Water Front Restaurant Bar The Blind Tiger opens in Bay St. Louis

The Blind Tiger restaurant and bar opened in Bay St Louis on the water. They want people to know they are on the water in front of the new harbor. Bay St. Louis needed a fun choice for dining and fun. The Blind Tiger is quickly becoming a favorite with locals and tourist alike. The open air style is reminiscent of years gone by and coast that we all remember and cherish.

Thomas Genin, the owner, wanted to create a great bar with food. "I want to create a place I would come hang out and grab some great food made from the best ingredients." Thomas went on to explain that he was glad to be part of Bay St. Louis.

Tokens Gift Shop - Hollywood Casino

Tokens Gift Shop - Hollywood Casino

711 Hollywood Blvd. , Bay St. Louis, MS 39520

A designer gift shop inside the Hollywood Casino!

The General Store - Silver Slipper Casino

The General Store - Silver Slipper Casino

5000 South Beach Blvd. , Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 

866-775-4773

Gift Shop

Bon Marche' Boutique

 

Bon Marche' Boutique

In the Silver Slipper Casino

228-469-2777

This Boutique offers jewerly, art, candles, pottery and more.

 

Hollywood Casino Bay Saint Louis, Casino & Golf Resort

 

Hollywood Casino Bay Saint Louis, Casino & Golf Resort

711 Hollywood Blvd , Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 

866-7-LUCKY-1

Casino, Restaurant, Hotel, RV Park, Golf

 

Silver Slipper Casino

 

Silver Slipper Casino

5000 South Beach , Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 

1-866-S-Slipper

This is Hancock County's first land based casion.  It is known for its fabulous Friday Night Crab Buffett. The Slipper also has a Beachfront RV Park with full hookups.

 

Bay St. Louis Charm

 
It is hard to find an American town more steeped in ritual and design than Bay St. Louis Mississippi. It is a charming town located on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi.  A community that is close knit and well worn through both time and challenges. The people of Bay St. Louis thrive on Art and its creation. Antique shops and Art Galleries line Main Street. There is the Old Train depot that will hopefully see passenger trains once again and the local city pond offers a Duck crossing. A visit to Bay St. Louis is like taking a trip back to the time of steamboats and toddies on the porch. Although becoming a more modern city, Bay St. Louis has fought hard to keep its historic archetechural design and polish. This dedication to preservation has served the landscape and community well.

Old Town Bay St Louis Guide