Visited on a Saturday evening with a reservation. We were immediately greeted upon check in and sat…read moreat a table right next to the stage. There was live music and a singer during our dining experience which was lovely and the sound was not overpowering where we couldn't hear each other during dinner. The restaurant offers full bar offerings and wines along with lighter bites. We ordered the onion dip platter, grilled cheese, and pizza Romano. The pizza great light and spicy. The grilled cheese was so surprising and very delicious - highly recommend as one of my favorites on their menu. The staff was kind and attentive and the ambiance definitely transports you to a nostalgic piano bar. The decor is Parisian chic and the atmosphere is cozy yet lively. I would definitely visit again. There is limited street parking nearby $$

I went to Louise's for the Swinging Christmas. The singer that night, Katrina Cox, was great! She…read moredid covers from Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Etta James. I didn't catch the pianist's name, but he was awesome! Ambiance is an intimate, sophisticated vibe with a vintage feel - it's a cocktail lounge. It appears that Louise's has live performances nightly. Our cocktails - French gimlets were delicious! We ordered the Ultimate Charcuterie Board which comes with two meats, two cheeses, two choices of olives, and all the garnish. Everything was super fresh. The star on this board was the pickled green tomato. I loved it - the only thing is I wished the smaller boards were available mixed instead of having to choose between a meat board and fromage board unless you get the larger one. Service was good. Our waiter was friendly and our items came out fairly fast. Overall, I enjoyed it and I'm glad to have this new establishment in Jackson!

Fondren is a vibrant, historic & culturally rich neighborhood in Jackson, Mississippi, known for…read moreits diverse community, unique owner-operated businesses, local restaurants, art galleries, and lively atmosphere. This was once the site of the Mississippi Lunatic Asylum, the area was named after the Fondren family who settled there in the late 19th century. Today, it is a thriving hub for arts, music, and community events, offering a blend of historic architecture and modern amenities.

Amazing place to hang out in Fondren! It's right behind the pizza spot. Fun yard games, live music,…read moreplenty of space to spread out and socialize, and a great bar with sells beer and liquor. This is just what Fondren needed to be an extra amazing neighborhood. Visit!

This is such a cute bar connected to Highball Lanes (bowling alley). This bar is Hawaiian themed,…read moreand pretty lowkey. Drinks come served in tiki cups, coconuts, shells, etc. The cocktails are limited as they only carry certain ingredients, but they're good! If you want more traditional drinks, you can go to the bar inside the bowling alley. I had the Pirate's Booty, and it was good. A tropical drink, but not too sweet, featuring gin, pineapple, lime, and a few more ingredients.

Great cocktail! Quiet bar and able to have good conversation without yelling! Definitely making…read moreanother trip!

Although it's tucked into a strip mall, Brent's Drugs is the real deal and far from ordinary…read more Originally opened as a pharmacy in 1946 in the Fondren neighborhood, it still operates in its original location today and beautifully preserves the nostalgia of classic soda fountains and old-school diners. With vintage stools, cozy booths, and music from the 1940s and 1950s playing in the background, it truly feels like stepping back in time. You can order burgers, fries, custom sodas, and milkshakes, but honestly the milkshakes alone are worth the visit. We went specifically for shakes and ended up adding a basket of fries, which we absolutely demolished. The service was excellent -- our milkshake and fries arrived within just a few minutes of ordering. The fries were seasoned really well, though I'm pretty sure the secret is a slightly sweet sugar blend mixed into the seasoning. Either way, they were addictive. The milkshake we tried was the Ginger Finger -- a vanilla shake blended with Butterfinger candy and a hint of ginger that gives it a subtle bite. It was unique and delicious. There's plenty of seating for everyone, whether you're dining solo, as a couple, or with a large group. The walls are lined with interesting photos that add to the charm, and parking is plentiful. Overall, it's just a neat, memorable experience that blends good food with a slice of history. A solid stop if you're in the area.

The food was great and the restaurant was the most adorable little diner!!! Perfect place for my…read more4-year-old. He loved the toys up front that were there to play with while we waited for our food.

Great location and delicious food...always great service too. Friendly people............read more

Delicious food, great service and the perfect atmosphere for a romantic date night. The skirt steak…read morewas out of this world!

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.

In town less than 24hours and met my girl after work for her birthday for light bites and…read morecocktails. I didn't eat but I did enjoy two cucumber gimlets that were really good. Next time I'm in Mississippi I'll be back. Very calm speakeasy vibes.

Hal & Mal's has renovated and reimagined their back bar and courtyard. It's now The Walk In, and…read morewe love it! Open after hours, The Walk In serves up cocktails, mocktails, wine, beer with or without the booze, and light bites. We ordered a Pupu Platter and I got a mocktail. The Pupu platter came with eggrolls, shrimp over rice, wontons, bulgogi skewers w/ peanut sauce and sliced beef. Portion was perfect for two people. The platter has a fire pit in the middle in case you want your beef cooked a little longer. I love this - one because it looks cool, but also when people like their meat different temperatures. This did get a little smoky after a while though. Drinks were cool. I love that they have so many mocktail /non booze beer and wine options along with the regular menu. My drink was okay, a little vinegary, but not bad. Overall, I love the vibe of The Walk In and the Pupu Platter was a great choice!

Had an empty souvenir glass from fertile ground and got kicked out for "having an outside drink"…read more After words exchanged with the security guard he took his duty belt off and tried to fight me. Yes, a cop that was hired for security tried to fight me....

It was a slower night at the town center so we thought it would be the perfect time to try Good…read moreBar. We are huge fans of Elvie's, so it is a given we should give the bar a go! We ordered specialty or menu crafted cocktails. They were aggressively priced not quite overly priced, for what we were given. They do not have straws, which we weren't told until after we'd ordered the drinks and paid. (If you have sensitive teeth, you're out of luck here.) Overall, it's definitely something to give a try. Perhaps when there's more going on it's worth a stop? As a destination, we weren't super impressed but because it's an Elvie's family business, we'll try again (and again).