The CooperTown Cafe

Mississippi blues and good ole’ & rsquo; comfort food simply appear to go together. They absolutely work out with each other at Coopertown Café, a dining establishment located in Hattiesburg, run by indigenous Brookhaven bros, Cameron and Doyce Cleckler. “& ldquo; We come from a culinary family,” & rdquo; claimed proprietor, Cameron Cleckler. Their grandparents, Houston and Gladys Jordan, opened The 84 Dairy Spin in the 1960s.

Not only are the food and music southerly, but the décor is. Each tabletop screens a style, whether it be “& ldquo; Chosen the Wind” & rdquo; or & ldquo; Southern Miss. & rdquo; Camp Shelby is also represented. “& ldquo; Every tabletop is an initial that we made ourselves,” & rdquo; claimed C. Cleckler. The café has a laid-back feel. The owner defined the feel as “& ldquo; extremely laid back & rdquo; – and & ldquo; casual eating & rdquo;-- the best environment for the smooth, velvety blues. A quote in the vivid Coopertown Café menu reviews, “& ldquo; Food finished with love by people that like food.”