STACKED Grill (Palace Casino Resort)
Biloxi, MS
All-day breakfast inside Palace Casino Resort, from country fried steak and eggs to pancakes and a biscuit-and-gravy breakfast bowl.
Atmosphere
STACKED sits inside Palace Casino Resort, so the trip in runs through a casino property rather than a storefront. Palace advertises itself as Biloxi's only smoke-free casino, which makes a difference when the goal is a quiet plate of eggs. The dress code on the restaurant's page is casual for everyone, and the room follows suit. The decor has a local story. STACKED is a tribute to The Schooner, the old Point Cadet restaurant, and the walls carry vintage Biloxi photographs from the city's local history and genealogy department. It is a good place to look at old Biloxi while the coffee cools.
What to Order
Country Fried Steak & Eggs is the one to get. It comes with two eggs cooked your way, a biscuit with gravy, and hash browns or grits, and at this writing it is the priciest of the regular breakfast plates at about $20. The Breakfast Bowl layers a Southern-style biscuit with bacon and sausage, onion, bell pepper, potato cubes, white gravy, and one egg, and runs about $16. Pancakes come three to a stack with your choice of meat, and the kitchen will double the stack for a few dollars. Big appetites can go for the Breakfast Burrito, billed as The One Pounder. A limited-time stuffed French toast with two eggs was on the September menu, so ask what is running. Prices change, and the menu on Palace's site is for dine-in.
Good to Know
Breakfast is served all day here, which is the main reason STACKED belongs on a breakfast list. Palace's page lists hours of 7 AM to 11 PM Sunday through Thursday and 7 AM to 2 AM Friday and Saturday, and hours can change, so confirm before a late-night stop. The resort is at 158 Howard Avenue. For questions, Palace's toll-free number is 1-800-PALACE-9, or (800) 725-2239. The restaurant is inside a casino resort, so if you are bringing children or want to know about guest access and age rules, check with Palace directly rather than assuming. The same menu covers burgers, sandwiches, and seafood, so a mixed group can order lunch alongside your pancakes.
Our Take
This is the pick when breakfast needs to happen at 11 at night, or at 1 in the afternoon, or whenever your casino weekend actually allows it. The country fried steak and eggs is a proper heavy plate, and the Point Cadet photographs give it more local flavor than a hotel grill usually has. Come on a Friday or Saturday for a post-midnight biscuit, and check the current menu for that month's French toast special.
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Details last verified September 2026. Always confirm current hours and menu directly with the restaurant.