Beasley Fish

What a let down! I ordered a tilapia fish sandwich and my wife ordered pollock. It took them fifteen minutes to prepare two fried breaded tilapia filets throw them on two slices of bread for $ 4.50 for me. And over fry a bunch of pieces of whatever for my wife.

Love their catfish. The breading is amazing and the fish itself is so good. Usually get fries too, but the other sides are fine. It’s all outdoor seating, and the sweat bees like to congregate near the trash cans. It can get extremely busy, so be ready to wait if there’s a line. You can also buy fish next door.

For a side-​of-​the-​road, Mississippi fish shack, I couldn’t have been happier with our big family lunch at Beasley Fish. Literally steps from a lazy part of the river, the shaded porch is littered with long tables to enjoy a meal with your peeps.
Don’t expect the finer things in life, unless you consider the finer things tasty comfort food and good conversation. We ordered at the window and then waited in the shade and locals chatted and picked their teeth with fish bones. Fried catfish and buffalo fish served over white bread with some cole slaw and perfectly seasoned hush puppies on the side. Dab some hot sauce or tartar sauce on your fish, and then enjoy a sip of your canned soda. And everything is pretty cheap too.
You can add onions and catsup too, but if a squirt of lemon juice or malt vinegar is your thing, bring your own.

This place has amazing fried breaded buffalo fish! I love coming here during the summer, and during the fall. In fact, I like their fish so much that even in the cold winter days, I still make the trek. It’s just a small place with a fish market on one side and the outdoor dinning/​place to order area on the other side. They are usually very busy and there is usually a line especially during lunch hours and a combination of weekend and lunch hours are the worse but their fish is worth the wait.
Other things on their menu that I have tried are their catfish fritters, their homemade coleslaw, some fried mushrooms (which I believe may have been discontinued), hush puppies, onion rings and some fried shrimp. They are all pretty good but the buffalo fish is still much preferred. As far as the service goes, you go up to the counter and they take your order and then give you a ticket and your receipt which you should keep because they want it back when they call your name to redeem your order. There are picnic tables you can sit in. I like to take my order and have a picnic by the lighthouse during the summer or the cooler fall days!