Corner Grill

Great local greasy spoon. Their burgers are delicious as are their homemade desserts. Can’t go wrong with any menu item here. Gets kind of bush on weekends though so plan ahead

good food! love coming here.

This is a total hole-​in-​the-​wall — a cinder block building surrounded by unmarked gravel parking, with a sign out front announcing that the Grill will servve dinner tonight — the sign was printed, not hand drawn — deduct some style points here. Once inside you are greeted with various school pennants, some local high schools, some college — there is a big LSU fan lurking nearby. The interior is dark, a little dingy, time worn, but perfectly serviceable.
They serve breakfast (including a Liver Pudding & Egg Sandwich for $ 2.79 — add back style points here), lunch (almost exclusively sandwiches, including a Bologna Sandwich — more style points), and apparently they serve dinner, at least when the Furniture Market is happening.
They offer, at lunch, a Glenn Special — Plate which is a hamburger patty with cheese, bacon, tomato, chili, slaw, onions, mayo, mustard & ketchup on a healthy bed of lettuce with pickles on the side — this can be doubled, and jalapenos can be added. There was no indication that a family member had to be present, or that a release had to be signed if this item was ordered. Single for $ 4.29, double for a buck more, with jalapenos adding 75 cents.
But this little place is singularly about the great, greasy Burger — with or without cheese, and for $ 2.89 you will be hard pressed to find a better one anywhere around. Just order it — skip the FF (ridged bundles of non-​taste), the Hot Dog — weiner of suspect lineage and weak, sweet chili, and the Pimento Cheese is commercially produced.
Might want to try the Homemade Chicken, Tuna, or Egg Salads, but the Burger is the reason for being here. Service is reasonably efficient, when focused — this tends to come and go — part of the charm of such places.

Off the beaten path and a step back in time. Had the Glenn special.