Welcome to the Mississippi Half Step
Located in the historic Brainerd House, the Mississippi Half Step is a half step into the history of Grafton. This Queen Anne style home built by architect William Embley in 1885 is the inspiration for this cozy, welcoming restaurant.
In addition to its historical inspiration, the restaurant features a wide variety of menu items along with seasonal weekend dinner specials. Visit us on our infamous Wednesday All-You-Can Eat-Pasta Night or our Thursday night Bar-B-Q to sample our mouthwatering ribs.
The Mississippi Half Step was named by owners Jim & Carla Newton. The restaurant which gets its name in part because it's about a "half step" from the Mississippi River and in part from the title of a Grateful Dead song is a must experience destination if you're traveling the Great River Road.
Whether you're in the mood for dinner in the classic and traditional setting of the indoor dining rooms or choose to sit on the shady patio, you can expect good food and great friendly service.
Vegetarian foods are available. We offer a large selection of domestic and imported beer as well as over 35 different wines available by glass or bottle.
House Policies:
Private Parties of all sizes.
Non-Smoking
Reservations: Not required. Recommended for parties of five or more.
Credit Cards: All major cards (VISA, MC and Discover)
Dress Code: Shirts & Shoes Please.
Wheelchair access: Partially wheelchair accessible. Reservations recommended. Handicap spaces behind restaurant.
Public Parking: Parking availble in brick lot next to restaurant, main street or east side of Grafton Hills Drive.
• Seasonal patio dining available for small groups
• Reservations are not accepted for outside dining
• Small Christmas parties, rehearsal dinners, etc. may be reserved well in advance.
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