Lassis Inn
518 E 27th St, Little Rock, AR, 72206
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Address :
518 E 27th St
Little Rock, AR, 72206 - Phone (501) 372-8714
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Jeff M.
Yelp scores again! My flight was delayed, this is 5 minutes from the airport. Read all the reviews and went for it! The food is AWESOME!!! I had catfish, cole slaw and fried okra. It was ALL amazing!!! The best part was the hush puppies!!!! To say the building is old is an understatement. Just go for the food!
(5)Herb T.
Down home fried fish! The buffalo fish is my favorite but the catfish is awesome too BUT this is the only place I. Have ever seen buffalo fish. Every where has catfish. Lassis Inn isn't for the delicate frigidly crowd. It's far from upscale and really a working mans joint. It's only 10minutes from the airport so when I get to little rock occasionally on business I can squeeze in a "feed"! A classic and one of a kind " mom and pop" operation. Belongs on diners drive-ins and dives!
(5)Sherri B.
I love this fish. They cook it like you want it and for me that's extra crispy. I've also had the fries and the okra. The okra was good any the fries were decent (no bad but not extra special either). I had catfish fillets but you can also get buffalo fish. They are different sizes for the orders and the larger sizes will definitely feed two people. On this visit I did not get a dessert but in the past I have had homemade poundcake from here. Needless to say it was very good; it's definitely not a box cake. Another reviewer described the atmosphere and I agree with their description. The only other place that I would consider purchasing fried fish from in Little Rock is Flying Fish in the River Market district. Flying Fish has an expanded menu that includes grilled entrees and oysters. It's near the Clinton Library.
(5)eric p.
i will preface this review with the fact that i am not a huge fan of 1) fried foods in general, or 2) catfish cooked in any manner. that being said, i felt like i should check this place out (seeing as how it's been in business for over 100 years). it really is a crappy little building in a bad part of town. and when you walk in, the air is so thick with grease that it is kind of hard to breathe. don't get me wrong, the place was clean. but with all that frying in such a tiny little place, the air is super heavy. not really my thing. people were very friendly. service was good. the food was ok i guess. we had catfish 3 ways (fillet, pieces, whole catfish in skin). the whole catfish was by far the best. it was so much more moist and delicious than the other 2 ways. i don't know that it was very flavorful, because it mainly just tasted like grease to me. but i guess if you're into that sort of thing, then you'll love it. we also tried the buffalo ribs, but we did not finish them. tasted very fishy and full of bones. we knew they would be bony, which is why most people don't even bother to cook them. i fish a lot and i never keep buffalo fish. i don't know anybody who does. it's known as a trash fish. but this place sells a bunch of them for some reason. with only 2 things on the menu (fried catfish or fried buffalo fish), there are no alternatives. so unless you just absolutely love the feeling of grease in the air and grease in your stomach, then there is no need to come here.
(3)Julie H.
I agree with the previous review, that it's a must for city folks. Tons of character, quaint establishment. Husband and I read about this spot in Garden & Gun magazine as a top 10 juke joint in the south. We had catfish dinners and our waitress suggested that sharing a 40oz was most economical. We enjoyed the dinners and will absolutely be back to share this special place with our friends who visit Arkansas. -There's a jukebox but a sign that states "No Dancing" I don't know if they're kidding or not. Either way, this place is adorable.
(4)Christopher F.
One of the most unique spots in the country and serves the most unique types of fish. Buffalo ribs are the best!!!!! Get an extra large with pickles and onions Very cozy, no frills and country ambiance. Wonderful southern hospitality A must stop for city folks
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