Best American Restaurants in Mississippi
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Mississippi's best restaurants based upon thousands of OpenTable diner reviews
Treat your taste buds: Explore Mississippi restaurants.
Diners' Choice Winners: Best Overall
Mississippi's best restaurants based upon thousands of OpenTable diner reviews
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We dined at 1818 For a special occasion. First we had drinks in the study and then proceeded to the dining room. The location is a lovely setting for and intimate dinner. George, our server, gave us the exact right amount of attention: everything on time, but no hovering. We loved the food. I’d call it southern fancy. We felt the wine list was good and prices reasonable. More
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I loved the jazz brunch, and I would come back to Jackson just to go to Table 100. More
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Amazing food and service. Will definitely go back again. More
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Discover Mississippi
When dining in Mississippi, be prepared for seafood and lots of it. From crab to shrimp and catfish to oysters, the abundance of seafood on menus throughout the state provides a not-so-subtle reminder that Mississipi sits proudly along the Gulf of Mexico. Many of the state's favorite seafood preparations involve deep frying. Try those fried morsels dipped in comeback sauce or stuffed in a po'boy sandwich. Mississippi isn't just a coastal state; it's also a Southern one, and that means there's plenty of down-home Southern cooking to be found here. You'll enjoy biscuits and gravy for breakfast and cornbread, barbecue ribs, breaded okra and fried chicken for dinner. What to drink with that? Why a cold glass of sweet tea, of course!
Discover Mississippi
When dining in Mississippi, be prepared for seafood and lots of it. From crab to shrimp and catfish to oysters, the abundance of seafood on menus throughout the state provides a not-so-subtle reminder that Mississipi sits proudly along the Gulf of Mexico. Many of the state's favorite seafood preparations involve deep frying. Try those fried morsels dipped in comeback sauce or stuffed in a po'boy sandwich. Mississippi isn't just a coastal state; it's also a Southern one, and that means there's plenty of down-home Southern cooking to be found here. You'll enjoy biscuits and gravy for breakfast and cornbread, barbecue ribs, breaded okra and fried chicken for dinner. What to drink with that? Why a cold glass of sweet tea, of course!
