The Turkey Leg Hut

    The Turkey Leg Hut is a fan favorite that is making a big splash! They provide a variety of foods, but their specialty is undoubtedly turkey legs. $14 for the famous Turkey Leg, a slowly smoked turkey leg with a special ingredient and spice. The skin literally peels away from the bones. Flavored Turkey legs are $16,  Increase the taste by adding more sauce. $24 for a stuffed turkey leg. The legendary turkey leg stuffed with the spicy TLH Dirty rice cooked from scratch. Turkey Legs with Alfredo Shrimp Stuffing are $32. 

    In a now-deleted Instagram post, the restaurant announced its new dress code, which is rather severe for such a laid-back establishment. “All body parts must be entirely covered” and “no swimwear” are among the requirements, as are “exposed undergarments” such as sports bras and panties, and apparel with “obscene language.” Twitter erupted in a frenzy shortly after this new policy was announced, prompting the restaurant's name to trend on the platform late into Saturday morning. Many commenters criticized the policy as racist, citing the long history of clothing restrictions being used to keep people of color out of places like restaurants. 

    The Turkey Leg Hut has a four and a half star rating, and I wholeheartedly agree with it.This is a must-see location. It's well worth the trip, the wait, and the cash. It's delicious, and I don't think you can go wrong with a turkey leg. The meat literally falls off the bone. Take your family, your friends, your neighbor, or even a complete stranger. This location is excellent. Live music is fantastic, and there is a wide variety of drinks to choose from. However, I've been advised that if you want to attend on the weekend, you should make reservations. I shall return. There is also a food truck on site, as well as catering! Just to have these folks cater a gathering, I'll have to plan one. These people are well-versed in the situation.


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