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  • I had a hankering for some fried and thought I'd give this place a try based on many of the positive reviews from my fellow Yelp community. After trying it, I have to say there isn't one ounce of regret in doing so....read on. Location & Aesthetics - Located in in Phoenix on Bethany Road opposite the Phoenix Baptist Hospital. The restaurant isn't difficult to miss with their large sign but the street can be busy with traffic behind you so it's not easy to slow down and you can miss it if you don't know where it is. Thankfully my trusty phone GPS pinpointed the exact spot. Parking can be somewhat difficult as the parking spots are limited and whatever are available are shared with other businesses. There is a small street parallel to Bethany Road that must be used to access the restaurant and some of the other businesses and I believe one can park there as I saw a customer parking there but don't quote me on this. The restaurant itself is a bit dimly lit but there are large windows in front that provide light. The restaurant is a bit old too and could probably use a sprucing up in redecoration as some of the ceiling tiles had prior leak spots/stains. The restaurant itself, most importantly, was very clean. Menu - Clearly visible but not above or behind the cashier/order/checkout area but rather to the left on the wall. Clear and concise. Service - The staff was spectacularly nice, friendly, warm and welcoming. Any questions were answered promptly. Food - I had the whiting and my wife had the catfish. Mind you, I have never had or tasted these two particular types of fish. The side I had with mine was the fried okra (yet another item I've never had) and my wife had the coleslaw. The fish was well fried with not too much batter and very well seasoned. It was soft and tender and didn't have any briny taste to it. This opinion applied to both the whiting and the catfish. The fried okra was the perfect combination of batter and okra. I was able to easily break it apart and see the okra which was well cooked and none of the slimy was evident from the okra itself. Another thing to note is the 2-piece plate does come with 3 pieces of shrimp (fried) which was very tasty and delicious, and a drink. Despite never had whiting and catfish in my life, I have to say that I'm now hooked on it and since I left, I've been craving on returning to this restaurant to have more!
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