Tailgate in the Grove

Tailgating in the Grove is the best part of a gameday at Ole Miss. Infact, it is so much fun that some people skip the game…

Come Down for Double Decker

The Square is hopping during the Double Decker Arts Festival. It is definitely one of the best weekends to visit Oxford.

Visit Faulkner's Home

Go see William Faulkner's house to get a sense of the history and learn how his writings were shaped by Oxford, MS

Southern Tradition

SEC rivalries are at their finest at Ole Miss. The UT vs. Ole Miss rivalry will pick back up in 2009.

Go Out at The Library

In the Grove they say Good Times are Not Fogotten....Well Good Times are Forgotten at the Library--Oxford's most famous bar.

See a Game

There is so much hype about the Grove that people forget that going to a game is an awesome reason to come for a weekend at…

University of Mississippi

It’s the most remote spot of all of the NASCAR venues. The wildest two weekends of the nearly 10 month NASCAR season can be summed up in one word. “Dega!” It has often been compared to Mardigras, only instead of New Orleans, it takes place on thousands of uninhabited acres in central Alabama. No bull, you should bring some Mardi-gras style beads. It may not be the best scenery in the world, but you will see more than you could ever want. This is one to leave the women and children you love, and also the faint of heart at home.

Girls of the SEC

Most sports websites have at some point ranked the SEC schools in terms of hot girls, well now it is my turn. I feel that my list will be much more precise due in a large part to the 8 years of research I have poured into this article. My five years at UGA, followed up by three in Atlanta, and now 6 months in Nashville at Vanderbilt puts me in a unique position to really give an accurate portrayal.

Graceland Too: Better Than the Original?

In the small town of Holly Springs, Miss., the world’s greatest Elvis fan lives inside his life’s work—an amazing tribute to the King of Rock and Roll.

Murff’s Bar and Grill

Murff's Bar and Grill

1210 Harrison Avenue

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 55.8504" N, 89° 31' 7.8564" W

Bar sports are located downstairs and are made up of pool tables, darts, and shuffle board. Feeling athletic, grab a beer and dominate your friends in your favorite game. Some of the most fun nights on the town are had brushing shoulders with the locals right here at Murff's.

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The Levee

Levee

1008 Jackson Ave E

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 22' 1.3656" N, 89° 31' 12.6552" W

The Levee is claimed by a few to be the best Under 21 bar on the square. It has great bands and drink specials all week. They are not strict, like the library, to say the least. It is really large inside, has bands, and is often booked by a fraternity. During the spring they have great Crawfish that you can buy by the Styrofoam container or sometimes $10 all you can eat.

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Burgundy room

Burgandy Room

1112 1/2 Van Buren Ave

Oxford , MS

United States

34° 21' 57.942" N, 89° 31' 9.9876" W

A great and fun place to go during the week lots of drink deals and also fun to go just hang out at if you just wanna chill. It is located right on the square right above Old Venice Pizza Company, known for a relaxed atmosphere but always crowded and a fun environment-also a good hangout while you wait to be seated at Old Venice.

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Pearl street

Pearl Street Pasta

308 S Lamar Blvd

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 55.7676" N, 89° 31' 8.0904" W

A fun bar on the outskirts of the square, 21 and above and a good pre-game spot, or fun during the week because of their 3 for 1 or 2 for 1 drink specials. It has great Italian food as well.

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Proud Larry’s

Proud Larrys

211 S Lamar Blvd

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 56.6676" N, 89° 31' 7.9032" W

Proud Larry's is a bit smaller bar, but it features great live music during the week and normally cost $5-$10 to enter. They have had a history of pulling in some great show. A lot of students will head there for Sunday Lunch following church.

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Roosters Blues House

Roosters Blues House

114 Courthouse Sq

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 58.9896" N, 89° 31' 8.6556" W

Roosters, as of 2008, is a new bar in Oxford. It is a 2 story blues bar that is extremely popular on most nights of the week. With the largest Blues collection archive in the world in the Ole Miss library and the birth place of Blues not far away, it is only fitting to have great live blues shows played in town. One of the most popular thing that they do is sell 40's of beer. The first floor is always free and 18 year old entry, but the second floor is usually 10 dollars and it is 21 years old to get in.

The Lyric

Lyric Oxford

1006 Van Buren Ave

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 58.338" N, 89° 31' 13.1484" W

It is brand new but it is called The Lyric the biggest bands that come to Oxford play here. It is a real big bar and they have a lot of bars to buy drinks in the place. It plays host to tons of fraternity events and huge bands like Yonder Mountain String Band, Citizen Cope, and Girl Talk. There is a second level balcony where you can chill out and people-watch all the students below.

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The Library

Library

120 S 11th St

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 22' 0.48" N, 89° 31' 11.0316" W

The library is the best bar in town and flourishes on Thursday nights, which is the biggest night in Oxford. It has a sports bar, a big room with DJ Mario who plays rap, and a patio which is like the sports bar but outside. Also the sports bar and patio play music and they both have big bars like in the middle where the DJ is. It is big on fridays and saturdays too. In the middle of the week they have bands come and play as well.

Newks

1309 University Ave

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 50.1696" N, 89° 31' 5.7" W

Newks has great sandwiches, salads, and pizza. Sunday mornings are very popular, but this restaurant is almost always full when it is time to eat. The best sandwich EVER is easily the Newks grilled chicken sandwich. Go in to either one of their two locations in Oxford to taste one of the most flourishing southern restaurants around. Newks is located off of University Avenue right by the square and is always filled with Ole Miss Students.

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Phillip’s Grocery

2406 S Lamar Blvd

oxford, MS

United States

34° 20' 45.9744" N, 89° 31' 16.2588" W

Another “Brown Bag” place in Oxford, meaning you can bring in your own drinks. They are known for their "World's best burger" and homemade pies. Expect a long wait, but good food.

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Handy Andy’s

800 N Lamar Blvd

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 22' 27.1128" N, 89° 30' 55.71" W

A cheap little old grocery store who makes 5 dollar double bacon cheeseburgers and bbq sandwiches. They also have homemade banana pudding. It is cheap, a meal there would cost 5 to 7 dollars. It has been a student favorite for years and eat in or get it to go.

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Old Taylor Grocery

4 County Road 338 # A

Taylor, MS

United States

34° 16' 39.7956" N, 89° 35' 57.6132" W

The most famous catfish restaurant in Mississippi. This "hole in the wall" style dining is probably as southern as you can get. With writing, license plates, dollar bills, and cow skulls on the walls it definitely gives it a unique and unforgettable feel. It is about 10 minutes away from Oxford and there is always a couple hour wait to eat, so get there early. Because of this, people make a night of it by bringing a “brown bag” of their favorite beverage. The first Saturday of every month there is a Big Truck Theater Show that is right next to grocery.

Kabuki: Hibachi Grill

1631 Jackson Ave W

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 56.6388" N, 89° 33' 9.5184" W

This is a fairly new restaurant and it is just off of Ole Miss' campus. This is a Hibachi style restaurant, much like the better known Kobe's steakhouse, where they cook in front of you before and as you eat. It is located on West Jackson Ave.

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Prime Steakhouse

1201 Jefferson Ave

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 22' 7.068" N, 89° 31' 5.5452" W

Delicious steaks burgers located in the Downtown Oxford Inn and Suites. Prime is probably one of the most expensive restaurants in Oxford, but the food makes it worth every penny. It is owned by the same people as 208, which means nothing but the best.

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Boure’

309 N Lamar Blvd

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 22' 4.9152" N, 89° 31' 6.0636" W

This restaurant is a great place for sandwiches, burgers, salads and just about everything else on their menu. For the girls, check out the steak salad and the guys cannot go wrong with the Boure' Burger with bacon.

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Ribcage

311 S Lamar Blvd

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 55.7424" N, 89° 31' 8.094" W

If you want to sit down and eat some where quick this is the place. They have a great selection from Quesadillas, Bar-B-Q, and ribs. Pass some time in their down stairs bar by playing darts and Golden Tee.

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Old Venice Pizza Company

Courthouse Square

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 59.1552" N, 89° 31' 8.6412" W

This is an Italian restaurant that is known for its pizza and sandwiches. It is famous in Oxford and because of the limited seating there is often a wait. Try some of their unique and most popular pizza's like the John Wayne or the Ranchero.

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Chevron / "Chicken on a Stick"

550 Highway 7 S

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 49.4136" N, 89° 31' 9.3396" W

No this is not a miss print, the Chevron is a must stop place if you are visiting Ole Miss. They are located in-between the Square and campus and at 2:00am there will be a line out the door. The reason for the commotion is their amazing selection of late night snacks including pizza sticks, egg rolls, potato wedges, and taquitos. However they are most well known for their CHICKEN ON A STICK which is a staple in Ole Miss Night life. For $2 you can grab a huge piece of delicious chicken that is dripping with grease and ripe for eating.

Downtown Grill

Courthouse Square

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 59.1552" N, 89° 31' 8.6412" W

Similarly to 208 it is a very nice restaurant. They have delicious food and will be packed on any game weekend. It great mid-week hangout relaxed atmosphere for a small crowd to go and grab a drink and chat. Upstairs turns into a bar after 10 p.m. and they often have a live band in the main room. Guys often wear a button down and a jacket to accompany their girl in a nice dress.

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208

208 South Lamar

Oxford , MS

United States

34° 21' 56.6856" N, 89° 31' 7.8996" W

They have a bar right in the center of the restaurant where the bar tenders will mix you any top-shelf liquor you can think of. The food is delicious and the crab cakes are their specialty. This is definitely one of the nicest places in Oxford and you can expect to spend about $30 on your meal.

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AJAX

118 Courthouse Sq

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 58.9068" N, 89° 31' 8.6556" W

Classic southern home cooking. Located right on the square, you can kick off your meal with some fried pickles for an appetizer. One of Ajax’ famous meals is the sandwich which has country fried steak, mashed potatoes, and butter beans all smashed in between two buns. They also offer delicious home-style meatloaf and bar-b-que.

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Downtown Oxford Inn and Suites

Downtown Oxford Inn and Suites

North Lamar

Oxford , MS

United States

34° 22' 34.4568" N, 89° 30' 44.5608" W

This is another great hotel if you can manage to get your hands on a room. It is located on the north side of the famous Oxford Square. This hotel is in the higher price range, but it comes with a unbeatable location and a top notch restaurant named “Prime” attached to the restaurant.

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Colonel’s Quarters

Colonel's Quarters

Highway 413

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 19' 43.6692" N, 89° 25' 43.446" W

Colonel's Quarters is only a five minute drive from the outskirts of Oxford, Mississippi. It is located in a restored Antebellum home that sits upon a hill overlooking a fishable lake and is surrounded by beauty. It also plays host to a lot of Greek events. This may be above the average student’s budget, but if you have the cash then it is an awesome place to stay.

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The Inn at Ole Miss

The Inn at Ole Miss

Grove Loop

Oxford, MS

United States

34° 21' 59.526" N, 89° 31' 56.7948" W

This Hotel has been newly renovated in 2008 and is located directly across the street from the grove on campus, but good luck getting a room. Many of the rooms are owned by Ole Miss Alumni that they rent out for game weekends. If you can reserve a room then it is an awesome place to stay.

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Chill out at "Square Books" –

Located right on the Square it is a book store where you can order a coffee or ice cream and sit out on the balcony overlooking the Square. It is the best place to get away in Oxford and read a book, think about life, or even people watch from above the street. Another perk to this book store is its unique atmosphere and its $1 refillable coffee. It is by far the best price in town. If you do go to Oxford, Square Books is a must!

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Shopping on the Square

You wouldn’t expect it, but there is great shopping in this small Mississippi town. There are tons of little boutique shops that carry high-end products from local vendors. The stores will be packed with sorority girls searching for the perfect dress for the big game.

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Sardis Lake

Pull your truck right up on the "beach" and open a cold one. You will most likely need a four wheel drive to get out there, but once you make it, it's a great place to chill out, shoot skeet, make a fire or just look at the stars. This is a perfect place to let a warm spring afternoon turn into a crazy bonfire party at night, but make sure you are careful on your way home because of the police road blocks. Many students go to Sardis to fish, camp, and even water ski behind their four wheelers. Overall, Sardis is a great place to get away and create your fun anyway you can imagine it.

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Go visit William Faulkner’s house

It is a great for a picnic in the park and to go see some of the history that makes Oxford the charming southern town that it is. His plantation is called “Rowan Oak” and has a large southern antebellum home.

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Tailgate in the Grove

The Grove is what Ole Miss is known for and is one of the best college football traditions in the South. The players walk through the Grove before every game as part of the walk of Champions which is about two and half hours before the game. This is Southern Hospitality at its finest meaning that everywhere you look you will be offered free food and drinks. This is as elaborate as tailgating gets with flat screen TV’s and chandeliers in some of the tents.

Ole Miss Overview

Overview

Ole Miss is located in Oxford, MS. With its scenic town square, acclaimed restaurants, unique boutiques, oak-shaded neighborhoods, and friendly people, Oxford is the model Southern town. Named for its famous cousin Oxford, England, in hopes of attracting a university, the town attracted in 1848 the University of Mississippi, which dominates life here today.

Culture

Fratting Hard at an Ole Miss Baseball Game

Ole Miss Baseball is definitely the highlight of the spring semester.

Charity Bowl at Ole Miss

Want to see overweight, out of shape High School Heroes strap back on the pads? How about beautiful sorority girls competing for the cheerleading championship?

Double Decker Arts Festival at Ole Miss

The Double Decker Arts Festival is definitely the most exiting weekend at Ole Miss in the spring. “Taking its name from the town's authentic double decker bus imported from England in 1994, the festival brings together visitors and residents alike for a daylong celebration of music, food, and the arts held on the picturesque Courthouse Square of Oxford Mississippi.” Double Decker has been known to draw more than 50,000 people in attendance; making it another Mississippi spring day that you cannot miss!

Girl Talk at Ole Miss

If you haven’t listened to or been to a Girl Talk concert yet then you have been missing out.

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Overview

Ole Miss is located in Oxford, MS. With its scenic town square, acclaimed restaurants, unique boutiques, oak-shaded neighborhoods, and friendly people, Oxford is the model Southern town. Named for its famous cousin Oxford, England, in hopes of attracting a university, the town attracted in 1848 the University of Mississippi, which dominates life here today.

Culture

It also served as the inspiration for Nobel Prize winner William Faulkner's fictional Jefferson (Lafayette County being Yoknapatawpha), the locale of many of his novels. Oxonians and University members like to describe the town with the motto "We may not win every game, but we ain't never lost a party." Locals also, "partially" jokingly, refer to the Square as the "Center of the Universe." Many residents see Oxford as a small town New Orleans, calling it the "Little Easy." It is widely known throughout the South for its Southern charm, Old South feel, party atmosphere, and its beautiful women, which even Hugh Hefner called the finest in the world. Oxford is also considered a literary center with many writers calling it home. Also being home to the Ole Miss School of Law and a federal courthouse, it is often said that everyone in Oxford is a "lawyer, writer, or both." As if to prove this point, famous author John Grisham still owns a house in Oxford and visits frequently.

Greek Life

The tradition of Greek life on the Oxford campus is a deep-seated one. In fact, the first fraternity founded in the South was the W.W.W. (or Rainbow Society), founded at Ole Miss in 1848, which went on to charter other chapters across the South. The fraternity merged with Delta Tau Delta in 1886. Delta Gamma national sorority was founded in 1872 at the Lewis School for Girls in nearby Oxford. Today, sorority chapters are very large, with many boasting of around 250 active members. Recruitment is fiercely competitive and potential sorority members are encouraged to secure personal recommendations from Ole Miss sorority alumnae in order to increase the chances of receiving an invitation to join one of the 9 NPC sororities on campus. content via wiki

Tailgate in the Grove

The Grove is what Ole Miss is known for and is one of the best college football traditions in the South. The players walk through the Grove before every game as part of the walk of Champions which is about two and half hours before the game. This is Southern Hospitality at its finest meaning that everywhere you look you will be offered free food and drinks. This is as elaborate as tailgating gets with flat screen TV’s and chandeliers in some of the tents.
Go visit William Faulkner’s house

It is a great for a picnic in the park and to go see some of the history that makes Oxford the charming southern town that it is. His plantation is called “Rowan Oak” and has a large southern antebellum home.
Sardis Lake

Pull your truck right up on the "beach" and open a cold one. You will most likely need a four wheel drive to get out there, but once you make it, it's a great place to chill out, shoot skeet, make a fire or just look at the stars. This is a perfect place to let a warm spring afternoon turn into a crazy bonfire party at night, but make sure you are careful on your way home because of the police road blocks. Many students go to Sardis to fish, camp, and even water ski behind their four wheelers. Overall, Sardis is a great place to get away and create your fun anyway you can imagine it.
Shopping on the Square

You wouldn’t expect it, but there is great shopping in this small Mississippi town. There are tons of little boutique shops that carry high-end products from local vendors. The stores will be packed with sorority girls searching for the perfect dress for the big game.
Chill out at "Square Books" –

Located right on the Square it is a book store where you can order a coffee or ice cream and sit out on the balcony overlooking the Square. It is the best place to get away in Oxford and read a book, think about life, or even people watch from above the street. Another perk to this book store is its unique atmosphere and its $1 refillable coffee. It is by far the best price in town. If you do go to Oxford, Square Books is a must!

The Inn at Ole Miss

This Hotel has been newly renovated in 2008 and is located directly across the street from the grove on campus, but good luck getting a room. Many of the rooms are owned by Ole Miss Alumni that they rent out for game weekends. If you can reserve a room then it is an awesome place to stay.
Colonel’s Quarters

Colonel's Quarters is only a five minute drive from the outskirts of Oxford, Mississippi. It is located in a restored Antebellum home that sits upon a hill overlooking a fishable lake and is surrounded by beauty. It also plays host to a lot of Greek events. This may be above the average student’s budget, but if you have the cash then it is an awesome place to stay.
Downtown Oxford Inn and Suites

This is another great hotel if you can manage to get your hands on a room. It is located on the north side of the famous Oxford Square. This hotel is in the higher price range, but it comes with a unbeatable location and a top notch restaurant named “Prime” attached to the restaurant.

Girl Talk at Ole Miss

If you haven’t listened to or been to a Girl Talk concert yet then you have been missing out.
Double Decker Arts Festival at Ole Miss

The Double Decker Arts Festival is definitely the most exiting weekend at Ole Miss in the spring. “Taking its name from the town's authentic double decker bus imported from England in 1994, the festival brings together visitors and residents alike for a daylong celebration of music, food, and the arts held on the picturesque Courthouse Square of Oxford Mississippi.” Double Decker has been known to draw more than 50,000 people in attendance; making it another Mississippi spring day that you cannot miss!
Charity Bowl at Ole Miss

Want to see overweight, out of shape High School Heroes strap back on the pads? How about beautiful sorority girls competing for the cheerleading championship?

AJAX

Classic southern home cooking. Located right on the square, you can kick off your meal with some fried pickles for an appetizer. One of Ajax’ famous meals is the sandwich which has country fried steak, mashed potatoes, and butter beans all smashed in between two buns. They also offer delicious home-style meatloaf and bar-b-que.
208

They have a bar right in the center of the restaurant where the bar tenders will mix you any top-shelf liquor you can think of. The food is delicious and the crab cakes are their specialty. This is definitely one of the nicest places in Oxford and you can expect to spend about $30 on your meal.
Downtown Grill

Similarly to 208 it is a very nice restaurant. They have delicious food and will be packed on any game weekend. It great mid-week hangout relaxed atmosphere for a small crowd to go and grab a drink and chat. Upstairs turns into a bar after 10 p.m. and they often have a live band in the main room. Guys often wear a button down and a jacket to accompany their girl in a nice dress.
Chevron / "Chicken on a Stick"

No this is not a miss print, the Chevron is a must stop place if you are visiting Ole Miss. They are located in-between the Square and campus and at 2:00am there will be a line out the door. The reason for the commotion is their amazing selection of late night snacks including pizza sticks, egg rolls, potato wedges, and taquitos. However they are most well known for their CHICKEN ON A STICK which is a staple in Ole Miss Night life. For $2 you can grab a huge piece of delicious chicken that is dripping with grease and ripe for eating.
Old Venice Pizza Company

This is an Italian restaurant that is known for its pizza and sandwiches. It is famous in Oxford and because of the limited seating there is often a wait. Try some of their unique and most popular pizza's like the John Wayne or the Ranchero.
Ribcage

If you want to sit down and eat some where quick this is the place. They have a great selection from Quesadillas, Bar-B-Q, and ribs. Pass some time in their down stairs bar by playing darts and Golden Tee.
Boure’

This restaurant is a great place for sandwiches, burgers, salads and just about everything else on their menu. For the girls, check out the steak salad and the guys cannot go wrong with the Boure' Burger with bacon.
Prime Steakhouse

Delicious steaks burgers located in the Downtown Oxford Inn and Suites. Prime is probably one of the most expensive restaurants in Oxford, but the food makes it worth every penny. It is owned by the same people as 208, which means nothing but the best.
Kabuki: Hibachi Grill

This is a fairly new restaurant and it is just off of Ole Miss' campus. This is a Hibachi style restaurant, much like the better known Kobe's steakhouse, where they cook in front of you before and as you eat. It is located on West Jackson Ave.
Old Taylor Grocery

The most famous catfish restaurant in Mississippi. This "hole in the wall" style dining is probably as southern as you can get. With writing, license plates, dollar bills, and cow skulls on the walls it definitely gives it a unique and unforgettable feel. It is about 10 minutes away from Oxford and there is always a couple hour wait to eat, so get there early. Because of this, people make a night of it by bringing a “brown bag” of their favorite beverage. The first Saturday of every month there is a Big Truck Theater Show that is right next to grocery.
Handy Andy’s

A cheap little old grocery store who makes 5 dollar double bacon cheeseburgers and bbq sandwiches. They also have homemade banana pudding. It is cheap, a meal there would cost 5 to 7 dollars. It has been a student favorite for years and eat in or get it to go.
Phillip’s Grocery

Another “Brown Bag” place in Oxford, meaning you can bring in your own drinks. They are known for their "World's best burger" and homemade pies. Expect a long wait, but good food.
Newks

Newks has great sandwiches, salads, and pizza. Sunday mornings are very popular, but this restaurant is almost always full when it is time to eat. The best sandwich EVER is easily the Newks grilled chicken sandwich. Go in to either one of their two locations in Oxford to taste one of the most flourishing southern restaurants around. Newks is located off of University Avenue right by the square and is always filled with Ole Miss Students.

The Library

The library is the best bar in town and flourishes on Thursday nights, which is the biggest night in Oxford. It has a sports bar, a big room with DJ Mario who plays rap, and a patio which is like the sports bar but outside. Also the sports bar and patio play music and they both have big bars like in the middle where the DJ is. It is big on fridays and saturdays too. In the middle of the week they have bands come and play as well.
The Lyric

It is brand new but it is called The Lyric the biggest bands that come to Oxford play here. It is a real big bar and they have a lot of bars to buy drinks in the place. It plays host to tons of fraternity events and huge bands like Yonder Mountain String Band, Citizen Cope, and Girl Talk. There is a second level balcony where you can chill out and people-watch all the students below.
Roosters Blues House

Roosters, as of 2008, is a new bar in Oxford. It is a 2 story blues bar that is extremely popular on most nights of the week. With the largest Blues collection archive in the world in the Ole Miss library and the birth place of Blues not far away, it is only fitting to have great live blues shows played in town. One of the most popular thing that they do is sell 40's of beer. The first floor is always free and 18 year old entry, but the second floor is usually 10 dollars and it is 21 years old to get in.
Proud Larry’s

Proud Larry's is a bit smaller bar, but it features great live music during the week and normally cost $5-$10 to enter. They have had a history of pulling in some great show. A lot of students will head there for Sunday Lunch following church.
Pearl street

A fun bar on the outskirts of the square, 21 and above and a good pre-game spot, or fun during the week because of their 3 for 1 or 2 for 1 drink specials. It has great Italian food as well.
Burgundy room

A great and fun place to go during the week lots of drink deals and also fun to go just hang out at if you just wanna chill. It is located right on the square right above Old Venice Pizza Company, known for a relaxed atmosphere but always crowded and a fun environment-also a good hangout while you wait to be seated at Old Venice.
The Levee

The Levee is claimed by a few to be the best Under 21 bar on the square. It has great bands and drink specials all week. They are not strict, like the library, to say the least. It is really large inside, has bands, and is often booked by a fraternity. During the spring they have great Crawfish that you can buy by the Styrofoam container or sometimes $10 all you can eat.
Murff’s Bar and Grill

Bar sports are located downstairs and are made up of pool tables, darts, and shuffle board. Feeling athletic, grab a beer and dominate your friends in your favorite game. Some of the most fun nights on the town are had brushing shoulders with the locals right here at Murff's.

Fratting Hard at an Ole Miss Baseball Game

Ole Miss Baseball is definitely the highlight of the spring semester.
Girls of the SEC

Most sports websites have at some point ranked the SEC schools in terms of hot girls, well now it is my turn. I feel that my list will be much more precise due in a large part to the 8 years of research I have poured into this article. My five years at UGA, followed up by three in Atlanta, and now 6 months in Nashville at Vanderbilt puts me in a unique position to really give an accurate portrayal.
Talladega Days and Nights

It’s the most remote spot of all of the NASCAR venues. The wildest two weekends of the nearly 10 month NASCAR season can be summed up in one word. “Dega!” It has often been compared to Mardigras, only instead of New Orleans, it takes place on thousands of uninhabited acres in central Alabama. No bull, you should bring some Mardi-gras style beads. It may not be the best scenery in the world, but you will see more than you could ever want. This is one to leave the women and children you love, and also the faint of heart at home.

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