Huckleberry's Catfish Buffet

Place real clean. But there are flys around and I bet on the buffet. Catchfish fillet to salty and lack of actual seasoned flavor, chicken tenders not bad juicy no real flavor. Fried chicken to greasy. Soup was very good. Grean beanie nice and simple just how I like them. Steak cat fish was perfect had two pieces flavor on point a was fluffy and juicy. Coleslaw good. Hush puppies very good too good. Tried the hunny bun or cinnamon bun if I had to categorize it a delicious fluffy baked roll lack of cinnamon but I ate it all.

Very good food, yet somewhat limited options.
The place was packed after just opening at 4:00 PM. That's a good sign.
The flavors were on point, but like stated earlier, very limited options.
I know that catfish is their specialty but, at the same time, I wish they had more varieties of fish and ways of preparing said fish.
All in all, not a bad experience. My wife really liked it a lot. Especially the ribs......

This hidden gem is worth the time and/or drive. We arrived just after they opened on Sunday. There is a long hall for the times when they are busy. You pay as you enter (military and senior discounts). The buffet starts immediately. Lots of southern fried choices. A very reasonable price for the quality and amount of the food. The dining area was clean and spacious. Keep in mind there is a line waiting for their delicious cinnamon rolls.

Walk down to try it out while the fixed a tire at the Loves down the street. Was pleasantly surprised. Tried a little of everything: green beans, coleslaw, boiled shrimp, fried shrimp, baked beans and the fried catfish. Everything had a very nice flavor and was very fresh except some of the boiled shrimp which were soft and unappetizing. At 17.99 per person before taxes seemed a bit expensive to me. Would definitely recommend trying if you are around.