The boiled corn...Old Bay. I won't be going back, mainly because my husband doesn't like seafood and wasn't bowled over by his sandwich, but also because I can probably get my shrimp fix elsewhere with less hassle. To Each Their Own.
(2)Tara E.
If you're craving perfectly cooked seafood and miles from the beach or bayou come here! These people know how to cook gator! I haven't had gator cooked this perfectly well never! Not even in Louisiana. Fried oysters, fried crawfish tails and their homemade sauce are all amazing! My husbands shrimp & grits was also delicious and perfect! It doesn't look like much from the outside but don't pass this seafood gem by!!
(5)MICHELLE C.
My brother who loves creole food took us here for lunch one day. Small, non descript from the outside then you walk in and it feels like you are in New Orleans. Simple decor with a Cajun feel to it. Great service and so friendly. The menu consist of appetizers, salads, combination platters, and poboy sandwiches. We ordered a basket of pups for an appetizer, they came out quickly. They were a very dark brown and looked overcooked. When I asked the server she said that is the color of the batter they use. None of us really cared much for them. Then our lunch arrives, holy jesus, this was a sight! My brother and I ordered the Shrimp Poboy sandwich with fries. Huge sandwich with lots of tasty good fries. The shrimp was fresh and oh so tasty. This was the best sandwich I have ever had, nice Cajun seasoning, lettuce, tomato and mayo. Pure heaven and very filling. $7.95 My sister ordered Etouffee $10.95 which came with garlic bread. She loved it, said it was perfect. This is a little quaint good ole Cajun diner with excellent food. A must try! See pictures, very cool decor...
(4)Caveat Venditor I.
So glad to discover this place! We were seated immediately and the food came within minutes. We had the boiled shrimp and fried oysters, both were excellent! Their sauces were delicious too! Steps to a 5 star review would be: Serve a larger portion of shrimp, I feel like there weren't enough for the price paid. Boil the corn and potatoes along with the shrimp so that they're not bland and sprinkle a dash of seasoning on them. I'd also suggest that they add boiled crawfish, raw oysters and beer to their menu. Lastly, it was really crowded, they need a patio. Despite the constructive criticism, I love this place and will be returning often!
(4)John S.
Excellent seafood in north mississippi!
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