This is located across from Anthony's and under (basement) of Aunt Jenny's. Dive? Yes! Cool? Yes!…read moreIf you want to hang out in a dive bar, drink cold beer and listen to live music....well come on down! The bartender was hustling and as quick as he could be (only one). But it wasn't too crazy. There are some tables and a U shaped bar to sit. The crowd is friendly too! This place feels like a dive bar! Dark and tucked away. But the 2 piece band was fun and pretty good. American Idols? No, but live music to chill out with, definitely! Parking is tight during the peak dining hours of the 2 restaurants but we walked out of Anthony's at 9:30 and it seemed like there were a few open spots. There are some Elvis photos and dare I say "shrine " LOL but my husband got a kick out of it. After all, Elvis was here in the 50 or 60's when he was seeing a Biloxi girl. Go hang out and pick up the vibe they are throwing down! Cheers

fun environment to listen to live music. tonight music…read morestarted at 9:00. small basement bar with beer and mainstream cocktails. order at the bar, no table service .

Sugar Pearls? Have you ever had sprinkled on hot waffles with not one but two fried chicken…read moretenders. Ground Zero Biloxi Sunday Brunch Chicken and Waffles. Best Ever! Yummy! The brunch has more than a few waffle variety. I asked for a bit of powdered sugar on side like warm syrup and sugar pearls weren't enough! The texture alone was awesome then.. wait, yes the crunchy sweet treat through yummy waffle morsels is sugar pearls. Oh My a Sugar Explosion. Loved Loved Loved em. Best Breakfast. The music was fun, what a Sunday Treat. Gotta Go to Biloxi again. Soon!!

Had a grand time for my birthday…read more Went for Sunday brunch, which was recommended by a friend. There was live music, loved the vibe, and the atmosphere. We had a reservation, the hostess was friendly, we were seated right in front the stage. Our server was great. Friendly and full of conversation. I ordered the avocado toast with egg over medium and they were cooked perfectly. The taste was good and the bread was fluffy. My husband ordered the omelet which came with potato wedges and he ordered a side of cheesy grits. There was a problem with the grits, not having the cheese and not hot (warm) and the wedges were almost cold. They were delicious with whatever the seasoning and butter sauce was. I give them a 5 star because they didn't hesitate to get the order corrected. Plus the wedges that were given as the correction, came in a bowl. The wedges that came with the omelet was only about 5 or 6 at the most. I got a birthday dessert which was a warm brownie with ice cream and caramel drizzle. This was really yummy I did order a mocktail, I showed a picture of something I had before and they did a good job of being creative. The artist was really good that day, enjoyed her voice and her songs. Not my usual music but I can vibe with most music and we enjoyed her.

I loved this place so much!…read more It's quirky, it's nostalgic, it's fun. We were there for lunch, so no live music, but there is a full calendar of acts. The food was fantastic! The sweet potato casserole was the best I've had, and the potato salad was fully loaded. Loved the sauce varieties, and had the mud pie for dessert which was scrumptious. The staff was so friendly and helpful. Lots of seating, lots of parking, lots to do...gift shop, glamping, the bayou, and of course "the poo with a view", lol.

Not good at all…read more Ordered 1/2# brisket + 1/2# pulled pork + 1/2 rack of baby-back ribs + a pint of beans & a pint of cole slaw + some original BBQ sauce = $68. The good: our $4.50 Shiner Bock was ice cold. That's all that we enjoyed. Ribs were overcooked and beyond tender - no smoked taste - meat was mushy fall off the bone - the texture was terrible. . Pulled pork was flavorless - it was devoid of any seasonings - we couldn't taste any seasonings or smoke flavors. Brisket had a great bark but otherwise it was dry and over cooked. Ordered 1/2 flat & 1/2 moist, which surprisingly puzzled the order taker as though he had never heard brisket has 2 distinct textures. All we got was dry flat slices. And they offer no burnt ends: "we're so busy, we would have no time to serve burnt ends." BBQ sauce was almost black and tasted burned. It was inedible. Beans were thin and pale and way too soupy. The cole slaw was soupy and very sweet. Since this place is apparently popular, and our servings were so different from BBQ in Texas and FL and SC, MS folks like a very strange facsimile of real BBQ. All in all, the Shed was just not good. Any Sonny's anywhere is miles better. We most certainly won't be back.

Amazing place Best shrimp and grits I've had…read moreLive music good vibes Great staff Live in mobile came for a convention would make the drive again just to eat here

The food was amazing and the service was great!. The ambiance was wonderful, hadn't heard of this…read moreand it was a spur of the moment decision to eat here.

We started off a little rough...they were out of ribs and burnt ends. No ribs at a BBQ joint?!?…read more So we went with brisket and smoked sausage. My wife and I did not agree....but her brisket was very fatty. I also had a large helping of fried okra along with some yummy potato salad. I was pretty stuffed so I shared my leaner brisket pieces with my wife. So it was a split decision on the food but service was good.

I love this place. I come a few times every winter when I am down here. The pulled pork is always…read moregood. I had the pulled pork and pulled chicken too, and it was good. Today I had the brisket sandwich and enjoyed it as well. If you are lucky, Kaleigh will wait on you. She is a good and attentive waitress. Big bar, lots of seating, multiple tvs. But street parking fills in fast, so come early.

Locals will tell you to come to the Faubourg Marigny instead of the overhyped Bourbon Street to…read morehear jazz. On a previous trip we had seen an evening show at Snug Harbor and wanted to experience something else. We had read good things about the Spotted Cat and their sets run all afternoon. We were a little confused about price because one of our guidebooks said there is no cover but you're supposed to order drinks. There was a doorman who charged us something like $5 each (still cheap!) and we ordered beer and a N/A drink at the bar and listened to a great jazz group playing old-time jazz. Interior is tiny and you're pretty close to the performers. We were standing at first but eventually found some seats as people left. There is even a back courtyard if you want to be outside, although I don't know if you can hear the music or not. We bought a CD from the band and enjoyed it when we got back home. All in all, a great New Orleans experience.

Fun little spot on the Frenchmen…read more On a slow night they were the only spot asking for cover but this was the first spot we stopped at so we had no idea if this was still a norm, but walking around more, we saw spots that were free. The vibe is divey with some tables and the stage with musicians is near the front. The music was great and musicians very talented. Drinks were fine and came out quickly. Overall had a nice time enjoying the music!

It's about time Beau Rivage that you treated the Eight75 to an upgrade! This is the place that…read moreregulars and visitors go to on the weekends! It's going to be nice to see some fresh scenery brought into the Eight75. I'm definitely looking forward to the updates in 6 months...I'll be looking for my invite to the celebrations!! :)

The energy at this bar within the Beaux Rivage on a Thursday night is so much fun. The cover band…read moreTriggerproof is playing so many great favorites & it's so much fun. Everyone is dancing & singing along. The drinks are affordable & service is good.

Wow!! What a great space! I was in BSL last weekend for a…read morefriend's art show which happened to be in this amazing location. The current owner (she says caretaker) hosts a wide variety of events from art shows, to live music, to you name it. The art collection on the walls is great and really honors the history of the space. The evening I was there, the bar was open and there was a table full of snacks, as well as a dj. If you have a chance get over for a visit ASAP. Parking is on the train track side of the building.

I'm truly fascinated by all facets of American history-- the good, the bad, and the ugly…read more As a lover of music, this stop is important to me as it's my first visit to an actual hall on the "chitlin circuit" (built in 1922) where so many black, musical giants played. While many of the former structures on the Chitlin' Circuit are no longer standing, 100 Men Hall is a rare treasure on the Gulf Coast. What's the Chitlin' Circuit? : Segregation in the South forced Black musicians into a narrow yet robust performance corridor called "the chitlin circuit," an historic network of performance spaces that eventually put the Hall on the Mississippi Blues Trail map. "Over many decades, the Hall attracted legendary musicians such as Ray Charles, James Brown, Etta James, Sam Cooke, BB King, Chuck Berry, Diamond Joe, Ernie K-Doe, Fats Domino, Lee Dorsey, James Booker, Irma Thomas, Professor Longhair and countless other Black musicians at a time when white-only clubs forbid their entry."

The burgers are always on point. I love the Grocery burger with avocado. They have a decent beer…read moreselection and it's a good venue for families as well.

A staple in coastal culture is the delicious GSG. Great diverse menu, drinks, and live music in the…read moreheart of downtown Ocean Springs. Super friendly staff, and indoor/ outdoor dining make this a local favorite. I ordered the spicy roast beef gyro and fries. Our table ordered burgers and their delicious beach bread. Highly recommend by my family, my musician family, and the majority of Ocean Springs. Crucial if visiting the city.

BEST dirty martini on the coast!!! Wonderful atmosphere and…read morebartender... thanks David for a happy time!! Worth the drive from North Carolina!! Will definitely be back to the Scarlett Pearl.

We simply must talk about Butler's y'all! So-- picture it, D'Iberville, 2019. The hubs and I are…read moreexploring the area and looking for a craft cocktail lounge. I'm searching Yelp, and don't quite find a clear front runner. So, I change my search to "cocktail bar" and Butler's pops up. I didn't quite trust it as there are plenty of bars in the area between Ocean Springs and D'Iberville, but I wanted an extensive bourbon and whiskey selection for the hubs, no crap! I checked out the photos and zeroed in. Upon arrival, I was completely shocked to find out that it's inside a casino resort. I missed that in my search. It's hidden in plain sight! First and foremost, who knew there were sprawling casinos situated behind residential neighborhoods in Mississippi?! Wow! -- I digress. We committed and we went for it. I'm so glad we did! We were immediately greeted by Josh, bartender extraordinaire, and the rest is history. Remember that extensive bourbon and whiskey selection we were looking for? ... FOUND IT! Butler's literally has it all, and Josh is the perfect handler! He's knowledgeable about the different brands, aging processes, and truly proved himself to be an expert in the field. Aside from the bar, Josh suggested that we sign up for rewards (which we did) and try the food (which we did as well). Overall, he's a team player and made us feel at home. We initially planned to stop in for drink or two, and ended up playing a few slots, and staying for dinner. All in all, our introductory trip to Butler's definitely won us over, and we'll be back soon!