Location: Clarksdale
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What to do and see in Clarksdale, Mississippi (MS): The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Clarksdale is a city in Coahoma County, Mississippi, United States, and seat of the county.
Restaurants in Clarksdale
1. Red's Lounge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By 753robk
Red is definitely the real deal, as a NZ blues musician it was like going to Mecca, I even got to play there, twice! Real good , genuine people.
2. The Delta Blues Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 579 reviews
Housed in the newly renovated Yazoo and Mississippi River Valley Railroad Depot, the museum presents the history of the Blues through photos, written word, artifacts and instruments.
Reviewed By mikefurches
I expected a little more from the museum by it was still exceptionally good. My wife purchased 2 t-shirts and noticed one the wrong size when we got back to Kansas. We called and the museum worked things out for us with no hesitation. While my wife passed away December 22, 2019 I'll be back, reflecting on the great to e we had there.
3. Cat Head Delta Blues & Folk Art
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By viajeromochilero007 - Atlanta, United States
If you need information about Clarksdale, look no further. Roger is extremely helpful and knowledgeable about ALL things going on. Stop in, look around, and get the information that may be lacking elsewhere in “laid-back” Clarksdale. If you’re planning a visit, check out the website. If you find yourself in Clarksdale, make this your first stop. Roger and Frank are very friendly!
4. The Rock & Blues Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 219 reviews
COMING SOON: VIRTUAL BLUES2ROCK MUSEUM TOUR. Update: Because of the Corona Project at this time all showings are cancelled; we are in process of making a virtual tour of the memorabilia collection in the building which is for sale with or without the building. The non-profit, which run the museum has been dissolved as of end August last year. The private owners of the building and the collection have retired and the complete collection in it and the building ( including a large apartment with 2 separate sleeping spaces upstairs) is for sale . Perhaps to somebody or a community who would continue it (with or without the building). We hope that the Museum continues in one form in future depending on new ownership!
Reviewed By RainardS - Hameln, Germany
We met Razerblade Steward at the Clup Ground Zero. He talked about his personal live and the Blues History in Clarksdale. A very famous spot, where lots of famous artists performed. Projects in education in music for all ages! Its a must to be there.
5. Hopson Plantation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By UPwrite - Kingsford, United States
We love Clarksdale! We try out different places, and Hopson was on our list. We weren't disappointed! It is a huge building, exploding with old south decor you'll love to check out. We had a delicious lunch of hotdogs, cucumber salad and chips, free of charge. A couple of drinks from the bar, and a visit with a new friend, made us happy touristas! We were lucky enough to catch some great live music with Seth Stroud. I'll tell ya, if you enjoy blues music, Clarksdale is your destination! Very unique venue, here at Hopson!
6. Stan Streets Hambone Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By KarenK3
Recommendation from The Travelers Hotel and it was a great experience. A funky boho art gallery with live music. We were warmly greeted and it’s a very interesting place to sit and relax with the added pleasure of hearing a very very good blues guitarist-Lucious Stiller - and his band. We were only in Clarksdale for one night and it was amazing to have found Hambone and see this band.
7. Ground Zero Blues Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By 129kevinp - Carroll, United States
Great atmosphere, great food, cold beer and always Fantastic Music! Have been there many times and have yet to see Morgan Freeman there.....but I'll keep coming back.
