Soul Food Restaurants in South Haven, MI

“Can’t believe it took me this long to discover! Catfish is cooked and seasoned as well as everyone says. Don’t sleep on the off-menu specials. The slaughterhouse fries with pullled pork fed me for two days (save some for breakfast and throw some eggs on it!).Monique and Rico made me feel very welcome and they make everything fresh to order, so be sure to give them time to work their magic. Can’t wait to return!“

“Did a little wine tasting in the area and played golf at Hawks Head and heard good things about Clemintines. Had to wait for a table about 15 minutes, had a French dip which was average but the onion rings on a stick were excellent. The historic building with tall ceilings is neat but unless I'm in the area wouldn't need to go back but would recommend trying it once for sure. I believe the owners of Clemintines and Hawkshead golf course are the same. NOVEMBER 3 2023 update Wife and I went down to South Bend to play a little golf at the Warren Notre Dame golf course in Blackthorn, which were very nice courses and on the way back I wanted to try clementines again it’s been a few years I think although our experiences here were mediocre mostly for the nostalgia. I like the old building but to wait 20 minutes at 2 o’clock in the afternoon on the Friday to get a table is Chyna Stretching it for the quality of the food. I had the French dip again with fries about 40 bucks which is OK nothing to brag about wife had a nice burger, but yeah, just a cup of coffee for her. No no drinks for me and it was 37 bucks with tip services average but I do like the old building, it’ll probably be a few years again I think next time I’ll try the Butler up in Saugatuck again that’s been probably at least 10 years or 15 since I’ve been there but I’ve heard funny things about that time if you know what I mean and I’m not that kind of guy with my 41 year marriage to my female wife anyway yeah I guess I try the ambience is kind of cool as a former car salesman I like seeing this a picture of a car for $675 in old Pontiac probably from the 40s or whatever or 30s. I don’t know what that’s about it. Actually, with the picture of the fish is from culvers, which for 15 bucks is a much better deal, believe it or not“