Essen und Restaurants in Starkville

“Fabulous brunch and plate lunch. Vintage laid back vibe, but gets fancy at night. Locally sourced food. Top notch chef. ”

“Great for a quick bite, perfect morning bagels, or place to sit and drink coffee with friends.”

“Best drinks in town... and also, the most expensive. Really fun vibe-- you walk into the alley, and down into the Guest Room, which is below Restaurant Tyler. Ask you server for specialty drink recommendations. If you are hungry, you can also order food or dessert from upstairs. If you go during the Christmas season, you are in for a special treat-- just be prepared for a long wait!”

“You can walk to this restaurant from our Air Bnb. It is locally owned and offers Sunday brunch.”

“Nine-Twentynine is known for their pour-over method and also has excellent drip coffee, lattes, and a variety of loose-leaf teas. They make several of their own seasonal syrups. Also have tasty pastries. Our family favorites are the nut butter balls and sausage muffins.”

“Ok, so it's technically a bar, but this place makes really good food! The pizza is my favorite in town. If you go for dinner, ask who is playing later. You may decide to stay for the music. Fair warning for the squeamish: This place puts the dive in dive bar. It's loud, the service is iffy, and they keep the lights low to distract you from the decor but I LOVE IT!”

“This is my favorite restaurant in town— partially because I don’t eat beef, and at Bulldog Burger, I can sub a turkey patty for any burger on the menu. They also have a super veggie burger made in-house with 21 veggies! The chicken and salads are great too! And you should definitely consider a Nutella Milkshake or Shipley’s Donut Bread Pudding for dessert!”

“The oldest restaurant in Starkville, established in 1945. A traditional Southern cafe with breakfast and a plate lunch daily, and dinner on Thursday through Sunday nights. It will be packed for breakfast on games days and the Sunday after. ”

“Great for a quick bite, perfect morning bagels, or place to sit and drink coffee with friends.”

“Nine-Twentynine is known for their pour-over method and also has excellent drip coffee, lattes, and a variety of loose-leaf teas. They make several of their own seasonal syrups. Also have tasty pastries. Our family favorites are the nut butter balls and sausage muffins.”

“The oldest restaurant in Starkville, established in 1945. A traditional Southern cafe with breakfast and a plate lunch daily, and dinner on Thursday through Sunday nights. It will be packed for breakfast on games days and the Sunday after. ”

“Known for their funky lattes and comedic street signs, Strange Brew has quite a following among students and visitors alike. They have a variety of pastries, including some keto options. I like the lattes; my kids like the Butterbeer and ‘’kids-temp hot chocolate.’ We all like the oatmeal cream pie cookies! ”

“Great little sports bar attached and live entertainment frequently. Rick's has been in business a long time!”

“This is a local place that has burgers, steaks and fish options. Excellent cocktails. ”

“Great for a quick bite, perfect morning bagels, or place to sit and drink coffee with friends.”

“Nine-Twentynine is known for their pour-over method and also has excellent drip coffee, lattes, and a variety of loose-leaf teas. They make several of their own seasonal syrups. Also have tasty pastries. Our family favorites are the nut butter balls and sausage muffins.”

“Yep, it's a whole store of biscuits. Really, really good ones. If you like them plain, you'll be happy but don't be afraid to try some of the specialty and seasonal flavors. Peaches and cream and maple bacon are amazing.”