Tunica is a food-lover's paradise

From fine dining at any of our premium steakhouses, to all-you-can-eat buffets, to off-the-beaten-path Mississippi Delta diners, you’ll find your appetite satisfied at Tunica restaurants. Local dining icons include The Hollywood Cafe and Blue & White Restaurant, where you’ll find hospitality, history and deliciousness all served together.

Whichever choice you make, Tunica’s meals come with flavor and personality. Check out the extensive menu of mouthwatering options!

Restaurants in the Tunica, Mississippi Area

From fine dining at premium steakhouses to all-you-can-eat buffets and off-the-beaten-path Mississippi Delta diners, you’ll find your appetite satisfied at restaurants in Tunica County, MS. The destination also features two local dining icons, The Hollywood Cafe and Blue & White Restaurant, where you’ll find hospitality, history, and deliciousness all served together. Whichever choice you make, you’ll find all of Tunica and the surrounding areas feature food with flavor and personality.

At Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Gateway to the Blues Museum and Visitor Center, we’re here to help you discover the extensive menu of mouthwatering dining options, ensuring you make the most of your stay.

Local Icons

As the home of Gateway to the Blues Museum on Highway 61, Tunica offers culture and history. This history is not limited to its museum or Mississippi Blues Trail markers but also found in some restaurants in the area, especially the following:

The Hollywood Café

A huge hit with music lovers, The Hollywood Café is the site where March Cohn and Muriel Wilkins sang spiritual songs. This event is the direct inspiration for Cohn’s famous song “Walking in Memphis” and serves as an integral location on the historic blues trail. Other blues musicians, such as Son House and Willie Brown, also visited performed in the restaurant. Outside of the music, The Hollywood Café is renowned for its Southern cooking style, legendary fried pickles, and delicious pecan pie. There is also a Mississippi Blues Trail marker located there.

Blue & White

When Blue & White took over the first full-service Pure Oil station in the Mississippi Delta in 1937, it became a state landmark. The roadside restaurant offers a retro vibe with its checkered floors and vinyl seats, and its menu features delectable traditional Southern cooking. For dessert lovers, the Blue & White also has homemade doughnuts and cinnamon rolls, so get there early before they sell out!

Types of Dining in Tunica, MS

The places to eat in Tunica, MS are as diverse as the area itself. No matter what you are hungry for, the city’s restaurants will satisfy you. Available dining choices include:

• High-end steakhouses
• Burger joints
• Buffets
• Cafés & bars
• Restaurants with tastes from around the world
• Fast food franchises
• And more…

Experience More with Your Dining

The best thing about Tunica restaurants is that they’re nearby so much action. After dining, consider visiting the following:

Tunica Casinos

The six beautiful casinos located in Tunica Resorts, include the Hollywood Casino, Horseshoe Casino, and Sam’s Town Casino & Resort take off along the strip; the Gold Strike Casino Resort and Fitz Casino & Hotel delete in the center; and the 1^st Jackpot casino on the elete the references to locations. They all have unique gaming opportunities and are relatively close to each other, so be sure to visit them all.

Gateway to the Blues Museum

With six interactive gallery exhibits and artwork, Gateway to the Blues Museum provides a well-rounded history of Mississippi Delta blues. It also features a recording studio where you learn the basics of the genre and can record a blues song of your own. Inlcude the gift shop where you can find unique blues related gifts.

Explore Dining Options in Tunica, MS, and the Surrounding Areas

Whether you’d like to dine in luxury at a premium steakhouse or pick up fast food, the restaurants in Tunica, MS, provide dining options for every situation. To help you find the perfect place to eat, Tunica Convention & Visitors Bureau and Gateway to the Blues Museum and Visitors Center offers an extensive directory of restaurants and highlights available dining promotions so you can save money. For more information about Tunica restaurants and other things to do in the area, contact us today.