Tired of run-of-the-mill dining experiences? Craving something new? If you answered yes to either – or both – questions, you’re going to LOVE the eateries below. From quirky menus to eclectic décor, they’re some of the most unusual restaurants in Mississippi, which means a memorable meal is practically guaranteed.

1. Huck’s Cove on the Bayou (Gautier)

Park your car or dock your boat at this "funky little burger and seafood joint," which is known just as much for its eclectic Caribbean flair as its tasty fare. Want to know more? Check out our full article on

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2. Jerry’s Catfish House (Florence)

If dining inside a giant igloo doesn’t qualify as wackadoodle, we don’t know what does! Of course, the quirky setting is just one reason Jerry’s has remained a local favorite for decades. Another reason is the food, particularly the perfectly prepped catfish, which is consistently revered as some of the best catfish in Mississippi.

3. The Gallows Bar (Brandon)

Hidden in the basement of a century-old building and housed in a former jail, The Gallows Bar is anything but typical. In addition to a unique setting, the bar boasts a menu filled with creative, prohibition-style cocktails, tiki drinks, and tapas. Craving something more substantial? No problem; Genna Benna’s, a full-service restaurant, is located directly above the bar. For more information, check out our full article on The Gallows Bar.

4. Funkys Pizza and Daiquiri Bar (Oxford)

Exactly as the name implies, Funkys Pizza and Daiquiri Bar is a funky little watering hole that specializes in pizzas and daiquiris. What the name doesn’t tell you is that the pizzas are made from scratch and the drinks are cold and flavorful. For more information, check out the Funkys Pizza and Daiquiri Bar website.

5. Darwell’s Café (Long Beach)

When it comes to wackadoodle restaurants, Darwell’s Café definitely fits the bill! As much of a feast for the eyes as the stomach, the eatery is adorned in colorful lights and vibrant décor. The funky digs are only outshined by the menu, which features an array of Creole/Cajun food, including some of the state’s best shrimp Creole. For more information, check out our full article on Darwell’s Café.

6. Donanelle's Bar and Grill (Hattiesburg)

From the outside, Donanelle’s Bar and Grill doesn’t even look like a restaurant, let alone a fun one. However, the interior is a stark contrast from the exterior. Adorned in dollar bills, eclectic signage, and funky chotchkies, it’s hard to not have a good time at Donanelle’s. And if the setting doesn’t put a smile on your face, the grub will. Donanelle’s has a reputation for serving some of the best steaks in Mississippi.

7. Rosey Baby (Starkville)

Opened in 1995, Rosey Baby, a New Orleans-themed eatery, brings a taste of the Big Easy to Starkville. Patrons can chow down on classic Cajun specialties in an atmosphere that’s equally as authentic. Learn more on the Rosey Baby website.

So, did you know about these unusual restaurants in Mississippi? Have you ever dined at any of them? If so, which ones and what’d you think? Know of any other wackadoodle restaurants in Mississippi? Tell us!

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