Taco Talk LLC dba Jamie's 507 Springridge Road, Clinton, MS 39056

"I've ate here twice to go both times the food was great. If you're hungry this is your new spot to try the burgers are amazing and you won't finish the burger in one setting"

"We've been three times and it's definitely been improving each time. Our first time the service wasn't Great, but the second and third time we've been here we've had really good servers and the food has been really good each time. Love The fried catfish shrimp and collard greens!"

"I went early Friday evening with friends. They took good care of us in a timely manner. We ordered burgers and a fish plate. Two thumbs up on all 3! Generous portions, juicy, and rightly seasoned for a reasonable price. We'll definitely be back!"

"Jamie's may be a culinary kaleidoscope, but that's part of its charm. I also would give them a 3.5 but can only do 3 or 4 so I went with 3 due to some issues. Taylor, our server, struck a perfect balance between attentive and unobtrusive, scoring a full house on service. I can't say enough nice things about her. So, the good: 1) The service sets the gold standard. 2) The ambiance is clean, spacious and unexpectedly cozy. 3) The Philly meat receives high praise from both myself and my wife. 4) Fries: crispy and flavorsome, even if they might be pre-packaged. 5) Fried mushrooms are "yum" - subtly tasty, allowing the mushrooms to be the star. Now, the "meh": The decor resembles a cultural cocktail, mixing Italian art, a sports corner, arcade games, and more. It's eclectic, and a little disjointed, but still has its charm. Now, the bad: 1) The shrimp Po'Boy was left high and dry without the crucial "Comeback sauce." Daughter had to settle with the trusty ol' tartar sauce (she'll live). 2) The great bacon famine was a downer, especially on burger night. I hear new pigs are to arrive any moment - let's hope, because no burger should be without its bacon. 3) The Philly sandwich seemed to be playing hide and seek with its promised pepper-onion filling. They did find the hidden bell peppers and onto the Philly they went. They fixed it with a bowl of green peppers (sadly, no onions but I wasn't going to be too fussy). 5) I'm new to MS so maybe the prices are high everywhere? I felt like I was paying for gourmet food but getting regular home-cookin'. Maybe I'm just used to Oklahoma, even though I thought MS was supposed to be even cheaper! Final Thoughts: Jamie's, in all its quirkiness, is a bit of a puzzle that is on the verge of making me want to keep trying. Though it offers an excellent service, I feel like the ambience and a few culinary disappointments pull it back. The menu might need a reduction with the pricing, but the menu is small enough not to overwhelm the indecisive. Jamie's is not without its charm, but there are areas that need a bit of work. But, because of the service and flavor, I'll be willing to give it another shot in hopes that they aren't out of anything the next time. It's definitely worth it to go sit down and eat, but for a family of four, it may not be something most people will be able to afford. Prices: Po'Boy: $14.00 Cowboy Burger: $15.00 Philly Sandwich: $14.00 Philly Fries: $12.00 Mushroom w/gravy: $9.00"