Cheap Places to Eat in Vicksburg

"I love it, my children love it..........Great place to go.... sit,chill,relax and enjoy your favorit comfort food. The burgers are my favorite.…"

"The sandwich was ok but the fries was not fresh and also cold. I will not purchased anything for a while."

"Hours of Operation:Monday -Thursday, 10:00 am - 10:00 pm; Friday - Saturday, 10:00 am - 11:00 pm; Sunday, 11:00 am - 10:00 pm."

"Catfish wasn't bad; however, the shrimp dinner which cost me $15 consisted of frozen popcorn shrimp. We will not go back."

"60 Highway 27, Vicksburg, Mississippi, 39180, United States Phone: 1 601-638-2375"

"I love the Salsa special, always my first choice because my food is always good & out on time with a smile…"

"If you love architecture, Vicksburg has 11 historic tour homes dating between the 1790s and the early 1900s, representing styles like Greek Revival, Eastlake, Victorian and Italianate. The McRaven Tour Home has a particularly eclectic history, and it’s widely considered the “most haunted house” in Mississippi. As a bonus for visitors spending multiple days in town, at least seven of these homes offer bed-and-breakfast accommodations."

"Perhaps one of the best things to see in Vicksburg, the Vicksburg National Military Park features over 1,400 monuments and memorials honoring the soldiers and events of the Civil War. Located on the same ground where the Battle of Vicksburg took place over a century ago, a trip to the battlefield will give you an understanding of the war that you won’t get from reading about it. Here you can take the driving or walking tour through the park, depending on your interest and time frame, either with the help of the Official Park Brochure and Map or a tour guide."

"Many historians rank the Siege of Vicksburg as one of the top five most important battles of the Civil War. So this park a must-see. Established in 1899 and now operated by the National Park Service, the Vicksburg National Military Park preserves battlefield features as they appeared back in 1863."

"Vicksburg, Mississippi is home to the Vicksburg National Military Park. It is open throughout the year, and during open hours visitors may bike, hike, jog, practice yoga and engage in other physical activities. Camping is not permitted."