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  1. Catch 110

    Seafood

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    Rope and weathered wood set the nautical tone at this casual seafood restaurant a block from the water in downtown Biloxi. The menu casts wide, running from fresh catch and fried oysters to steaks and pasta, with Asian sticky ribs turning up as a crowd-pleasing starter. Asparagus au gratin is the kind of side dish that ends arguments. Weekend brunch runs both Saturday and Sunday for anyone easing into the Gulf Coast morning slowly.

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    • Asian sticky ribs

      “The Asian sticky ribs make a popular starter, and seafood fans will find tasty shrimp, fresh catch fish options and fried oysters on the list.”

      AAA

    • Asparagus au gratin

      “Sides like asparagus au gratin pair well with many entrées, and dessert is available upon request.”

      AAA
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    Address
    110 Lameuse St, Biloxi, MS · Biloxi
    Phone
    (228) 818-3961

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