Posted in Mississippi Attractions September 29, 2018 by

Don’t Blink Or You Might Miss This Tiny, One-Table Restaurant In Small Town Mississippi

When it comes to tiny restaurants, it doesn’t get much smaller than Front Street Snack Bar in Iuka. The restaurant is so small that there’s only one table. But don’t let the size fool you; this little eatery delivers in a big way. Take a look:

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Front Street Snack Bar is wedged between two buildings in downtown Iuka.
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Dating back to the 1920s, the tiny eatery is an Iuka tradition.
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But it’s not just a local favorite. Over the years, Front Street Snack Bar has attracted diners from all across the country – and for good reason.
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The iconic restaurant serves a tasty fare that’s promised to remind you of the "old days" - with prices to match.
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Lunchtime favorites, such as slugburgers, hamburgers, and sandwiches are menu staples.
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Each day of the week brings with it a tasty new special, like homemade chicken salad and hamburger steak.
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Just as memorable as the delicious fare, is the eatery’s tiny stature. Inside, it’s quaint and cozy with enough room for only one table.
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There’s also a short sit-down bar to provide a little extra seating.
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Of course, you can always dine out front or across the street at Jaybird Park, which has picnic tables and a gazebo.
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Visit Front Street Snack Bar Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
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Front Street Snack Bar is located at 108 West Front St., Iuka, MS 38852. For more information, call (662) 423-2494 or visit the eatery’s Facebook page.

So, ever visited Front Street Snack Bar? Have another favorite restaurant that’s big on flavor but small in size? Tell us in the comments section.

This isn’t the only tiny, must-visit restaurant in the state. Read about another here.