My husband got the steak and he said it was very good, one of the best he has had at a restaurant!!…read moreI ordered the tuna steak and it was tender and absolutely delicious!! All the sides were great too! Would highly recommend!

We went to the corner bar for drinks and chill and they didn't not disappoint! great service and me…read moreand my wife had great time.

Very nostalgic. Has a past history and only serves alcohol. Service was great and bartender was…read morevery friendly. Very cool place.

Fun, fun, fun. From bartenders who are willing to create a cocktail for you to darts and a decor…read morethat is engaging, this is a great hangout. Music, check. Games? Check. Great beverages? Check. View? Check. Now, just work on parking, lol.

Visited from Louisiana for the 4th of July weekend, owner and staff treated us like locals - sat…read moreand chatted with us and gave great service. Drinks were cold and their back patio was great to sit out on and play some cards! Looking forward to coming back!

Was only in for the weekend from Wiggins ms.... We had absolute blast here. Very friendly people…read moreand the bouncer and security was very chill!

Great place for drinks and amazing music! We had been to Natchez several times and just found this…read moregem last time. Bar service was great as well!

Layout and atmosphere were very inviting, and the ceilings are covered in fascinating pieces of art…read morethat form a mural to tell a story. Friendly servers, good drinks, and great live music!

We went there on a Friday night and had an amazing time. Wait staff treated us like family. Live…read moremusic with a solo jazz musician was awesome. We had drinks and food that were all great. Cozy ambiance in this rooftop bar in downtown Natchez. Give it a visit and you will enjoy. Hotel rooms also available in the Natchez Manor in same building.

We had blackened' ribeye and shrimp & grits in the restaurant. Only ones eating but the meal was…read moregood. Decent menu. Lunch is evidently the busy time to come, but busy means good, right?

We are walking around Natchez Mississippi for a break from our Viking cruise and decided to take in…read morethe rabbit hole. Great ambience and very casual, a lot of places were closed on Tuesday, came in and had a very nice hazy. And had a seat in the bar, love the bar. Friendly people in Natchez! love the town.

Was in town for a conference and stopped at the Rabbit Hole for lunch…read more Overall impressions 3.5 Stars Ambiance: 4 Stars The bar restaurant is airy and open. One big room with 12 tables and about a dozen seats at the bar. The bar itself is cool and warm with the dark wood. You can tell a lot of people have use the bar for their food and drinks - in a good way. A great place to have a conversation but can become really loud due to its "open feel". NOTE: There is an outdoor seating area three or four tables so that might the area for you. Just tell you will be sitting out there for your meal. Food: 3.25 Stars Ordered the half size Andouille Sausage PoBoy w a side of Seasoned Curly Fries. (Extra) everything is a la carte. So, the PoBoy has so much more potential to be better. The best part is the sausage. About 6" link halved. The Cajun seasoning was yummy and spicy. It brought the heat. The sausage was fire charred and you will like the burnt ends though it was slightly chewy. Gotta' work your dentures. The "slaw" mixtures uses a vinegar based dressing and was a good complement to the sausage however, there wasn't a lot on the sandwich. The pickles were so-so. The bread was buttered and toasted but it needs mayo, come-back sauce or mustard to bring the sandwich to higher level. The seasoned curly was nicely fried and tasted decent. You get a healthy portion of it which was much appreciated however my guy says, "You don't need it, BUT you really do"! So would I ordered this again? Only if it came with a lot more slaw or mayo or mustard. NOTE: I saw the person ordered Cheeseburger Sliders and the ordered were three of them. Maybe next time I'll order it. Just need to make sure to have bed available to sleep of the meal. Service: 4 Stars Bartender / Server was pleasant and friendly but was busy due to the lunch crowd. Lack of staff - welcome to the current world we live in.

Great location in upstairs dining room overlooking a Mississippi River sunset. Food was tasty. I…read morehad the Shrimp with special grits -Spicy and cheesy and a meuniere sauce. The shrimp were nicely cooked and seasoned. The alcohol drinks were okay, my husband's Manhattan was too sweet and my margarita was so-so. Brother-in-law had the etoufee which was just ok. Husband's red fish was described as blackened but was served deep fried, but tasty nonetheless. Veggies were good also. Service and atmosphere just dandy.

Service is slow but good. We only ordered appetizers and glad we didn't order an entree, we would…read morestill be there !!! We ordered three beers and two appetizers and it took 2 hours

come for the food, stay for the atmosphere, the soundtrack, the view, the friendly staff.. my order…read morewas kind of all over the place with additions, side substituting, and trying the old favs, and everything was spot on..

The Camp - Natchez, Mississippi…read more We were in Natchez for the weekend and decided to give The Camp a try for dinner--and it did not disappoint! We ordered the Camp Nachos, Pig in a Pancho, and Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em, then finished it off with the Bread Pud'n for dessert. Everything was absolutely amazing, and the service was great from start to finish. The Camp Nachos were hands down the best pulled pork nachos we have ever had. The food was so good that we actually went back the very next day for lunch! Great food, great service, and a laid-back atmosphere right on the banks of the Mississippi River. If you're visiting Natchez, **The Camp is definitely worth a stop--or two.

Happened through on work travel on a Thursday around 1:00pm . Very eclectic atmosphere, great food…read more, had the smash burger and fries , 10/10. Great service from a fairly new bartender as she explained. A great experience overall.

cutest spot to eat / drink! Frankie (owner) himself greeted us at the door and cleaned a table for…read moreus. We were visiting from Louisiana for the 4th of July, he sat with us and told us all the local spots to check out during our stay. Staff were so prompt and the truffle fries were delicious! All around 10/10 experience and we can't wait to come back! Cucumber martini was suggested by our waitress, delicious!

I just want everyone to know that they allow their staff to brush their teeth in the kitchen area…read morewhile fixing food! And when you say something about, you're the one that's kicked out.

Okay, full disclosure: I love this place in a ridiculous way. It's not fancy, nice, or even…read moreparticularly clean. If you're heading to F. Jones though, you're not going somewhere where you're trying to be fancy. You just wanna dance to some blues and have a damn good time. And you WILL. F. Jones is THE late night spot in Jackson. I'm not even entirely sure what time this place opens. I think it's 10 or 11? I know if you get there before midnight most nights, you can avoid paying cover. BUT, I don't think I've ever showed up before midnight. This place pops off past midnight. This is where everyone heads once the other bars are closing, so everyone has usually already had a couple drinks. (PS, take an UBER! Do not drink and drive!) There is always live music-- typically some very Mississippi blues act. Everyone is dancing and having such a good time on the dance floor. The bar is dark, smoky, and crowded. It's VERY Mississippi. Outside, they are usually smoking some hot dogs, burgers, BBQ. It's cheap and delicious, and usually JUST what you need at that time of the night. The drinks are cheap. Cover to get in is usually $10, and you can get beers as cheap as $2 or $3 usually. F. Jones is definitely not an EVERY night type of thing. I mean, it's a LATE night. But every now and then, it's a really good time and definitely worth your while. Go get your dance on, y'all.