At Betty’s Place, you’ll enjoy delicious soul food such as BBQ rib plates and catfish plates plus all the fixins’

George's Lounge is self-described simply as "The Best," serving some serious soul food.  Located on historic Church Street, Pearlean Warren offers customers at George's true home cooking.  She leaves her daily menu at the B.B. King Museum around the corner and treats busloads of tourists to Mississippi cooking.

Next door to Pea-Soup’s on Highway 82, Lost Pizza Co. serves handmade pizza with homemade dough (thin or thick, as you wish) featuring special sauces and cheeses combining Southern and Caribbean influences.  Vegetarian “Happy Hippie” quite popular.  The buffalo wings come in several flavors, too.  Young owners, ecle...

Nola serves updated Southern comfort food taken to new levels.   Seared sushi-grade tuna as an entrée or topping a specialty salad, catfish sliders, and whole fresh flounder complement the steak and gumbo offerings.  Enjoy the unique atmosphere of the former 1918 movie theatre.  Full bar.   

Pea-Soup's is described as "Dairy Bar meets Delta Diner."  It serves such Delta staples as tamales and catfish along with burgers (“floating” in chili optional) and the best homemade chicken salad, for lunch and supper.  Founded in 1968 by Connie and Emmett "Pea Soup" Lott, the restaurant is now under the second-generation ove...

Located across the street from the B.B. King Museum, The Blue Biscuit is a cool old storefront with a relaxing atmosphere! The Blue Biscuit offers elegant, serious gourmet fare, authentic Southern soul food, award winning BBQ and even a "Redneck Fish Fry," but they can work with you to execute any menu you desire - uptown or down home.

For Mississippi food products, art, and antiques, and a “ladies’ lunch” that’s not for ladies only, a stop at The Crown Restaurant is a must.  Their Catfish Paté has been named Outstanding Hors d'oeuvres at the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade's Fancy Food Show.  The Crown's Taste of Gourmet...