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.

In town for a few hours on business, & as usual, I researched a restaurant to try…read more Went at approx 3p on a weekday for a late lunch; ample, free parking lot newly resurfaced directly in front of of the establishment. Initial impressions: wow, this entire place is the color black, as in too black, floors, walls, ceilings, and, everyone is seated & being served in the front area. I clearly recall thinking to myself that my attendance will be lack luster; I elected a standard height booth, located only in the back area. Sometimes I do loathe to be right based on experience alone & this was no exception. A lovely female server verbally assured me that she'd attend to me in just a moment. Unfortunately, my experience was that she'd offer water/ drinks when she had fully attended to all of the patrons in the front area. By the time she did, it was clear that she felt relief to have settled the business, for the moment, of the front- dining customers, now able to address my visit. I've lived in Biloxi for a few years & felt confident that my expectations of Jacks were adjusted for the area. The wine offerings were equivalent to middle-bottom grocery store shelf; no thank you. I ordered the Jackimo & Bayou rolls; I like sushi. Given my druthers, I'd eat it for all three daily meals. Definitely agree wholeheartedly with the few other reviewers that these rolls are almost nothing but solid, not good quality sushi rice. One tiny crossection of a crawfish, cream cheese, and a shrimp, measuring 1/2 an inch in diameter, is the only part of my rice loaf that is not, well, rice. How dare you, Owner of Jacks, charge SO entirely much for the nearly non-existent "sushi centers"?! Shame on you for delivering the verbiage of the actual contents of these...loaves of rice, as bountiful flavor bombs. No amount of sauce drizzle will compensate for the utter lack of...ingredients other than rice. I do totally get why Pgoula patrons like the hodgepodge menu which lacks a clear identity, genuinely. 'Sushi rolls' are grossly overpriced; wine menu offers a poor & tiny selection. Not at mid-volume of diners, the poor server could not manage to help this first time customer feel definitively as the afterthought once the front room was pacified. I honestly think that this eatery meets the tone and vibe of Pgoula & locals clearly show their enjoyment of it with repeat business. It offers a great weekday sushi roll special, if you're into their versions. Try not to sit beyond the front dining, bartop tabletops & consider yourself warned of the very sticky floors. I'm glad the locals enjoy Jacks; it's begging to be an episode of Restaurant Impossible. I wish it the best.

When I looked at the menu, I was how can one restaurant check all of these boxes successfully…read more Don't second guess yourself....go experience this amazing gem! The atmosphere is inviting and old. The service from the cute hostess, to Nicole our server to the fantastic conversation with Richard the manager was so authentic and such a positive vibe. Tonight was perfect! Crawfish balls, duck tacos and sushi on spot and all were delicious!

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 .

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.

This is a VERY COOL venue! I have been to concerts,…read moresymphonies and small venue presentations all over the USA, but I have never been a venue like this. The Listening Room is truly for LISTENING. For a small donation of $20 you are allowed to listen to artists perform in a intimate venue. Prior to the concert, the owner Jim Pennington, informs you of the rules. To paraphrase Jim, "If you want to talk, drink and be rude, go down the street to a bar." I ADORE this concept of "no talking" while someone is performing. How often have you been to a venue where you couldn't hear the performer due to all the background noise? NOT happening here! Jim is the consummate host, selling assorted beverages and CD's of the performer with proceeds going to the artist. I highly recommend this venue to anyone in the Mobile or surrounding area. I do not live locally, only visiting once a year, but TLR has become a "must do" for our trips to Alabama.

What an awesome experience!!! I was invited to join some people for a show at the listening room…read morewhile I was driving through Mobile in June. I wasn't sure what to expect, but the feeling of the listening room was so unique and intimate- I loved it! The artist was a local star, but I knew nothing about him. Every song he played was so personal and wonderful. The crowd was respectful and everyone had their phones away during there concert. I was told that the Listening Room is special in this way, because people go there to listen- not to talk or stare at their phones. The set was almost 2 hours, but it felt much shorter due to the small and intimate space the music was being played in. I seriously loved going to a show at the Listening Room and I'd love to go back if I'm ever in Mobile!

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!!

Great venue! I've seen two shows here, a Cirque du Soleil show and the Isley Brothers. The setup…read morefor these shows was different, Cirque being almost in the round and Isleys as a traditional stage setup with chairs on the floor, where Cirque performers had been previously. There isn't a bad seat in the house, none. I forgot how tiny the venue was when I purchased my Isley tickets and should have saved the money and bought the cheap seats. If someone you want to see is performing here, you're in luck. Really one of the best setups for some bigger names that come through here. I can't give 5 stars due to the wobbly chairs on the floor, temporary setup, and due to the crowded and very slow exit; venue staff blocked half the doors that exited to casino.

There is no better small music Venue in the US I have been to. Fantastic seats all, great…read moreacoustics. I had trouble with Stubhub and my ticket to JOe Bonamassa did not arrive. I went to Beau Box office and the ladies gave me a better ticket for free. Amazing. I love that place and them.

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."