Never returning. The food was not worth the wait. We sat down and waited at least 45 minutes before they took us to our table. When we were seated, all of their soft drinks were out of order. My brother and sister’s food were not edible and they had me waiting another 30 minutes for my food. My food tasted okay but not worth it. My food had me in the bathroom 3 times.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 1
Yesenia Lane
Host was upset we came 2 hours before they close with a party of 10. She was very vocal about being inconvenienced. Very unprofessional.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Gary Howell
Margaritaville Biloxi – Breakfast in Paradise, Served with a Mimosa and a Memory
Let me start by saying this — I’m a Margaritaville loyalist. I’ll go out of my way to visit one, and I have. From Las Vegas (now closed), to Nashville, Pigeon Forge, Myrtle Beach, and yes, I’m even counting Landshark in Gatlinburg — if it’s got Jimmy Buffett vibes and a frozen concoction on the menu, I’m in.
One of my favorite Margaritaville memories was in Las Vegas, when Jimmy Buffett himself showed up and played an impromptu set right in the restaurant. It was unexpected, unforgettable, and pure magic — after all, it’s his place. Sadly, that can’t happen again… but we can imagine. And Margaritaville still brings that spirit to life.
So when I visited Margaritaville Restaurant in Biloxi for the second time, I decided to change it up and go for breakfast — and wow, was that the right move.
I ordered scrambled eggs, and they were honestly some of the best I’ve had in years (my wife’s excluded, of course). The plate came loaded with toast, ham, sausage, bacon, a fruit cup, and a pancake — basically a breakfast luau on a plate. Everything was hot, fresh, and delicious.
I paired it with a Mimosa, because we were on vacation, using Uber, and living the Parrothead dream — don’t drink and drive, just drink and vibe.
With its breezy island décor, water views, and laid-back soundtrack, Margaritaville Biloxi turned a simple breakfast into a full-on experience. It was a different side of Margaritaville — more sunrise than sunset — but just as special.
Bottom line: Margaritaville Biloxi served up a breakfast worth remembering, and in the spirit of Jimmy, it reminded us all to slow down, enjoy the view, and live life one bite (and sip) at a time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Murphy 3222
Stephan was very nice and friendly we enjoyed his service! I had the Island Bowl for breakfast!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
jasmine Coleman
Came on a family vacation and met a great Host by the name of Indra , we instantly clicked And she was very nice and helpful . The vibes are lovely and the food was delicious 🥰 it’s a 10/10 for me.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
June DePerro
Stephen was so good to our family!
Chelsea Miller
Stephen was PHENOMENAL. So friendly & easy to talk to, prompt as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Baylie Williams
Loved our experience at the cafe. Mr. Danny was an excellent server.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeremy Wood
Bad scene at the front desk. The three very visibly annoyed kids on duty were behaving rudely and impatiently to the few people waiting to be seated, a twenty minute wait despite the restaurant being nearly empty, and patrons who were already seated were coming to the desk asking why no waiters had been to their table despite long waits. The young women working there responded dismissively, rolling their eyes. At only minutes after 10am on a saturday they’d already stopped serving breakfast despite the published 11am end time. This is a family resort, there’s no place for the unprovoked poor behavior from staff who seemed untrained given their visible confusion and aggravated demeanors. Management apparently are challenged with staffing given they couldn’t manage to serve the small handful of people present, and restaurant schedules out of line with those published on their website and on the walls in the restaurant itself. What a mess; I’m honestly surprised it’s even open at all. It wouldn’t surprise me if the administration of the whole property is similarly crumbling.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Marie Dana
Made reservations in the motel room they texted us to tell us our table is ready, but when we got down here to the restaurant our table was not ready. They had to put two tables together for our party. They left water on the floor when they moved the tables together, and my granddaughter fell From the floor being wet We sat at our table for 15 minutes before a waitress came to even take our drink order.. On top of that, it took us an hour to get our food and it was not that great. They made us miss the fireworks with the dragged out stay at the restaurant.
The restaurant was great! The food was more than plentiful, and the service was top notch!!! Our server was friendly and more than gracious in her service! The drinks were good - that Tranquil Waters drink was so good and smooth...it snuck up on me later than evening. Breakfast was good as well! I want MORE!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Myname Isusername
waited 20 min for a table, which is fine.. but noticed the restaurant wasn't even that busy, lots of empty tables, wait for the kids soft drinks not long at all, for soft drinks, but did wait w 15-20 minutes for a beer from the bar, waitress did say sorry..said the bar was backed up, again the restaurant wasn't even close to capacity. Waitress did not come back to check on drink refills ....glasses sat empty , not another beer for me or mixed drink for my wife was even offered, the whole time we were there. At this point i didnt care anymore i just wanted to eat and leave...the waitress when she did ask and bring refills for the kids drinks, sat a glass of sweet tea down right in front of my 18 m/o and before I could grab it my toddler dumped it in her lap, and she was soaked..so theres no napkins on the table so she had to go get some...we used napkins to dry her off , and continued to wait for the food , my wife went to the room for her phone and came back, still no food. I left to walk around the pool and by the bathroom and back still no food..then it came and my wife couldent eat the chicken..she sent it back..said it was rubbery and dry, ive never seen her send anything back .anywhere before..married 5 years..Maybe we just had a horrible waitress..idk.... but haven't had such bad service, in a restaurant of any kind ...ever... Won't be back..
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 1
Carrie Abbott
The place was busy so the service was fine. The food was not good. The shrimp Alfredo has about 6 mini shrimp on it. The ribs were edible but nothing great. The fried shrimp tasted like erasers. The chicken tenders were bottom of the barrel. There are great places to eat in Biloxi. Skip this.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Samantha Capp
We visited on 5/28 for my son’s birthday — he wanted to play at Paradise Pier, and by the time it closed, dining options were slim. We’ve had good experiences at Cheeseburger in Paradise locations before, so we figured it’d be a safe choice.
We were seated right away, which was nice. But within ten seconds of sitting, the waiter was already at the table asking for our food order while still grabbing our drink orders. I politely said we’d need a minute since, you know, we just sat down. I also casually mentioned it was my 10-year-old’s birthday — to which the waiter bluntly replied, “We don’t do anything for that because people lie.” Wow. I wasn’t asking for anything free — I was just asking if they do anything at all, even if I bought a dessert.
I ordered the chicken tacos. Biggest mistake ever. I took one bite and immediately told the waiter something tasted off. His response? “Yeah, a lot of people think the sauce tastes off.” …so why are you still serving it?
Fast forward five hours: I wake up violently sick. I hoped it was just an upset stomach, but by Thursday morning I was rushed to the ER with severe food poisoning, where I was hospitalized until Saturday.
I did call the restaurant to inform them, and the staff on the phone were polite — but I strongly recommend others play it safe and eat somewhere else.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Scott Graham
Honestly, I am pretty disappointed. I didn’t have incredibly high expectations, but they definitely under delivered. I ordered the spicy crawfish dip, and the spicy chicken sandwich. I think they forgot the flavor. The tortilla chips had more flavor than the dip and my sandwich was probably on par with a school lunch from the 90’s. The “loaded” mashed potatoes also had no flavor. I had to have my wife try some of my food because I thought I HAD to be the problem…
To add to the disappointment her margarita came in a plastic cup and we sent it back. It was like tequila and dirty water that maybe sat next to a lime for 10 minutes for flavor… huge disappointment.
Never returning. The food was not worth the wait. We sat down and waited at least 45 minutes before they took us to our table. When we were seated, all of their soft drinks were out of order. My brother and sister’s food were not edible and they had me waiting another 30 minutes for my food. My food tasted okay but not worth it. My food had me in the bathroom 3 times.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 1
Host was upset we came 2 hours before they close with a party of 10. She was very vocal about being inconvenienced. Very unprofessional.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Margaritaville Biloxi – Breakfast in Paradise, Served with a Mimosa and a Memory
Let me start by saying this — I’m a Margaritaville loyalist. I’ll go out of my way to visit one, and I have. From Las Vegas (now closed), to Nashville, Pigeon Forge, Myrtle Beach, and yes, I’m even counting Landshark in Gatlinburg — if it’s got Jimmy Buffett vibes and a frozen concoction on the menu, I’m in.
One of my favorite Margaritaville memories was in Las Vegas, when Jimmy Buffett himself showed up and played an impromptu set right in the restaurant. It was unexpected, unforgettable, and pure magic — after all, it’s his place. Sadly, that can’t happen again… but we can imagine. And Margaritaville still brings that spirit to life.
So when I visited Margaritaville Restaurant in Biloxi for the second time, I decided to change it up and go for breakfast — and wow, was that the right move.
I ordered scrambled eggs, and they were honestly some of the best I’ve had in years (my wife’s excluded, of course). The plate came loaded with toast, ham, sausage, bacon, a fruit cup, and a pancake — basically a breakfast luau on a plate. Everything was hot, fresh, and delicious.
I paired it with a Mimosa, because we were on vacation, using Uber, and living the Parrothead dream — don’t drink and drive, just drink and vibe.
With its breezy island décor, water views, and laid-back soundtrack, Margaritaville Biloxi turned a simple breakfast into a full-on experience. It was a different side of Margaritaville — more sunrise than sunset — but just as special.
Bottom line: Margaritaville Biloxi served up a breakfast worth remembering, and in the spirit of Jimmy, it reminded us all to slow down, enjoy the view, and live life one bite (and sip) at a time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stephan was very nice and friendly we enjoyed his service! I had the Island Bowl for breakfast!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came on a family vacation and met a great Host by the name of Indra , we instantly clicked And she was very nice and helpful . The vibes are lovely and the food was delicious 🥰 it’s a 10/10 for me.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stephen was so good to our family!
Stephen was PHENOMENAL. So friendly & easy to talk to, prompt as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Loved our experience at the cafe. Mr. Danny was an excellent server.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bad scene at the front desk. The three very visibly annoyed kids on duty were behaving rudely and impatiently to the few people waiting to be seated, a twenty minute wait despite the restaurant being nearly empty, and patrons who were already seated were coming to the desk asking why no waiters had been to their table despite long waits. The young women working there responded dismissively, rolling their eyes. At only minutes after 10am on a saturday they’d already stopped serving breakfast despite the published 11am end time. This is a family resort, there’s no place for the unprovoked poor behavior from staff who seemed untrained given their visible confusion and aggravated demeanors. Management apparently are challenged with staffing given they couldn’t manage to serve the small handful of people present, and restaurant schedules out of line with those published on their website and on the walls in the restaurant itself. What a mess; I’m honestly surprised it’s even open at all. It wouldn’t surprise me if the administration of the whole property is similarly crumbling.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Made reservations in the motel room they texted us to tell us our table is ready, but when we got down here to the restaurant our table was not ready. They had to put two tables together for our party. They left water on the floor when they moved the tables together, and my granddaughter fell From the floor being wet
We sat at our table for 15 minutes before a waitress came to even take our drink order.. On top of that, it took us an hour to get our food and it was not that great. They made us miss the fireworks with the dragged out stay at the restaurant.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
The restaurant was great! The food was more than plentiful, and the service was top notch!!! Our server was friendly and more than gracious in her service! The drinks were good - that Tranquil Waters drink was so good and smooth...it snuck up on me later than evening. Breakfast was good as well! I want MORE!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
waited 20 min for a table, which is fine.. but noticed the restaurant wasn't even that busy, lots of empty tables, wait for the kids soft drinks not long at all, for soft drinks, but did wait w 15-20 minutes for a beer from the bar, waitress did say sorry..said the bar was backed up, again the restaurant wasn't even close to capacity. Waitress did not come back to check on drink refills ....glasses sat empty , not another beer for me or mixed drink for my wife was even offered, the whole time we were there. At this point i didnt care anymore i just wanted to eat and leave...the waitress when she did ask and bring refills for the kids drinks, sat a glass of sweet tea down right in front of my 18 m/o and before I could grab it my toddler dumped it in her lap, and she was soaked..so theres no napkins on the table so she had to go get some...we used napkins to dry her off , and continued to wait for the food , my wife went to the room for her phone and came back, still no food. I left to walk around the pool and by the bathroom and back still no food..then it came and my wife couldent eat the chicken..she sent it back..said it was rubbery and dry, ive never seen her send anything back .anywhere before..married 5 years..Maybe we just had a horrible waitress..idk.... but haven't had such bad service, in a restaurant of any kind ...ever...
Won't be back..
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 1
The place was busy so the service was fine. The food was not good. The shrimp Alfredo has about 6 mini shrimp on it. The ribs were edible but nothing great. The fried shrimp tasted like erasers. The chicken tenders were bottom of the barrel. There are great places to eat in Biloxi. Skip this.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
We visited on 5/28 for my son’s birthday — he wanted to play at Paradise Pier, and by the time it closed, dining options were slim. We’ve had good experiences at Cheeseburger in Paradise locations before, so we figured it’d be a safe choice.
We were seated right away, which was nice. But within ten seconds of sitting, the waiter was already at the table asking for our food order while still grabbing our drink orders. I politely said we’d need a minute since, you know, we just sat down. I also casually mentioned it was my 10-year-old’s birthday — to which the waiter bluntly replied, “We don’t do anything for that because people lie.” Wow. I wasn’t asking for anything free — I was just asking if they do anything at all, even if I bought a dessert.
I ordered the chicken tacos. Biggest mistake ever. I took one bite and immediately told the waiter something tasted off. His response? “Yeah, a lot of people think the sauce tastes off.” …so why are you still serving it?
Fast forward five hours: I wake up violently sick. I hoped it was just an upset stomach, but by Thursday morning I was rushed to the ER with severe food poisoning, where I was hospitalized until Saturday.
I did call the restaurant to inform them, and the staff on the phone were polite — but I strongly recommend others play it safe and eat somewhere else.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Honestly, I am pretty disappointed. I didn’t have incredibly high expectations, but they definitely under delivered. I ordered the spicy crawfish dip, and the spicy chicken sandwich. I think they forgot the flavor. The tortilla chips had more flavor than the dip and my sandwich was probably on par with a school lunch from the 90’s. The “loaded” mashed potatoes also had no flavor. I had to have my wife try some of my food because I thought I HAD to be the problem…
To add to the disappointment her margarita came in a plastic cup and we sent it back. It was like tequila and dirty water that maybe sat next to a lime for 10 minutes for flavor… huge disappointment.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
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