Mississippi Fish Shack (Boonville)
cmthornton from Huntsville on 11/19/2007 04:43 PM:
We heard they were moving to Columbia,but we don't know where or when!
ebankslaw from Jackson, MS on 08/21/2008 03:32 PM:
They have moved to Columbia, MO, they are open and the food is great! Have your appetite ready when you go!
Doug from Bluffton on 08/22/2008 07:00 PM:
They are on Broadway in downtown Columbia. Not far from the Katy spur and easy if driving. I'm not sure of address but closer to the east end of the downtown area.
Mississippi Fish Shack (Boonville)
Resident Biker from Boonville on 05/16/2008 09:43 AM:
Unfortunately, the Mississippi Fish Shack closed in early 2008.
ET from Columbia on 05/19/2008 08:29 AM:
Is this the one that is moving to Columbia?
Resident Biker from Boonville on 05/20/2008 09:29 AM:
I'm pretty sure it is, but I'm not positive. Look out for it--especially if you like fried catfish!
M Magee from Columbia on 05/20/2008 03:52 PM:
Any idea how to reach Kim to talk to her re: the new Columbia store
Anonymous on 08/08/2008 02:42 PM:
is is located on the corner of 10th and broadway in columbia the old building where village wine and cheese was located
Mississippi Fish Shack (Boonville)
cmthornton from Huntsville on 11/19/2007 04:43 PM:
We heard they were moving to Columbia,but we don't know where or when!
Isle of Capri Casino
sltex38 from Fredericksburg VA on 07/14/2006 03:28 PM:
Stayed at the Casino finishing the first day of riding. After 74 miles we were ready to relax. The rooms were large and nice, but you did not get many extras for the price. The trail runs right up to the front door so they could not get any closer. The buffet was nearly $20 per person, way over priced for poor food. Breakfast was not any better. They knew they had you so they charged what they wanted. I will never stay here again!
Jim from Oklahoma on 07/14/2006 09:58 PM:
We stuffed ourselves at the casino's buffet for about $17 per person --tax included. It was good but overpriced. There was a steak and hamburger cafe on Boonville's main downtown drag but didn't seem appealing. A small Italian eatery on that same street appeared promising but was closed on the Sunday and Monday that we passed through. A very basic fish shack was a couple blocks on down the street (west?).
M from Glasgow, Mo on 07/19/2006 08:56 PM:
The "basic fish shack" is Mississippi Fish Shack, next door to Thespian Hall on Main Street. The place isn't fancy, but they sure know how to fry a mean fillet. During my first visit, the owner brought out a round of fried pickles for everyone in the restaurant to try, free of charge. I wasn't so sure about fried pickles, but they were suprisingly tasty. I'm not sure what their hours are, but if you're in the area, I'd definitely recommend it!
Iowa Biker on 07/23/2006 04:21 PM:
What I still can't get over is that they asked us to park our bikes at the bike rack that had no ramp! We had to lift our bikes (that were heavy because we were biking self-contained) onto a pedestal! Typical of a business that doesn't promote healthy living. It probably never occurred to them to put in a ramp. Can you imagine their parking lot having a curb all the way around it?