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.

Fantastic food and service! They are consistently outstanding!…read more Cool ambiance, nice people....what a combination!

Lattes were great- honey vanilla and lavender too. Potatoes…read moredelicious Momma Lil's was fresh and tasty - I would do it again. Too many up charges for substitutions - wasn't a fan of that. Friendly service

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.

Good food and very good service. Thank you very much!!!…read more I would recommend this restaurant!!!

Wow! This place was incredible!…read more My son and I were in town to visit Graceland and we wanted a nice, little place to grab breakfast before going there. So I Yelped places and found Eggxactly just down the street. I was a little concerned when Google Maps took us into a residential area, but no worries: Eggxactly Breakfast and Deli is located in a former house that has been wonderfully remodeled into a quaint, cute breakfast joint! Go early as there is not a lot of sitting room inside. Having said that, the service was great and the food was AMAZING!! I ordered the Smoked Turkey Omlett Special and found it extraordinary! Whether you're here to see the King or just passing through south Memphis, definitely give this place a try! Smoked turkey omlett special!!

Miso Deviled eggs Dubu Jorim (lentil cake )…read more Charred radicchio Caesar salad Halibut French onion tartine We had an excellent experience. Three came for dinner and shared a number of plates. If you get several plates, the sharing quantity is fine. We were actually too full to eat dessert. It was an excellent meal. Very energetic and excited waitress helped us select, guided us and revelled with us when we celebrated the delicious food. A very calming and nicely done, ambience. Highly recommend

Everything was so so yummy at Fawn! We got the chip and dip situation and the fried artichoke as…read moreapps and both were delicious. The black cod, market fish, was sooo delicious. I hope it stay on the menu because it was so tasty! Vibes were great, service was 10/10 and the cocktails were on point! Will definitely be coming back.

Finally got to try Barksdale's in Midtown. Pretty good set up. Very much like a diner that serves…read morebreakfast all day and they do have lunch specials. I ordered the griddle cakes with crispy bacon. The pancakes came with honey butter and syrup. Also had a pretty decent cup of coffee. My friend ordered the club sandwich with fries. The fries were nice and hot. She said it was very good. We had a fin time dining there. There are plenty tables and chairs as well as booths. The place is decorated with a variety of sports pics, articles and Christmas decor. It is a very cozy diner. There is parking in the front and back of the restaurant. Our server Christopher was awesome! He was very nice and friendly. There was a steady flow of customers which is a good sign. I will return to try some lunch specials. Good experience!

Time for an update! Sucks to write this one, but it's where I stand on this joint!…read more Since my last review, the owner died, the place caught fire and closed under the new owner, was then bought by another restaurateur couple and a their partner. They remodeled it, filled the kitchen with new equipment and food, slapped some paint on the walls, then let er rip! The operators here also own and operate Bain's BBQ just down the road. I've been here three times now since it reopened. It would be more, but here we go... They have daily lunch meat and threes that rotate by day of the week. I always check the website to see what's being offered before I go to places like this so I can see if they have something I want. I really dig these kind of lunches, I seek them out when I want a "solo decompress, don't talk to me lunch", so I want to like this place so much. I quit going to Bain's a year or more ago because of never knowing what they are selling. The menu is never updated on the site, or even there at all now. Every time you walk in it's a surprise! I just checked again to verify, and yep, still no menu, only online order, but 60-70% of it is "out of stock". Ugh. When they do have the menu posted, it's normally wrong. This seems to be a trend between the two places now. The first time I was here I was underwhelmed. Country Fried Steak tasted funny and I had the worst cornbread I had ever had. Not even sure how it was made that terribly. I do hope they fixed it. Second visit and this time the printed menu didn't match the website, but they had the websites menu available, strange. The website showed fried chicken livers available, but the dine in menu did not. When I asked, they said they in fact did have them and it was a mistake on the dine in menu. Huh? That time I did have the chicken livers and they were pretty good, and I also one of the best rolls that I have ever had in my life! Shockingly good!! Better than my grandmothers. Please don't smite me from the grave, Gram. Both times the sides were just fair. Same thing at Bain's, so it makes sense. Today I walk in and there is one table sat in the whole place at 12:15. I got a bad feeling from the jump as I am pretty sure the food is all done and just sitting there being held on a hot well table. If it ain't busy, it just sits. This place used to be packed every single time you walked in! I sit down and the old guy with the really cool hairdo comes and gets my drink order and gives me a menu. The livers are not on the menu again... My last visit was 8 months ago, I checked my pic. I knew what I wanted because I had peeped the site and confirmed they had Fried Chicken Livers just like last time, so it's all good, right? Guess what?!?! Still not on the dine in menu so I'm like "can I get the livers", cool guys says no livers and walked away. 8 months later, it's still not corrected. I sit there for a minute, and got pissed off and then, I looked around, thought about eating old meatloaf or fried chicken, took a sip of my water, and I got up and left without ordering. My advice, (that I understand that absolutely no one gives a shit about) is this. Stop putting so much effort into your Social Media BS and get your shit together on the menu/websites of the business's you run. It's cute and all for you to eat at other Memphis BBQ joints, I like bbq too, but let's shore up your own operations before you do so. That way we can all enjoy all of our meals together and you stay in business. I used to love both of these places, but now I fear they are just going to be memories of was once a couple of my favorites. One more try.... I'll update again if it's all good then. '26 - 19

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!

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.

Perfect! Great coffe, perhaps the best Americano I had in while. The place quiet and clean, it…read moreworked out perfectly to spend some time and get work done.

It's been 13 years so I'll update: It's still a definite 4.5 stars!!…read more Still a slightly grungy neighborhood coffee bar with estate sale leftovers for furniture and old bowling lanes as floors - and it's all just fine whether on your day off or between business meetings. I appreciate the absence of...political and similar visual shouts; everyone is welcome. The cortado, which is supposed to be ~2oz espresso matched with an equal part milk, was actually an 8oz cappuccino of good quality. Even had bagel w/ lox that was built with great care and attention. Definitely need to start making the trek in from the outer loop, though parking is now an added charge in the gravelly lots around the hood.

5 out of 5 every time! We've been many times (however I've still not had brunch). We love it. The…read moremushroom app is so good. Everything. Can't go wrong! And the history and environment is excellent.

Posted: 17Apr26 I've had several really enjoyable dining…read moreexperiences at The Beauty Shop over the years, which is why it was especially disappointing to have one evening in January 8, 2025 fall short--particularly with a large party of 12 celebrating together. Let me start by saying this: I truly enjoy this restaurant. The atmosphere is unique, the concept is fun, and historically the food and service have been reliable. That's exactly why this experience stood out so much. For a party of our size, we would have preferred seating toward the back of the restaurant where it was noticeably warmer and more comfortable. Instead, we were seated in an area that felt a bit chilly, which set the tone for the evening. The bigger issue, however, was with the food and service execution. Four dishes out of our party of twelve were essentially untouched. Two scallop entrées and the Steak Frites were overcooked, tough, and unfortunately inedible. The special ribeye of the night--the most expensive entrée--was also not finished. What concerned me most was that no one from the service team paused to read the table or ask why multiple plates remained full. Only one dish was removed, and there was no follow-up conversation about the others. We spent over $800 that evening, including drinks, appetizers, sides, and desserts, so expectations for attentiveness and quality were understandably higher. When a table leaves several entrées uneaten, that's usually a signal worth acknowledging. After the visit, on January 9, 2025, I took the time to provide feedback privately through OpenTable in the hope that management would review it and respond. Unfortunately, I never received any acknowledgment. Even a brief reply would have gone a long way. Silence, in this case, was disappointing and felt like a missed opportunity to demonstrate care and accountability. I'm sharing this feedback because I believe in the restaurant and want to see it succeed. I work in a customer-facing industry myself, and I know firsthand how small service touches--checking in, asking questions, and following up--can make the difference between a good experience and one that keeps guests coming back. I genuinely hope this was just an off night. I would still consider returning, but I do hope the level of attentiveness and follow-through improves.