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!!

Holy cow! I had no idea this place was down here, tucked right behind the Biloxi railroad tracks…read moreand the MS Mardi Gras Museum. The food is stellar, the service is sweet and helpful, and the live music is all local!! My family enjoyed all the seafood offered- including fried oysters, catfish, and shrimp, as well as okra and sweet potato fries. We enjoyed going to the Battle of the Bands event (offered every Thursday evening in June) but they have live music every week and a great website to check out what to watch and buy tickets. Ground Zero is an awesome place, and I'll definitely be back!!

They really cheap out on portions. I ordered ribs with fries as sides was $24. They only have me…read more2 bone ribs barely any meat not worth $24. On top of that mixed drink was $14. Ribs taste good but the portion was more for a 6 year old child. Come on guys

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.

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

This place was absolutely amazing, the people were nice, and the food was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. The…read moresettings and vibes were so calm and welcoming. I think my only "complaint" was they didn't play that much jazz (and for context me and my friend went around dinner time)

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.

We were hesitant because there were only a few people sitting at the bar when we walked in. It…read moreturned out that was the band, which meant it was just the two of us girls, so we decided we'd just have a drink and see what happens. It was 2 p.m. afterall, so not a lot of people were out in general. Turns out the band was great! Then people started trickling in and there was a good crowd enjoying the music with us. We had a great time, chatted with other patrons and a few of the band members. Good drinks, prices are on the higher end at ~$15, but still affordable. I had a Pimm's cup which was refreshing, they are served in souvenir to go cups that are really cute. Glad we decided to stay! A great time was had.

Before I start, this is my review based on my experience. I've noticed some people complain about…read morethe music, paying the cover charge, seating or the size of the venue. I'm not here to argue any of those points. I will say this: expecting live musicians to perform for free until you decide whether they're worth paying is ridiculous. The cover is usually only $5...$10 max. If that's a dealbreaker, this probably isn't your place. Stay home and stream Spotify. Now... I have some friends in town, and whenever that happens, a Monday night trip to the Spotted Cat is basically mandatory. I've been coming here for years and years. Yes, it's super touristy now, but it still gives me the warm fuzzies every time I walk through those doors. So I'm presenting the "compliment sandwich" review. Never heard of it? You start with a compliment, slip in some constructive-ish criticism, then end with another compliment. Supposedly people receive feedback better that way. Let's see. First, the music. Outstanding. Chris Christy wasn't what I thought I wanted to hear until I actually heard him. I felt completely transported. Man, can that guy play the guitar. It felt kinda like gypsy music. Then came the Frenchmen Street Allstars. The last time I saw them, they had a different lead singer and, honestly, they kind of felt like a completely different band, aside from the phenomenal drummer. This version did not disappoint. It was a great mix of jazz and New Orleans standards. Both bands were great! **Now a note to management.** Great music isn't enough. The bar should be every bit as memorable as the stage. Forgive me, I didn't get the bartenders' names, so I have to describe them by physical traits. The first bartender, the guy with the mountain of curly hair, was friendly enough and made decent drinks. Later, another bartender with a short haircut took over and made the best drinks of the night. Then there was the bartender with the black and hot pink hair. She looked like she'd rather be anywhere else. She rarely smiled, her demeanor felt unwelcoming, and it almost came across as hostile. On top of that, the drinks she made were so weak I genuinely wondered if there was any alcohol in them. Seriously. They were that bad. Here's my philosophy: if you're going to be grumpy, aloof, or have some other off-putting trait, you'd better make a mean drink. Years and years ago there was a bartender named Curtis who wasn't exactly sunshine and rainbows, but that man could make a cocktail. I didn't need him to smile because the drink did all the talking. If the drink is mostly soda, though, friendliness becomes a lot more important. Unfriendly and bad bartending is a double whammy. She must be somebody's child or partner because I can't think of any other reason to employ a bad bartender. I hate to belabor the point, but the drinks aren't cheap. Cheap and bad I can take. For another comparison, there's another bartender there, I'm pretty sure her name is Chris. She's been there for years. She's all business. Maybe a little surly. Who am I kidding? A lot surly. But she's a character. More importantly, she makes a great drink. That's the kind of personality that somehow fits the Spotted Cat perfectly. Now let me end with the final piece of "bread" on my compliment sandwich. The doorman deserves his own review. That gravelly-voiced "Welcome to the Spotted Cat!" is part of the experience. Then he absolutely hammers that stamp onto your wrist. Somehow you don't even mind because you know what's waiting on the other side: incredible music, a fun room, and one of the best nights you can have on Frenchmen Street. Just don't let the bartender with the pink and black hair make your drink.

The best place to relax in the casino, with grear bartenders and live music. The ambiance is on…read morepoint.

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.

There is no other place that I know I'm going to have a great time each and every time I go there…read more The wait staff along with the Bartenders go out of their way to make your visit feel special!