Jet-a-Way Cafe — Restaurant in Mississippi

Love the food- breakfast was great and filling. Wish the hashbrowns weren’t so cooked and crunchy tho. The burrito was good. My friends loved their food and loved the grits too.

The lunch served after 1030 is okay. I wouldn’t order the burger and regular French fries tho. It’s $15 for burger and a side. The onion rings were very seasoned with pepper and salt.

The gumbo was at so I have yet to try it.

The service was great and with a smile. they do military and pilot discounts and deals.

The atmosphere was awesome! We got to watch jets come in! They have lower chairs for those who need and higher bar chairs for those who really wanna watch the planes come in. Bring a cushion bc the seats are hard.

The complimentary coffee was delicious! They had a decaf and regular machine.

We had trouble finding it- it’s past Hancock high school and arts place. It’s in the terminal called Million Air. Downstairs had complimentary popcorn and coffee too for visitors and pilots I assume. Very nice place.

Food is upstairs. Has an elevator and upstairs clean restrooms by the cafe.

Great place to bring visitors...

I flew in and was around Stennis 1/2 week. Great views of the airport. Transient aircraft get a meal voucher which gets a meal and drink for only $1. Busy with military planes and helicopters during the week. If I lived closer and even wasn’t into airplanes, I’d drive over just to eat here as if it was a standalone restaurant.

Catfish Basket: Perfectly fried and flaky fish with a crispy crust that’s not too overly battered or fishy tasting or smelling. Mac & cheese is definitely cheesy which probably accounts for the extra grease below it.

Burger: Large and flavorful patty. Made to my liking with grilled onions, pickles, Swiss (cheddar another day) and bacon. Crispy bacon and “meaty.” Mac & cheese and fries another day. Make sure to get “Tony’s Cajun” seasoning for fries. Really...

My grandson had the best birthday ever. We flew in for lunch and everyone from the hospitality on the taramac to entrance through the front doors and beyond gave us all such a warm and welcoming and friendly greeting.The pilots that were flying in and out made my grandson eager to learn more about aviation.Several pilots more than willing gave my grandson thier time to speak with him and encourage his curiosty of aviation. The homade mac and cheese was the bedt ! Thanks to his aunt Leilani and uncle Tony Rosebaum for taking him up on his first flight. Great...