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Fox and Hound Bar and Grill 

6565 Towne Center Crossing 

Southaven 

4 out of 5 POWs 

I wasn't hoping to go to lunch this previous Friday. I was occupied at my work area getting up to speed with superhuman business. In any case, when Bane broke out of Arkham Asylum close to noon, it was dependent upon the Bat to bring him back. 

Since I was making the rounds at any rate, it seemed well and good to stop some place for some genuine food - not corner store food. I had enough of that during the week. 

I captured Bane in Southaven, and since the lumbering super scoundrel is consistently ravenous at noon, he had an idea. 

Curse recommended we look at Fox and Hound Bar and Grill. Since I wasn't there previously, a speedy look at their menu persuaded me that we were unable to turn out badly with sports bar food. 

I was somewhat amazed however when we pulled up to see the parking area somewhat… meager, will we say? Truth be told, adjacent to Bane and myself, there were two men at the bar and just two different coffee shops. There gave off an impression of being a little gathering in the back where they have a pool table. However, that was it. At the point when we got some information about it, she disclosed to us that it is quite often stuffed on work day evenings. 

Curse had a craving to attempt the fried fish and French fries, and in light of the fact that he is a major kid, he requested mozzarella blocks for a canapé. They are arranged hand breaded in spice pinko breadcrumbs, delicately singed, and presented with marinara sauce. 

Plague and I both concurred that they hit the nail on the head. 

"They tasted great and were filling," Bane said. "I do wish that the sauce had been heated up." 

He was additionally very much happy with his decision of the fried fish and French fries. The two fish filets come lager battered in Sam Adams and are presented with cole slaw, crease cut fries, and tartar sauce. Plague then, at that point, slathered the filets with vinegar, which compensated for the way that the tartar sauce posed a flavor like mayonnaise. 

"They were all around battered bits of white fish," Bane said. "It combined well with the customary malt vinegar. I got two pieces rather than three and it was filling since they were very acceptable size bits of fish." 

I was quickly amped up for attempting their Nashville hot chicken. I used to visit Hattie's in Memphis which acquainted me with Nashville hot chicken. I was torn by whether to arrange the Nashville hot chicken macintosh and cheddar (chicken strips served over macintosh 'n' cheddar) or simply the Nashville hot chicken sandwich. 

I settled on the macintosh 'n' cheddar, yet was baffled when our worker said they were out of macintosh n' cheddar. Along these lines, Plan B, I went with the Nashville hot chicken sandwich. 

I'm not enthusiastic about hot food overall. Furthermore, it infrequently concurs with my stomach. I love Popeye's fiery chicken, yet it doesn't care for me. Yet, I get this is on the grounds that it adds a pleasant character. I was wonderfully amazed to find that Fox and Hound's Nashville chicken has some warmth to it, yet not the sort of consume your mouth heat. 

The chicken came finished off with cole slaw, dill pickles and aioli, and a side of crease fries. I thought the cole slaw and aioli gave the sandwich a decent generally speaking character. It had heat, yet not the sort of warmth at Hattie B's. 

Fox and Hound is a lovely spot to eat. I'm happy he recommended that we check it out. I'm typically not a games bar sort of superhuman. However, with a broad beverage menu I can see where Fox and Hound could be a pleasant spot to come and hang out, eat wings, have a beverage and watch a game. Also, their menu has enough on there that I would return again for lunch.