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The restaurant and bar will specialize in craft cocktails with fresh ingredients and an active happy hour

The District At Eastover is the place to gather for local dining, events, shopping & luxurious accommodations.

A longtime fixture in the Fondren community will be moving to a new location.

From down home soul food to fine dining, Jackson offers excellent opportunities to discover a bite of Southern culture presented in vibrant restaurants springing up in some of the city’s burgeoning neighborhoods.

A super fun nachos dish from Sophomore Spanish Club in Jackson, MS.

From Fine & Dandy in Jackson, MS, this Chocolate Cupshake combines the best of both worlds: milkshakes and cupcakes!

Cultivation Food Hall announces a new vendor, Atlas, a concept that owner Chad Segrest describes as “Greek Down South.”

Put on your purple dress and run through the streets of The District tonight. You’ll be running to raise awareness about domestic violence and to raise money for the newly opened shelter operated by Catholic Charities.

Recently, The Food Network compiled a list of the most Instagrammable restaurants in every state.

Food Network Magazine found America’s most instagrammable restaurants. Check them out now!

A 21-acre site that was the former Mississippi School for the Blind in Jackson is now an amenity-rich community destination representing the best in mixed-use urban revitalization called The District at Eastover.

This Jackson newcomer only opened last December, but it’s already established itself as the local destination for burgers.

Join us for Over the Edge with Friends April 13th at The District at Eastover!

A first of its kind in Mississippi, Cultivation Food Hall showcases a carefully curated collection of boutique restaurant concepts, specialty coffees and classic, craft cocktails.

"It was the hardest soft opening ever. It was crazy,” said April Baucum, a mixologist at the Gold Coast Bar.

A new spot in the District at Eastover is bringing in people from all over the metro. The Cultivation Food Hall houses eight boutique restaurants and a lavish bar.

Cultivation Food Hall will open this weekend in The District at Eastover and feature nine artisanal vendors.

First came food courts, followed by food trucks. Now, it's the food hall's time to shine, and Jackson will have the first one in Mississippi.

Located in the swanky District at Eastover in Jackson, Fine & Dandy lives up to its name.

JACKSON — An ordinance passed by the Jackson City Council in March allowing pedestrians to carry go cups of alcoholic beverages in the District at Eastover is now in effect.

Cultivation Food Hall, the state’s first food hall, will open this summer in The District at Eastover and recently announced their first four vendors: Fete au Fete, Local Honey, Poké Stop, and Whisk, a crêperie by La Brioche.

‘Go-Cups’ for The District at Eastover get the green light from the Jackson City Council.vJackson’s Leisure and Recreation Ordinance should go into effect in 30 days.

The list of retailers and restaurants in The District at Eastover continues to grow with the addition of Spectacles, a high-end optical boutique and optometry practice.

There is nothing quite as comforting as diner food. It could be after church on a Sunday or after eight hours of day drinking and all you need is grease. No matter what you’re craving, you’re going to find something that will make the situation (even) better.

Scheduled to open this fall, Fine & Dandy introduces a fresh approach to Southern hospitality that will be evident in the restaurant’s food and service, but also in its modern yet comfortable dining space, thoughtfully designed to deliver an experience perfect for sharing time with family or drinks with friends.

Driving past the District at Eastover motorists on Interstate 55 get a two-dimensional picture of the Lofts, which provides a backdrop for the mixed-used project.

Take a video tour of the nearly completed District at Eastover.

Holder Properties has broken ground for One Eastover Center, a 120,000-square-foot Class “A” office building located in the District at Eastover, a 21-acre mixed-use community.