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

Under The Hill Saloon - Bars Near Me - Natchez, Mississippi

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I loved this quirky little bar. The stories these walls could tell! UTH saloon is jam packed with history and the stories tell themselves from the many articles and relics posted on the walls. It is said that Mark Twain himself used to frequent this joint and I can see why. We really enjoyed our visit. The bartender was super kind and attentive and the spaces were unique. My favorite area is the green room type space in the back. You can even sit on the elephant for a photo op! What a great little place! read more

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Wonderful atmosphere and service!! Beautiful sunset views!! We will definitely go back on our next visit to Natchez!! read more

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Music, friendly patrons and staff! Lot 's of fun. Great views driving down to the Saloon of the Mighty Mississippi River and Bridge day and night! read more

Lee appears to be an icon at this place. She can initially come across as harsh, you'll soon learn that she's not only very helpful and kind, but she's also very funny. Went to this establishment twice. Once for the karaoke and the second time they had a band. Although the band was nice, I think the crowd and atmosphere for karaoke was more fun. The drinks are very reasonably priced, and they allow you to bring in food if needed. Very nice place and neatly located in front of the Mississippi River. read more

The best delta blues dude playing and cool feeling bar which is why it got 5. The bartender is nice but doesn't know how to make any drinks. Just keep it simple here and be prepared to get drunk as he is a super heavy pourer. Swear he poured hog the bottle of makers in my glass. Great prices. Great spot and just man that dude killed some blues. read more

Under The Hill Saloon - Brint was awesome! - Bars Near Me - Natchez, Mississippi

Loved the old school charm of this place. It was really fun. Forewarning: $17 for two drinks but they were sturdy-- basically a double pour. Just letting you know, but worth every penny to us. read more

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Tuesday night karaoke night is the best! Go see Mama Lee and Kevin for an entertaining night!

Great little bar on the mighty Mississip!! Go have a drink and check out their secret garden next to the bar itself! It's beautiful and charming! Careful not to ring the bell unless you want to buy a round for the entire bar!! it's the rules! Nice area to walk and shop and just relax and have a drink. Beer was cold! read more

Historic old bar with loads of history and tradition. Probably more lively in the evenings than afternoon but it was a Sat afternoon. I think its time to swap out the tables for ones that feel more welcoming and inclusive to all patrons. There is some parts of history that don't need to be preserved. read more

I don't ordinarily drink alcohol at 11am but when I do I prefer a sleepy little tavern like this one. Of course I say sleepy little tavern but it may be quite lively at 11pm as opposed to the am. Maybe I'm just an old geezer who gets started too early. You know beer at 11, Picadilly dinner at 4pm and bed by 7. Anywho... This bar is located at the bottom of the bluff on Silver St as you approach the Isle of Capri riverboat casino. I have no interest in that but this bar just blocks away was almost perfect. As we sat down inside the bar with a perfect view of the river, I could almost feel how it was 200 years ago with all the boat traffic and the longshoreman coming in and out to get a cold one and a piece of.....cake?!?! (dirty minded people). The views of the river put you in a relaxing state as you drink your beverage of choice. The only other people in there were older locals enjoying a coffee. The place is decorated in mostly steam ship memorabilia in the front bar with a small stage for live music, there is also a game room in the back for darts and fooshball as well as a really cool atrium. The only issue is there were not any beer on tap and that always bugs me. Other than that I liked it but my girlfriend was kinda creeped out but the quietness of the place. read more

Cool place They don't serve food but the drinks are great. Unique atmosphere and view

Very cool place. Perfect view. Great live music (at least when I was there) super service

Rating is entirely based on the building and its history. We just had a couple of drinks and staff was friendly. The building does live to all its hype read more

Had lunch there. The shrimp and crab bisque was excellent along with the crab stuffed mushrooms. Weslaco had the shrimp and angel hair pasta. It was good but was not as flavorful as I was expecting. We love the view and the service was very good. We will come back. read more

Great drinks! Live music is always great!!! If you ever get the chance to come watch Matt willis and Ben lewis sing please do yourself a favor and come watch these great guys! read more

Top tier food. I'm a fireman in Natchez and we were doing pre planning and worked up the appetite. Highly recommend it for anyone in the area. read more

Karaoke guy has little man syndrome. Hits on every woman in the bar trying to get them to sing and won't let men sing. My gf was so grossed out we had to leave. read more

This is one of the neatest dives I've ever been to and I'm genuinely surprised there isn't much online about its history. Like I have no idea how old the building actually is but from reading articles I would guess somewhere in the late 1700's. When the steamboat industry started going dead the place deteriorated for awhile and was eventually built back up in the 1970's. From what I've been told by locals its everything from 'Mark Twain used to be a regular here', 'this is the oldest whorehouse in the Mississippi', 'people got into knife fights regularly'. Settled on the great Mississippi river it does have beautiful views from the front porch. When I came here there was actually a really decent live band playing. There's so much history lining the walls with different photographs and knickknacks everywhere that it's impossible to get bored. The locals here are also so friendly and welcoming with some amazing stories. A pretty good selection of beers in bottle. I tried something with pecans in it. Also, their mixed drinks are mostly made with booze and I appreciate that. read more

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We enjoyed our visit to the Under the Hill Saloon. My burger was awesome, the drinks were great. But what really made the difference for us was the waitstaff!! Great service, great food! read more

What you see is what you get, no fancy drinks or glasses just good service and a vibe of its own. We were early and so it was not crowded, sit on the chairs at the bar and swivel around . read more

I went here on a Sunday and met so many great people. The bartender was friendly and attentive and the live music was so much fun. It was great to take a break from the COVID world and enjoy some fun times with great people and music. read more

What could have been a great bar was ruined by a drunk bartender.... Busy Halloween night...great live music...and one drunk bartender....very poor customer service....busy night and a bad attitude. ..most people left and went to another bar...as the bartender kept suggesting....the owner needs to rethink only having one bartender on a busy night...more drinks poured more money?....maybe the owners don't care...maybe the locals don't mind.....we did and went on up the hill to Smoots grocery where the music was live and the service was great. read more

What an American treasure. I can just imagine what was going on in this place 3 or 4 hundred years ago. Under a hill, below Natchez, right on the river. Live music and lots of alcohol flowing. Great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Live it read more

I'm a fan of old river towns on the Deep South. When walking into this place I think: if the walls could talk, what stories would be shared. Under the Hill isn't eye catching nor is it trendy. It is a old river house saloon. Enjoy a drink inside or out. The river view is spectacular. What are you waiting for!! read more

This was UNBELIEVABLY BAD service. Great atmosphere, but after 45 minutes, second in line at the bar,I left without drinking a beer. She literally at one point while I was next up, checked the coffee pot, dug out her tips and counted them, and talked to for a few minutes while someone filled out their tab. No eye contact or urgency whatsoever. And she was the only bar tender working. This service had nothing to do with Covid! read more

We came here after an awesome dinner next door at The Camp to get a final drink for the night. The place was still pretty packed, despite the band being finished for the night, and there were a lot of locals, which usually bodes well for a bar! The location is really nice both because of the views of the river and the proximity to the restaurants around it. If you're staying in the Casino hotel, the shuttle will bring you here and drop you off, which is nice. We were served quickly and all just got regular domestic beers, so can't comment on cocktails, etc. The bartender was friendly and the beer was reasonably priced. The inside of the bar is really neat with all the old-timey decor and the hundreds of dollar bills hanging from the ceiling--definitely something to stop in and see! read more

Great dive bar, probably the best in Natchez. Interesting mix of clientele, affordable drinks and a little live music thrown in. We'll be back next time we're in town read more

Awesome stuff adorns the walls. Dark, old wood furniture. Blues music from the speakers. View of the steamboat out the front windows. Bottle of beer for $2.75. Little slice of Heaven. read more

This place is a dive, but so full of information and unique things. They are not there to impress, but to serve. The staff was friendly and the ambiance waS one that no place could match! We enjoyed our visit and stayed about 2 hours in there. Something to see for certain ! read more

Great place, all the other reviews are dead on. I want to reiterate the sentiment that it's a favorite of the locals but they are very friendly and welcoming. read more

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This is a local bar with style, out of the 60s. Terrific bar tender, really knows the local history and cares for the clientele. We spent about 3 hours on a cold slow Monday night, listening to Matt Willis. He played and sang very well and had a wide ranging repetoire including Beatles, Willy Nelson and he seemed to like John Prine's work. When in Natchez, u must see this place, inside and out. Drink prices are quite reasonable. read more

I have literally been coming to this bar since I was a baby. Sometimes my dad used to bring me in on Sunday afternoons and JD would make me cherry cokes. These days, JD makes me shots of Bushmills and miller high lifes. Generations of my family have enjoyed a drink or two at this fine establishment. I even bring my daughter down there when we are tooling around downtown when we visit. JD Montgomery is THE attraction. After he is sufficiently lubricated, he has been known to stand up on a chair or a barstool (he is a little leprechaun, you know) and wail House of the rising sun, and Jambalaya. Please make sure that seeing that goes on your bucket list. There is almost always live music on the weekends, usually Southern Rock, there are big, tough, motorcycles parked in the front, and some very interesting memorabilia all over the walls. If you get there early, have a Baileys and coffee, and ask the owner, Andre to tell you some very interesting stories full of local history and color. The mud slide of the early 80's, or the time the huge blocks of ice came down the river. They have a foosball table and darts in the back, with a very curious, and very old little phone booth full of Nellie Jackson memorabilia. If you don't know who Nellie is, just ask any local. I have to mention the courtyard. I have spent many a warm night, drinking ice cold beers, and catching up with old friends. It's hidden (literally) on the side of the building. When we come in a big group and want to talk (the band can be a little loud in front) I love hanging out in the "Jungle Room". I'm not sure that's what it's really called, but if you go in, you'll see why I call it that. I don't know what else to say but I love this bar. Nothing ever changes. Same crazy ass, fantastic,amazing, bartenders. Same people who have been coming here for years. The same songs on the jukebox. This place makes me 21 forever. It's absolutely magical. *sidenote- I have spent a night or two at the attached Mark Twain guesthouse, and it comes highly recommended. read more

Under The Hill Saloon - My home away from home - Bars Near Me - Natchez, Mississippi

This saloon is a historical spot in American history. I can only begin to imagine the characters who have entered through the same squeaky front doors and filled the same old wooden floors over the years. This is a come one, come all establishment. You can cast your judgments into the Mighty MissiSipp because they won't be welcomed inside The Saloon. A camaraderie with fellow man for good music, stout whiskey, and a good time. ! You can hear live music most days of the week. #mojoworkin #Risingsun #Natchez #BluesTrail read more

Every time I go to Natchez I visit "Under the hill Saloon" this is an awesome place to sit with locals and listen to great stories about Natchez. The people here are awesome! I "heart" JD the bartender!!! What a spit fire Irish Man with a BIG heart and lots of amazing stories. They always have live music on the weekends. In fact, on Sunday, "Barefoot Tennessee" plays here and they are incredible. You can't leave Natchez without visiting Under The Hill Saloon! read more

Under The Hill Saloon - Bars Near Me - Natchez, Mississippi

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Great place for hot and spicy Bloody Mary's on a Sunday morning. Great pictures and things to look at, fun people to talk to and the River was right there. read more

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What a great hole in the wall kind of place. Full of locals, we stopped in to have a beer and was informed about the live band playing later on in the evening. So we had dinner else where and headed back at 9p. Nothing but locals in the beginning but people kept coming and the place got packed. We got trashed! Cheap drinks, good people and a total come as you are atmosphere. The bartenders are great and no one seems to care how sloppy you get because there is always someone else drunker! read more

Nice local bar with band ! They have nice and cheap beers ! The wall are covered or old stuff and red bricks. The selling is full of bills l recommence it ;) read more

First place we visited when we got to Natchez! It was fun! Beer was cold! We also heard Mark Twain visited this place once when he was a Steamboat pilot so we had to check it out! read more

I don't think I have much to add to the other reviews. It's a great little bar with a lot of history on the walls, live music and eclectic groups of people passing through. If you're passing through Natchez you really should check it out. read more