We made a stopover here on our way back to Nashville. Our group wanted to stopover in Arkansas and…read morethis seemed like the spot to do it! It's a quintessential down home diner with a great food selection and really nice folks running the place. This was like a down home, local Dennys that a people obviously enjoyed as the place was packed on a Sunday morning. Our group had everything from omelettes to cheese grits, skillets to pancakes, and some darn good coffee! The service was quick, our waitress was very friendly and took great care of us. Being from the west coast, we figured 6 of us would be in the $125 range with tip. The whole meal was something like $80 with tip, coffee and a plenty to snack on! They even gave us coffees to go. Legit, every town should have a spot like this!

To Go Review only: No line, no waiting when placing a to go order in person. The menu has a lot of…read morevariety on it. I suggest asking for recommendations or peeking at it before you arrive. Just add salt and pepper and dig in. I've only tired the Skillets. I have to order a Pancake next time.

Awesome brunch place in Memphis! I loved the yogi bowl! It was so flavorful and so good! The black…read morebean burger was good and the 3 hermana tacos were great too. I love that they have an adult version of chocolate milk! The line was long when we arrived but it moved quickly and we were able to order fairly quickly. The service was speedy and the overall vibe inside was really chill. Would def come back! 10/10!

In here today for the first time due to a recommendation from somebody. The food was good, but…read morethere was something about the pancakes that I'm not sure what it is, but I've had better. But I would definitely eat here again. The service was good and it had a nice ambience. The layout was well and overall it was a good experience.

A smooth and flavorful cortado and tasty, filling hamburger started my late breakfast day in…read moreMemphis. The atmosphere and decor of this coffee shop are both inviting and antique bringing feelings of the historic times and souls once living in the area. The "team"working here were both professional, kind and friendly. When eating in your entree is hand delivered with a smile in a timely manner. I even got a brief visit from the supervisor/possible owner asking if I needed anything and how everything was going. When I replied with a positive experience he said he will pass on the word to the team. I liked that he gave credit to everyone/team. I will definitely return when in town for business and recommend to my colleagues.

Hustle & Dough in Memphis is such a fun little gem to stumble across. The whole space feels cozy…read moreand inviting, but also a step above your usual coffee-and-pastry spot. The aesthetic is really well done. It's warm, modern, and just a place you actually want to hang out in for a while. The staff were great and super helpful, especially when it came to working around a few syrups they were out of. They offered substitutions without any fuss, and it honestly worked out for the better. All of their syrups are made in-house, and you can really taste the difference! They're fresh and not overly sweet or artificial. We ordered a Bourbon Mocha and a Carrot Cake Latte (which was absolutely to die for), and decided to keep breakfast on the lighter side with a slice of sourdough and two cinnamon rolls. The cinnamon rolls, though, are not your typical style. Instead of the usual big, fluffy roll, they spiral the dough tightly and bake it that way. The result is this super fun, peel-apart situation where you're unraveling layer after layer. It feels like there are eight layers of cinnamon-sugar goodness to work through! Overall, Hustle & Dough has great coffee, thoughtful house-made syrups, unique pastries, and a really welcoming vibe. Definitely a spot I'd go back to next time I'm in Memphis.

Renya B. is a phenomenal waitress at the the Cracker Barrel located in West Memphis, AR. She has…read moreearned a five star rating for her professionalism, product knowlege, accuracy to details, friendliness, and outstanding customer service. Leady by example. Her kindness, welcoming smile made me feel like she wanted me to be there. She added value with her actions. Immediately acknowledging me once I was seated. She restated my order to ensure it was correct. She delivered it fresh and hot. This was an exceptional experience. Thank you, Renya Kudos!!!!

Came here after flying in from Virginia to visit family. Myself and two brothers were crazy hungry…read more The restaurant was slow that night so we couldn't understand why the service was so bad. It took well over 17 minutes to get our drinks and even longer to place our order with the waitress. The chicken and dumplings left me wanting, the service left us all frustrated and the only thing that came out in a timely manner was the bill. Will not be back.

Tia is nice and cheerful, donuts were good and pricing fair.. a little hole in the wall place…read morethat's what I like.. I'll be back ..

Fantastic little bakery. Everything is made fresh and the…read moreowners are very nice people.

Omg! if you're looking for a good brunch place, this is it. The food was immaculate. The drinks was…read morejust as good. The customer service was even better. I give this an overall excellent experience. I haven't been out in a restaurant where it felt like home and the food felt like back in the day. I am definitely coming back again and friends. I forgot to get photos at the beginning sorry yall.

Memphis Toast is a nice brunch spot with delicious food and a nice atmosphere. I usually get a…read moreto-go order and the service is fast and on point. I had avocado toast, with spinach, tomato and eggs. I like my eggs scrambled medium (not too hard, and not runny). The chef prepared them perfectly. I also love the grits and have gone in to get grits only, to-go. I was thoroughly satisfied with my meal and highly recommend Memphis Toast to you. I hope your experience is as satisfying as mine was.

Very stylish place. Felt high-end without exorbitant prices. Nice tables, nice fabrics, beautiful…read moreinterior. Love that they're playing a movie, but the large plants block it so you cannot see it from many seats. We had fantastic service from Kia. Our lunch was delicious. The salmon and BLT was so good. As was the famous grilled cheese.

I've gone to The Majestic Grille a number of times across the year (surprised I hadn't reviewed it…read moreby now) and one thing they are is consistent. It's just that it's consistently average. I love the ambiance and the vibe of the place; it's pretty neat how it used to be a theatre, and they have kept presence of that history in the place. Beyond that, there's very little that pushes me to really want to go to this place, while at the same time acknowledging that I don't find myself being negative if a friend or someone else picks here. The food is decent, the service is really hit or miss, and I've always found them to be quite slow ... so it just hits average for me. Not something I'm picking but not something I'm dreading if it is picked.

TikTok made me do it! Kinfolk has been all over my feed, so I decided to make the trip--even though…read moreit's pretty out of the way for me. The vibe is super cute, with a cozy small-town diner aesthetic that definitely gives it charm. It was packed when I arrived, so I ended up getting my food to go. It did take quite a while for the order to be ready, which was a bit frustrating. I tried the hash browns, breakfast potatoes, and the chicken biscuit. Everything was good, but nothing really blew me away, especially considering the price point--it felt a bit steep for what you get. Overall, I'm glad I tried it! The ambiance and aesthetic are really inviting, and I can see why it's become a local favorite. Might be better enjoyed if you have time to dine in and soak up the full experience.

I enjoy trying new places to dine in Memphis! This is my first time here so I went with the…read morerecommended SAUSAGE BISCUIT with egg and cheese and their special sauce on the side. I also had a CEASAR SALAD with chicken. The biscuit was a little hard to me but if that's what the standard is then it's honestly okay. The salad was fresh and the type of chicken that was on it had a sweetness to it that I enjoyed! It's nestled in a nice corner in Harbor Town and the service (and parking) worked out well!

My friend and I walked in and were immediately helped at the counter. I ordered the grit cake…read morebiscuit and added bacon. My friend ordered a brewery basic biscuit bowl. We sat outside, which had a few tables. Our food came out quickly and was hot. We were very surprised with how good the food was. The grit cake was fried with batter and well seasoned, the biscuit was the perfect texture and chew, the bacon was good, and that pickle was surprising - sweet and a great addition to the biscuit sandwich. My friend loved her meal as well. The serving size was large. I could barely finish the sandwich. **I would definitely come back to try other sandwiches.

I tried breakfast for downtown diner week, and I have to say I really got a great deal. It was two…read moreTennessee biscuits with two smashed hashbrowns for $23.26 with tax. The biscuit although fell apart, it was buttery and delicious the chicken had a tasty spicy seasoning that paired well with the pickle and honey. I was expecting hashbrowns, but I got small potatoes instead they were delicious, but my mouth was set for smash hashbrowns. Overall if I'm ever in the area, I would certainly do it again.

I've only tried the Shiver, and it's one of the best ice cream desserts I've ever had. I get one…read moreevery time I pass through the area. I love the old diner vibe this place has. This gem is worth the trip!

We were Jonesing for malted milk shakes, and this place was retro so we expected real ice cream and…read moremachines that looked liked,you know, old-fashioned milk shake mixers. Au Contraire! This was soft serve and they did have ice cream so they kept asking, "One, two, or three scoops?" To which we replied with three fingers and a grin. But please add malt was met with they could sprinkle it on top. To which our smiles became frowns. "Can't you just shake it up in the glass or in the mixer? We queried. No that would be soft serve was the answer. They do have real ice cream too. We were a bit slow on the uptake, and our sweet counter girl, Emily, who was in her 20s but looked 15, patiently explained the ice cream came in a cup and the milk shakes were soft serve only, because evidently their shake machine can't handle the hard real stuff. We caved, got soft serve. We wanted malts not ice cream sprinkled with malt. *sigh.* Bella, Michael and Kennedy looked on, in training with our youthful trainer, and Kennedy remarked, "You're living on the edge," It was her first day. The place also had other retro food, except for the seed oils, which meant shakes only for us.