“The blues, rock‑and‑roll, R&B, and soul all came out of this place, one state: Mississippi.”
Bourdain had drinks with PyInfamous, a local hip hop artist, at this cafe.
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The Senator's Place
Permanently Closed
Bourdain ate classic Southern soul-food buffet of collard greens, fried okra, mac ’n’ cheese, lima beans, red beans, neck bones, rice and gravy, a piece of fried chicken. Lunch dates: John T. Edge and Senator Willie Simmons
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Quapaw Canoe Company
Canoe & kayak tour agency · Clarksdale
Tony went on a canoe tour on the Mississippi River.
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Mississippi Delta
8 Places
“The blues, rock‑and‑roll, R&B, and soul all came out of this place, one state: Mississippi.”
Big Apple Inn
Sandwich shop
Bourdain ate: smokes (smoked-sausage sandwich) and ears (pig’s ear sandwiches), hot tamales.
Doe's Eat Place
Steak house
Bourdain ate: classic Delta dinner of Doe’s famous salad, hot tamales, fries, shrimp, porterhouse steaks, and no dessert.
The Senator's Place
Permanently closed
Bourdain ate classic Southern soul-food buffet of collard greens, fried okra, mac ’n’ cheese, lima beans, red beans, neck bones, rice and gravy, a piece of fried chicken. Lunch dates: John T. Edge and Senator Willie Simmons
Lusco's
Permanently closed
Bourdain ate: the special salad with Italian vinaigrette, steak, shrimp, onion rings, and pompano.
Po' Monkey's Lounge
"The only way to get into Willie “Po’ Monkey” Seaberry’s Po’ Monkey’s Lounge, one of the best juke joints in Mississippi, is to abide by a few dress codes: no backward hats, no sagging pants." Bourdain had: drinks.
