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! !

This is a great date night spot. They have lots to do pool tables, giant jenga, cards and connect…read morefour. The bathroom was clean, and the vibe was on point. The music was legit and we really enjoyed ourselves. They had a decent selection of alcohol to choose from. I decided to partake in the Hookah and it was fairly priced with lots of flavors. I was guided to the right flavor and it was very tasty. They do serve food, but we were there for drinks and fun. I did see a plate wall by and it caught my eye.

Great bartender and people were very accommodating. Beer cold and music was good. What else can…read moreyou u want

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.

The bartender has been quick to respond when I want service. But the server on the floor has played…read morea disappearing act more than once. The band is really fun. Not perfect but fun. The beverages are affordable for a venue. $4 beer $4 wine. And the best part is that we didn't pay for the event. We signed up for players cards and got the event for free.

From the owner: At the Bottleneck Blues Bar, giant crystal chandeliers dangle from the black ceiling, while across…read morethe way, the bar stools and tables are rimmed with bottle caps and one look at the 'junk wall' explains why it's become famous, with its layers of broken plates, dice, ancient LPs, a trombone case and more. But that's so not all. The point here is great entertainment!

Great place to have a cocktail or dinner Inside or outside…read morewe did both. Friendly service and good food and cocktails.

Good ambiance, beautiful interior and exterior, and friendly staff. Unfortunately, the food was…read morevery bland which was a major disappointment when considering the price. The $16 deviled eggs came with 2 whole eggs (4 halves), but were tasty. The fish tacos and Mac & cheese, although pretty, lacked flavor. The best part about this experience unfortunately was the atmosphere. Would not come back for the food, but maybe for drinks and lounging.

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.

The pork chop was the best! Atmosphere was great the service was top notch. You should go here…read morewhen you are in Vicksburg Mississippi.

The steaks and pork chop were the best I ever had! However the sides were mediocre at best. The…read morefried green tomatoes appetizer had hollandaise sauce and crab meat, but the fried tomato by itself had no flavor whatsoever. The battered fries had no taste without the dipping sauce. The mac and cheese was dull tasting and the green salad was more lettuce, one tiny wedge of tomato and 2 little rings of onion. I really expected more for the price of the food. The service was good. Very busy . It reminds me of an old cafe/truck-stop from the 50/60's era. The cafe was full and it was a little too loud for my personal comfort.