Key City Brewery & Eatery
4.4 (942 on Google)
About Key City Brewery & Eatery
Key City Brewery & Eatery is a brewpub on Washington Street in Vicksburg, Mississippi. The brewery says it is the city's only brewery. The first beer, Mississippi Queen, went on tap in March 2018, and the first batch sold out in 6 days.
The core beers include Mr. Sippi pilsner, Mississippi Queen blonde, Death on Two Legs IIPA and O'Hanrahan's Curse Irish red ale. Seasonal and small-batch beers rotate through, and the small-batch list leans toward hazy and West Coast IPAs.
Executive Chef Blake Parmegiani runs the kitchen. The food runs to pizza, sliders and wings, and there is brunch and coffee too. Head Brewer Zack Erickson trained in San Diego before opening the brewery.
Every beer is treated with Clarity Ferm to reduce gluten, though it cannot be labeled gluten-free. A rooftop area called The Roof has its own evening hours, and there is live music on weekends.
From Key City's own website and its Google listing, read October 29, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
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Questions people ask
Does Key City Brewery have food?
Yes. The menu runs to pizza, sliders and wings, and the kitchen is run by its executive chef. There is also brunch and coffee.
Are the beers gluten free?
Not officially. Every beer is treated with Clarity Ferm to reduce gluten, but federal rules do not let it label the beer gluten-free.
Is there live music?
Yes. There is live music on weekends. Check its events calendar for what is coming up.
Is there a rooftop?
Yes. The Roof has its own evening hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Is Key City wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance, parking lot, restroom and seating are wheelchair accessible.
Answers come from Key City's website and its Google listing, read October 29, 2026.
Before you visit Key City
Check keycitybeer.com for the full tap menu and the events calendar before you go. The tap list rotates, and the site posts upcoming events and releases.
Come hungry. The kitchen closes an hour before the bar each day, so eat first and save a last pint for later. The Roof keeps its own hours, so check the site if you want a seat up there.
The site also has an Order Online button if you want to order ahead. Its beer pages split the lineup into core, seasonal and small-batch, which makes it easy to plan what to try.