My Favorite Restaurants in Vicksburg
Discover authentic Southern cuisine and local favorites that make Vicksburg a food lover’s heaven.
I love visiting Vicksburg. I’ve been going there for work for over twenty years, and one of the things I cherish the most is the food. Vicksburg is home to a variety of original, locally owned restaurants that offer unique and authentic Southern cooking. My clients have introduced me to many of the restaurants on this list. There’s no better way to discover the best places to eat than by letting the locals guide you. Here are my favorite restaurants in Vicksburg that I enjoy visiting.
Walnut Hills Restaurant
- Walnut Hills
- Walnut Hills
- Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills is celebrated for its mouthwatering fried chicken, featuring an amusing touch of cayenne (Yum!). Proudly offering “World Famous Southern Plantation Cuisine,” this charming restaurant in Vicksburg, nestled in a historic 1880 home, has been delighting diners with its delicious offerings since 1980. Savor an excellent taste of Southern hospitality!
Rusty’s Riverfront Grill
Located on Washington Street near the Yazoo River, this enjoyable restaurant is a seafood lover’s heaven! All dishes are made fresh daily, ensuring a unique and flavorful experience every time. I’ve enjoyed every seafood dish I’ve tried. It’s a welcoming, family-friendly spot with fantastic food and an excellent location. You won’t want to miss it!
10 South Rooftop Bar and Grill
- 10 South is on the rooftop of his historic building
- 10 South
Get ready to be amazed by the stunning panoramic views of the Yazoo River from the 10th floor of the First National Building at the corner of South Canal and Washington Street! Enjoy the fresh air during warmer months or relax in comfort when it’s chilly, as the space is thoughtfully equipped with temporary walls and windows. With a tempting cocktail and wine selection plus tasty Southern American dishes, it’s quickly become a local favorite. Don’t miss out on the chance to check out these amazing views for yourself!
Restaurant Anchuca
- Anchuca Historic Mansion & Inn
- Restaurant Anchuca
- I had breakfast because I was a guest staying here
If you’re looking for a delightful dining experience, I highly recommend making a reservation at this charming restaurant nestled within the Anchuca Historic Mansion and Inn. My first visit with clients was a true delight, and I’ve returned several times since! Enjoy the fantastic, fresh Southern cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The Biscuit
- The Biscuit is in this historic building (the Yazoo River in the background)
- This was the entrance to the former Biscuit Company
- This was my meal at the former Biscuit Company. I plan to revisit under the new ownership
Exciting news! The Biscuit, formerly known as The Biscuit Company, is under new ownership with a vibrant new vision. Nestled in the exact charming historic location, it now delights guests with an array of dishes, from catfish and seafood to pasta. You’ll also find an impressive selection of sandwiches, pizza, and grilled favorites, all by Chef Charles Smith. Additionally, with a full bar and the potential for live music in the future, it promises to be a fantastic dining experience filled with fun and enjoyment.
The Tomato Place
- The Tomato Place
- The Tomato Place
- Breakfast at The Tomato Place
A roadside produce stand… wait, it’s also a restaurant?! That was my reaction when clients first introduced me to this restaurant in Vicksburg. It’s small but mighty, and the food is delicious. Whether you’re in the mood for breakfast or barbecue, they offer both options. Don’t hesitate to check it out!
Key City Brewery & Eatery
- Key City Brewery
If you’re seeking a relaxing spot for craft beer, easy pub fare, and a friendly local atmosphere, this is the place for you. They brew all their beer in-house, with creative names like “Mississippi Queen.” The menu focuses on sourcing ingredients locally. Additionally, if you’re looking for more than just beer and food, they have an extensive liquor menu that features a wide selection of bourbons—definitely my kind of place.
Each time I visit Vicksburg, I am continually impressed by the food scene. From charming historic restaurants to bustling breweries and waterfront views, each dining spot beautifully showcases the warmth of Southern hospitality. If you’re planning a trip, be sure to try some of these local gems—you won’t be disappointed!
Thinking about visiting Vicksburg? You’ll absolutely adore these delightful historic inns! I enjoy rotating between them on my trips—they each have their own unique charm!
















