Us and another couple decided to take road trip and check out Booby T's. So we stopped in on a Saturday evening to try it out for dinner. It was a happening place! everyone but us were locals! But is was a friendly place. One down side, they really don't have any craft beers, the closest was Fat Tire! Oh well, We checked over the menu and made our selections, My wife ordered the fish sandwich, when it was served it was huge! Our friends wife ordered the small tenderloin, she said it was very good. My buddy ordered the boasted chicken dark meat. He was it was good very juicy. I ordered the boasted chicken white meat. It was also very good. My buddy ordered the chicken gizzards which he said were pretty good. I ordered the onion rings, they were pretty good, a little greasy though. It did take a long time for our food to come out, partly because of the boasted chicken I suppose, and because they were so busy. Lot of take out ordered we noticed. Overall your typical small town bar/pub. Note, they only take cash no credit or debit cards.

Atkins is a very small town, and this is the only place to sit down and grab something to eat. Every time we visit my grandparents, we have to stop here and have food and drinks. As we were in town for my grandpa's funeral, it was only appropriate that we stopped here to have drinks in his honor. The food is very good, nothing fancy--just cheap and well prepared. The food is typical bar fare; we would always visit with my grandparents for the hamburger special. Over the years, a visit to Atkins just isn't complete without a visit to Bobby T's. For us, it is definitely nostalgic and sentimental. For those from small towns, it is a typical place to eat. Those from a more urban environment may not see the charm. But we love it here--from the frosty mugs to the cheeseballs to the pizza--we feel at home.