Former Confederate Army Surgeon, Andrew Jackson Borroum, founded the drugstore in 1865.  It is now the oldest family-owned pharmacy in the State of Mississippi and boasts an authentic, fully operational, soda fountain.  Here one can find Corinth’s local culinary delight, the Slugburger.  The patty – a combination of pork, soy and secret spices  - is deep fried and served on a hamburger bun with mustard, pickle and onion.  Its moniker came from the beginning when the burger was sold for a nickel, also known as a slug.  While the Slugburger is still the same, the price has gone up!  The average cost of a Slugburger is $1.75. (Corinth even has a festival during the second week of July in honor of the Slugburger).  Borroum’s is also a great place for a cherry coke or chocolate malt.  A full menu is available for those not wanting to try a Slugburger.  For history buffs, Borroum’s features a nice collection of Native-American arrowheads and spear points, Civil War artifacts, and historic photographs.  Located at 604 East Waldron.

Grill Hours:
Monday – Friday, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Saturday, 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.