Great food and service in a loud, but fun atmosphere. We had great burgers and fries.read more

I loved my meal here, and the staff was so nice. If I lived in Memphis I'd come here all the time!read more

If the food is "next level," let's at least spell it like it deserves --but the vibe you're going…read morefor is solid. Here's a clean, strong review that keeps your energy: Hands down one of the best spots in town. The beer selection is top-tier--something for everyone, whether you're into classics or trying something new. The food is next level, especially the fries... easily top 3 I've ever had. Crispy, flavorful, and addictive. The atmosphere seals the deal: great music, high energy, and the fact that they're open until 3am is a game changer. Best part? The service is always on point. Staff is friendly, fast, and actually cares about the experience.

One of the Worst Customer Service Experiences I've Had After…read moreattending a Pride event and visiting from out of town, my friend and I stopped by Bar Dogs late at night/early in the morning on June 7th, hoping to grab some food before heading back to our hotel. Unfortunately, we were met with one of the rudest bartenders I've ever encountered. As soon as we sat down at the bar, the bartender--a Caucasian woman with a short haircut whose name I unfortunately didn't get--greeted us with an attitude that immediately made us feel unwelcome. Instead of providing friendly service, she was dismissive, impatient, and rushed us through placing our to-go order. She informed us that we could not eat at the bar, which was completely fine. We agreed without any issue and ordered our food to go. However, when my food arrived, I simply opened the container to make sure my order was correct before leaving. She immediately rushed back over and aggressively said, "Didn't I tell you that you could not eat at the bar?" I hadn't taken a single bite--I was only checking my order. Rather than politely clarifying the policy, she continued to scold us and make us feel like we were inconveniencing her simply by being there. We still hadn't even received my friend's food, yet she seemed more interested in lecturing us than providing basic customer service. Once my friend's food finally arrived, we left as quickly as possible. As visitors in town celebrating Pride, we expected a welcoming atmosphere and basic courtesy. Instead, we experienced hostility, impatience, and a complete lack of professionalism. There's a huge difference between enforcing a policy and treating customers with disrespect, and this bartender clearly doesn't understand that distinction. The food may have been fine, but the service was so unpleasant that I would never return or recommend Bar Dogs to anyone looking for a friendly place to eat or have a drink. Customer service training is desperately needed.

Customer Service: 10/10…read more The server was attentive and she made sure to check in with us whenever she was available. This was my favorite part. Also, the establishment has no set time to close. It officially closes once the last customer decides to leave. Cost: 9/10 It was the typical price range for a brewery. Taste: 8/10 The burger was tasty & the wings were not bad However, I wasn't a fan of the fries. Ambience: 10/10 It was decor is beautiful. There is plenty of room for private events (large & super small), a band, and more. I love that the restrooms were covered in creative art. Parking: 9/10 There is no specified parking lot. However, you can park outside of the establishment for free. This wasn't an issue for us because we went during their slow period. I can see it being an issue at busier moments especially with it being downtown. Con: They only serve can drinks. A drink machine would be appreciated.

Okay, this place was better than I expected! First of all, it's HUGE and has everything from…read moremultiple sports TVs, a stage for live music, pinball machines, and gorgeous little cocktail alcoves. We went during downtown dining week and I tried the Plain Jane Burger and the bacon salt pretzel. All of the food was good and I was satisfied! This seems like a fun place to go with friends for a good time.

Memphis Filling Station Brewery is doing things right for people who actually care about beer. The…read moretap list shows real attention to style accuracy and balance, with clean fermentations and well-executed recipes across the board. Whether you're into hop-forward beers, malt-driven styles, or something a little more experimental, there's usually something on tap worth dissecting. What stands out is the consistency -- no obvious flaws, no shortcuts, just solid brewing fundamentals. The beers drink the way they're supposed to, which is honestly refreshing in the Memphis craft scene. The staff knows the product and can talk process, ingredients, and style intent without the usual buzzwords. If you're the type who checks clarity, aroma, and finish before taking the second sip, Memphis Filling Station Brewery belongs on your regular rotation.

Went to the grand opening 9/13/24 at their new location right next to Renee's sandwich shop! Great…read moreemployees who take the time to talk to you, especially Sam. Their beers are exceptional. I tried 3 tasters: the DH tongue and groove, the Bench Vise and the vanilla latte within tolerances. All were delicious but I especially liked the DH tongue and groove. Free popcorn with ALL THE SEASONING FLAVORS. they had a food truck today, and plan on serving out of their own kitchen pretzels with homemade beer cheese, pizza pockets, pizza dip, hotdogs, and more!

Cool location, wide variety of options (even for people who don't actually drink beer), lots of…read moreopen space, and solid service. It's a brewery - so I wouldn't expect all of the bells and whistles - but this is the perfect place to come hang out and grab a couple of drinks in a great space/environment that feels lively enough to be different than having beers at home. Solid choice!

Super cute brewery I visited recently for an event. I have been meaning to check them out and was…read morenot disappointed. Large and open space with lots of seating. They mentioned plans to expand and it sounds like it will be a great enhancement. I love the wall design that shows the current options. I love sours and was so excited to see they had a few options. First up: Sauce. I was not ready for the appearance. It looked like something your get a coffee shop. I was intrigued by the rhubarb and the staff said it's a seasonal item so I said what the heck. 9/10. The flavors mesh well together and tou get just a little but of sweetness on top of the sour. The consistency was a tad thicker than usual but I enjoyed it. Next up: Love Joy. Much larger than I expected. Lemon flavor was evident without being too overpowering. Perfect for a starter option. Bathroom: clean Prices: $ very reasonable Parking: no issue with parking along the street outgrowth Ambiance: open, inviting and encourages mingling

Huey's is a Memphis staple. I stopped by after work and was able to get a table by the window. I…read morewas greeted by my waitress and she was so kind and attentive. Recommended me some appetizers and allowed me some time to look over the menu. I ordered the chicken tender dinner with buffalo sauce. I wanted to try a new drink and went to the beached mule. It has ginger beer, coconut rum & pineapple juice. The drink was $8. Yes, $8 y'all. I will be back for the delicious drink. The tenders was yummy as well. Huey's is famous for their homemade ranch and it has never failed me. This location has live music from time to time. And love the decor is Memphis themed!

Huey's Downtown was decent food. We were hungry and it served its purpose, but was not anything…read morereally stand-out. Our server was friendly if not a little rushed. She did get a large table of customers in after us so she was probably trying to get us taken care of before she had to do that table. The ambiance is fun and colorful! I noticed that the walls were covered in names and messages. It would have been fun to leave our names but there wasn't anything to write with! Maybe provide a Sharpie at the tables? I was happy to find that I could order any burger as a black bean or Beyond patty. I got the West Coast Burger with the black bean patty and sweet potato fries. The patty was good, problem with my burger was that it was missing the guacamole. I didn't feel like sending it back as I was hungry and just wanted to eat, so it's partly my fault I didn't get my correct burger. The sweet potato fries were good, crispy and slightly sweet.

We were in Memphis for only one night and hit Beale Street; the whole street was lively as ever…read moreeven for a Thursday night. The Tap Room had a band playing some great music so we poked our head in. Ended up staying a lot longer than intended and had a good amount of drinks too. The bartender was super friendly and the vibes in the place were great too. The place is just a bit small and can get a bit crammed, but otherwise a great place to spend a night on Beale Street.

Bartender saw me walk in. Bar empty. Never said a word. 2 couples walked in. Got served immediately…read more . Bartender stood 3 feet away at the tap. Never said a word. I decided to see how long it would take to get served. 30 minutes later I got bored and split. I came to Memphis for the blues competition. Terrible way to treat someone that's contributing to the community.

Greatest brewery venue in the entire city. New amphitheater for music events also! Their best beer…read morein my opinion is the Poppy's Pils with a lime. Very good for patio drinking in the summer. Also a very large covered patio for outdoor seating, as well as plenty of picnic tables and a huge taproom for indoor seating with plenty of TVs for the big sports games

Really enjoyed this place. The beer is good , it's a great place to hang with friends and family…read more Theres a large outdoor area where kids can run around ( my 2 year old grandson had fun and room to run). Some folks had their dogs ( on leashes only). The staff was friendly and helpful. There was a food truck there for food ... had very good pizza. It's in a cool location with a great view of the Memphis skyline.... Getting there (and I've lived here 25 years) ... had to drive through some seriously sketchy streets to get there.... But will do it again. Will def be back