Fine Dining

Located on the banks of the famous Deer Creek, Cicero’s specializes in choice-cut steaks, catfish, seafood, BBQ and daily lunch specials.

Once its storefront was a honky-tonk, strictly for blacks, with fabulous food and hospitality.  They’ve been serving up steaks, hot tamales, chili, grilled shrimp and specialty salads for generations.  In 2007, Doe’s was honored by the James Beard Foundation with the America’s Classic Award. Experience the rich history for yourself!

Established in the early 1900’s, this the oldest diner in Washington County. A great way to get a feel of our rich culture is to come and discuss the history of Greenville over a hot homemade breakfast or a delicious plate lunch.

A Delta landmark for over 50 years, this family restaurant serves Italian homemade pizza, spaghetti, salads, and lasagna. Experience live entertainment here, in Leland, Mississippi.

A variety of steaks served in an elegant five -star setting, fine homemade desserts, with riffs of blues music piped in. The chef will give you personal one-on-one service for an unforgettable experience.

Opened in 2007 and considered as a “diamond in the rough” for Greenville, Chef Ted Posecai has produced over 100 television shows for WXVT News in Greenville, including “Cooking with Posecai.” Come and experience the most unique menu with steaks, seafood, sushi served daily, appetizers, and blackened catfish with crabmeat.

Sherman’s opened as a family grocery store in 1947. Renovated in 1985, this restaurant is most famous for its homemade pies and unique Delta dining for six decades. The menu also includes pork, steaks, super salads, smoked ribs, specialty sandwiches, seafood, and homemade desserts.

A re-birth of an old favorite, renovated in the original 1920’s location, here you will go back in time with the unique and comfortable atmosphere. Vince’s serves a little bit of everything, including grilled salmon, red fish, prawns and grits, steaks, martini’s, homemade desserts, and pasta, You can even purchase fine hand-rolled cigars while you relax and watch satellite TV.