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About Us
Cotton Blues is the perfect family restaurant spot in Hattiesburg for a superior lunch and dinner menu. Most of our ingredients are fresh and locally sourced because we understand that the fresher our ingredients, the better your food tastes.
Reservations
We do take reservations but they are not required.
Please make reservations by phone only. Reservations are not accepted via email or social media.
Our Location
6116 Highway 98 West
Hattiesburg, MS 39402
Phone: (601) 450-0510
Email: chris@cottonblues.com
Open Hours
- Monday 11 am – 9 pm
- Tuesday 11 am – 9 pm
- Wednesday 11 am – 9 pm
- Thursday 11 am – 9 pm
- Friday 11 am – 10 pm
- Saturday 11 am – 10 pm
- Sunday 11 am – 8 pm
Win free Cotton Blues every day for one year!
NewsLike Pancakes? You could win Cotton Blues food for one year! We’re giving 10 people a chance to compete for free Cotton Blues food for a year! On October 4th we will randomly select 10 entrants for an opportunity to compete in our Pulled Pork & Pancakes eating contest. The person to eat the most of our […]
Pulled Pork & Pancakes the must-try dish in South Mississippi
News“If it’s not your idea, it’s not original, why do it?” When Cotton Blues, in Hattiesburg Mississippi first opened in 2012, chicken and waffles were a fast-growing food trend for restaurants around the country. Cotton Blues owner, Chris Ortego says they had a few requests for chicken and waffles, but a large chain restaurant opened […]
Why our Strawberry Icebox Pie almost never made the menu
NewsStrawberry Icebox Pie — Lemon Icebox Pie’s Evil Twin The Strawberry Icebox Pie is one of the best selling desserts at Cotton Blues Restaurant in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. It’s light, creamy and bursting with fresh strawberries. But this amazing dessert almost failed to make it out of our test kitchen. It has to be exact, or […]
How Cotton Blues chef became the ambassador of southern cuisine
NewsDedication and Determination Jordan Creel did not always know he wanted to be a chef. In his early 20s, Creel worked in a few chain restaurants in Hattiesburg, where he says he grew tired of opening up bags of sauce and throwing them in the microwave. Creel wanted more, “If I’m going to do it, […]