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?

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.

jazz legend cassandra wilsons club...a listening room so please sshhhhh…read more.. good sound. some alcohol on hand. byob was part of the rule the night i was there. upstairs lounge seating. very hip. 'where real musicians make real music in real time'... do it!

I really should kick myself for taking so long to visit this venue. I really enjoyed it, haven't…read moreexperienced anything like it in Jackson. The sound system was superb, very courteous staff. Absolutely love the "byos" concept. An intimate atmosphere that really made my Malbec delightful. Oh and I can't forget the entertainment. Kudos to the sound engineer the sound of the band and artist was crisp and clear. Worth checking out! !

Feed your soul, and your tummy, in Louisiana…read more Did you know that there are over 400 festivals every (normal) year in Louisiana? Jazz Fest, Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival, International Rice Festival, French Food Festival and, of course, Mardi Gras. My favorite, though, is French Quarter Festival. French Quarter Fest is the largest free music festival in the US. Featuring 20 stages of jazz, blues, gospel and more over 4 days, it is an amazing weekend. Try tastes from so many iconic restaurants or a Plum Street snowball at the tents stationed near the stages. So many great adventures. Walk through the sculpture garden in City Park, go on a swamp tour or listen to some classic music at Preservation Hall. From gumbo to crawfish boils to beignets and trendy pho shops, so many great places to eat. Or just go to a park and watch the sunset over the Mississippi River. Lasseiz les bon temps rouler.

don't acknowlegde coupons!!! Made up an excuse about why they couldn't accept it! couldn't get code…read moreto work in store, so just made up a story and said it was because I was with a large party!!! BULL

Great place, with good atmosphere. Mostly clean…read more Steak and potatoes cooked on fire were amazing! Steak was a little dry though, we asked medium well, but it was well done. Our server Nikki was awesome, very nice and helpful. I would come back for more steak and music at eve 8 out of 10!

Listen y'all. This place has fantastic food. We are native Texans, so you can imagine my skepticism…read moreseeing tamales on the menu. We ordered the tamale nachos and I was in church. Sing praise! Christen was an absolute gem and took such good care of us. Service was on point and the whole vibe of the place was cool and relaxing. Please come support Hal & Mals!!!

Was visiting from out of town and saw it had good reviews. They weren't wrong. It was delicious…read more The shakuska was outstanding. The tomato sauce was spicy, the pita bread underneath slightly crunchy. Two perfectly over easy eggs on top was a party in my mouth. My friend ordered a side of millionaire bacon. It was not very crispy. She said the regular bacon was more crispy and flavorful. I ordered the basic scrambled eggs, cheesy grits and andouille sausage platter. It was yummy and filling. The prices are reasonable. They also serve coffee, teas, sodas and boozy cocktails. Since it was brunch we ordered mimosas. There was a mix up and the server forgot to put in the appetizer, but Ana and the manager were extremely apologetic and made up for it. They have live music but sadly not on the day we were there. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, since the surface lot is shared between 3 restaurants. The company also owns and runs the restaurant next door called the Walk-in. It's super cute and open late night. Zee, the bartender made us a couple of Hugo spritz's- which were perfect. When in Jackson, this is a definite stop. They also serve po boys and other yummy sounding entrees. Reservations are recommended.

I was expecting more of a museum, but as the name states, this is a foundation to gather ideas and…read morehelp benefit others musically.

This place differently does not look like the pictures you will see on the internet. I came here on…read morea Saturday night and it was a very young crowd. I mean there were a lot of people with "x's" on their hand. They were charging a $5 cover and there were not a lot of people there outside of the people at a party in a private area on the side of place. It shares a building with another bar/restaurant called the 4th and Goal Sports Cafe. They have a huge parking lot that it shares with the other businesses located in the strip mall that it is in. It is a dimly lit joint that has 2 pool tables, a bar in the back, an indoor deck above the bar that you can rent out, a huge dance floor/open space with a few tables and chairs set up around it. There is also a stage and screens with television programming projected on them. For some reason they had hockey playing on them while I was there. They had a DJ playing all the hot hits. That was the best part of the night club by far. All and all, I was not very impressed and found myself yawning and saw many people leaving after only a few minutes of coming in. I was in bed by 11. I thought Saturday's were its best night, but I could be wrong.

The bartenders are overcharging the AFRICAN American customer. I was visiting from Memphis, I am a…read moreLaw enforcement officer and observed this practice taking place. I watched the bartenders conversing after ordering a drink and stopped the bartender before preparing my drink only to fill my glass with ice to water down my drink. Black people, you are being jacked and over charged for your drinks. Wise up!!!!$14 I paid for a Hennessy and Grand Mariner drink. Unreal!!!!!