re: What is there to do in Starkville, MS?

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All I see are some chain restaurants and fast food places.

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Where are you standing?

My favorite bar is Daves Darkhorse Tavern(serve pizza and have live music)and I think there was a place right around the corner that just opened before I left that has a bunch of beers on tap but I cant remember the name. Where ever you go, walk and or have a sober driver or walker with you to not get a DUI OR PD ticket.
Restaurant is probably either Resturant Tyler, The Veranda and the grill in that order. If you get a chance to eat at Little Dooeys its good, not as good as Morison BBQ out on old 82, but its convenient.

Never had much for the Cotton District, its got a few bars but they will be packed with either drunk happy/angry kids before and by the time its over with. Its right down the street from the stadium so its also convenient.
I think you could probably go to Ricks and Cowbells to have the best chance at a gutter slut and a DUI.

Its all about what your into. Good luck!

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Both are Mississippi college towns. I generally like Mississippi, given my East Texas roots, so to me, it seems like they are pretty much the same, no?

drink beer and frick. just like everywhere else.

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DAMN!!!


That looks awesome!!!!


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what is a sober walker? 

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Someone to keep your drunk arse from walking in front of a bus.

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Zaxby got nothing on Canes homie!

Other area things that may be of some interest that doesn't involve beer and pizza:


Golf at Old Waverly

Other stuff:

Grisham Room at the Library

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Howlin' Wolf Museum



Blues museum featuring history & artifacts of Howlin' Wolf and the Black Prairie Region, Big Joe Williams, Bukka White. Granite statue of Howlin' Wolf on display.
307 West Westbrook St.
West Point, MS 39773

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Tennessee Williams Home



First home of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tennessee Williams, author of A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and The Glass Menagerie. Williams, considered the most important American playwright, was born in Columbus, Mississippi in 1911. He spent his beginning years in an old Victorian home that was the rectory for St. Paul's Episcopal Church, where his grandfather served as minister. The home was recently honored with the designation of a National Literary Landmark, and it now serves as the official Welcome Center for Columbus.
300 Main St.
Columbus, MS 39701

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Ulysses S, Grant Presidential Library

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Zaxby got nothing on Canes homie!

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I've been to both.

They taste the same.

Canes in Boston?? frick yea.