Saltine Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Oysters + Cocktails + Southern Entrees
622 Duling Ave., Suite 201
Jackson, Mississippi 39216
- Phone: (601) 982-2899
- Fax: (769) 230-4682
- Price Range: $$
Saltine Restaurant & Oyster Bar
622 Duling Ave., Suite 201
Jackson, Mississippi 39216
- Phone: (601) 982-2899
- Fax: (769) 230-4682
- Price Range: Price-$$
Saltine Restaurant & Oyster Bar622 Duling Ave., Suite 201
Jackson, Mississippi 39216
Seaside Flair in Historic Duling Hall: Saltine Restaurant
Saltine Restaurant's charm lies in its ability to blend traditional Cajun and Southern cuisine with an innovative twist. Nestled in the heart of Fondren, expect to see a variety of bayou-born favorites on their menu, such as Catfish and Shrimp Po-boys, as well as daily Blue Plate Specials like Red Beans & Rice.
The restaurant caters to all tastes and occasions, be it lunch, dinner, or their much-loved Weekend Brunch on Saturday and Sunday, where diners can pair breakfast dishes with $5 Mimosas and Bloody Marys. Saltine's daily Happy Hour Specials from 4 pm to 6 pm offer refreshing libations like $6 house wines, $2 off draft beers, and $2 off signature cocktails, alongside food specials like $1.75 Gulf oysters, $3 Saltine tacos, and $3 chicken biscuits.
Monday through Saturday, the restaurant opens its doors from 11 am to 10 pm, and on Sundays, they start the day at 10:30 am and serve until 9 pm. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Saltine is a memorable and delicious spot to celebrate a special occasion or the everyday.
Cuisines
Details
- American
- Brunch
- Seafood
Amenities
Amenities
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Alcohol Served
- Family Friendly
- Outdoor/Patio
- Takeout
- Open Sundays
- Open Mondays
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