“Trying to pick one bite from JCT. Kitchen & Bar is always a challenge, but this year, we’re taking our hats off to their magnificent mussels with house bacon, Serrano chile and onion served with toast for soppin’.”
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“JCT. Kitchen is … earning raves for its creative Southern fare.”
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“JCT. continues to offer its Sunday Supper. This economical family-style feast begins with heavy-on-the-mayo deviled eggs and this chef’s new buttery layered biscuits that melt my Southern heart.”
“Tradition meets trend in the best possible way at Ford Fry’s Westside gem where modern Southern cuisine done with style and well-crafted cocktails are served by an attentive, but not overbearing staff.”
“[Ford Fry’s] beloved JCT. Kitchen & Bar features Sunday dinners with an upscale take on the traditional meat ‘n’ three.”
“Southern fare meets sophistication at this Westside staple, where chef-owner Ford Fry’s takes on fried chicken, shrimp and grits, and those delectable truffle Parmesan fries have kept patrons coming back for six years. Chow down on deviled eggs or buttery mussels while sipping on Southern delights like the JCTea and Wild South, and check out the upstairs bar’s live music series on the weekends.”
“With marinated tomatoes layered over creamy goat cheese and piled with lemony arugula on pillowy ciabatta, it is just about the best chicken sandwich out there. If a better precursor exists for that sandy than the flavorful shrimp and avocado salad, we want to know about it.”
“Taking its name from the nearby historic railroad junction, JCT. Kitchen & Bar found romance in the freight trains that rumbled noisily by and a ready crowd for its easygoing menu that reads like that of a typical Southern cafeteria but delivers more. Its creamy macaroni and cheese features smoky Benton’s bacon (yow!) and the “chicken and dumplings” arrive as pitch-perfect coq au vin over airy sheep’s-milk ricotta gnocchi.”
