thirty-two
Biloxi, MS
IP Casino's AAA Four Diamond steakhouse on the 32nd floor, pairing prime steak and seafood with sweeping Gulf views 32 stories up.
Atmosphere
thirty-two sits on the top floor of the IP Casino hotel tower, and the view does a lot of the talking — floor-to-ceiling windows look out over the Gulf and the bay on one side and the lights of the Coast on the other. The dining room itself is dark wood, deep red booths, and white tablecloths, dressed for a special night rather than a casual one. It draws a mix of hotel guests marking an anniversary and regulars who've made it their go-to for milestone dinners, and the bar area up front — with its own view and a slightly more relaxed pace — is a good option if you want the room without the full sit-down commitment.
What to Order
This is a steak-and-seafood menu built for a splurge: chargrilled octopus and escargots to start, a tomahawk or filet mignon for the table, and the redfish imperial or halibut with lump crabmeat if you're leaning seafood. The veal Oscar has a loyal following at the bar, and the wedge salad and heirloom tomato salad are the two starters reviewers mention most. Save room for the flambéed bananas foster or the crème brûlée — both are the kind of tableside finish that makes a special-occasion dinner feel like one. The wine list backs it all up, having picked up recognition from Wine Spectator.
Good to Know
thirty-two is open for dinner only, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 5 to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday until 11 p.m., and closed Monday and Tuesday — reservations are strongly suggested, since this is consistently one of the most-booked tables on the Coast. Valet parking makes the trip up easier, and it's worth budgeting extra time to reach the restaurant: the tower's elevators can back up on busy nights. Dinner for two easily runs past $150 with wine, so plan on it as an occasion meal rather than a casual stop. The dining room runs cold — bring a light layer if you're sensitive to air conditioning.
Our Take
thirty-two earns the AAA Four Diamond rating most nights, with a view no other restaurant in Biloxi can match and a kitchen that's usually up to the occasion — but it isn't consistent, and a handful of visitors have reported off nights that didn't match the price tag. Go for a birthday, an anniversary, or any dinner you want to remember, book ahead, and don't skip the elevator buffer time. It's the closest thing Biloxi has to a genuine skyline dinner, and on a clear evening at sunset, it's worth every bit of the splurge.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current hours and menu directly with the restaurant.