Historic Blue Rose
Jazzeppi’s Ristorante and Martini Bar
Mary Mahoney’s
Biloxi Town Green
- Sitting on two acres, the Historic Blue Rose is one of the last historic estates left on the Gulf Coast. Built in 1848, the estate operated as the residence of the locally prominent Fitzpatrick family until the 1950s, when it was turned into a commercial establishment, with several restaurants circulating through it over the years. Today, restored from the hurricane, the home is a viable out-of-casino venue option for groups looking for a taste of Southern culture. Groups ranging from 40 to160 can enjoy on-site catering in several different indoor rooms, and events can also be held on the house’s outdoor veranda or backyard. www.historicbluerose.com
Jazzeppi’s Ristorante and Martini Bar
- Located three blocks from the Biloxi Lighthouse, Jazzeppi’s Ristorante and Martini Bar draws in crowds with its warm atmosphere, complete with soft candlelight, white table cloths and coastal Italian fare. Favorite dishes include the veal mattina and the seafood fettuccine alfredo. The eatery offers space for groups in two private rooms, one with the ability to accommodate 75 people and the other able to host 16 guests. www.jazzeppis.com
Mary Mahoney’s
- Housed in a building believed to be built in 1737, Mary Mahoney’s Old French House Restaurant has been a local favorite since 1964. This fine-dining eatery specializes in fresh seafood, with favorite dishes such as its World-Famous Gourmet Seafood Gumbo, mentioned in The Partner by John Grisham; Half Lobster Georgo and stuffed snapper. The elegantly decorated restaurant entertains groups of 12 to 100 guests in its four private dining rooms. www.marymahoneys.com
Biloxi Town Green
- Situated in the heart of downtown Biloxi between Main Street and Lameuse Street, the Biloxi Town Green is home to The Katrina Memorial and is also available for group gatherings. Planners who want their groups to be in the center of it all can reserve the open green space and host tented events for up to 1,500 people. Before and after the event, attendees can continue to be entertained by nearby boutique shops and restaurants. www.biloxi.ms.us