sippjackson: Good Food For Your Soul

As the fourth-generation owner of Big Apple Inn on historic Farish Street in Jackson, Mississippi, Geno Lee continues the legacy of his great-grandfather, Juan “Big John” Mora, who was born in Mexico City.

With a plethora of bakeries, sweet shops and even a French-style pâtisserie, Jackson is your destination for all things Valentine-themed. 

When Deep Malhotra opened his restaurant Spice Avenue in 2008, he never dreamed it would be such a big hit with people from all cultures and walks of life.

From authentic Big Easy bakeries to local bakeries’ own spins, let the good times roll with these JXN spots for king cakes.

New year, new budget. That doesn’t have to mean eating out less, but rather eating out for less. Finding a tasty lunch in Jackson for under $10 is easier than you think. 

Some of Jackson’s most well-known eateries are stepping up and have created holiday menus for takeout that just might be what you are looking for. 

If you find yourself in Ridgeland for the Chimneyville Arts Festival this weekend, you’ll want to make the short trip to Jackson for your meals.

Open five days a week for breakfast and lunch, Shiro serves up traditional Ethiopian fare, cafeteria-style, approachable and delicious.

If you and your love need some time to unwind and enjoy all JXN’s culinary scene has to offer, we have suggestions for a handful of favorite “date night” dining spots in the city.

If the thought of cooking a holiday meal is overwhelming to you, relax. Several Jackson restaurants have you covered with ready-made meals that only require you to heat and eat.