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Flame Grill

3.8 (5 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Food always cooked fresh and always good customer service. I've only had the fish and burger both are good and the size portion is good

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2 years ago

The food was good. Their fish sandwich was large, and so was the shrimp. They even dip your fish & shrimp

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said there restaurant was open and ordered almost 70 dollars worth of food and went up there and they was closed

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Bog & Barley - Beef tartare

Bog & Barley

4.5(316 reviews)
12.3 mi•River Oaks
•$$

We recently became empty nesters and have decided to try one new restaurant each weekend. This…read moreweekend we ended up at Bog & Barley and it did NOT disappoint. The restaurant has a really neat vibe and is decorated better than most of the restaurants in the memphis area. We came at 5:00 on a Saturday night and we were seated immediately without reservations, but when we left, they did have a small wait to get a table. We started with the pimento cheese toastie which was garlic bread with melty pimento cheese on top. We both really enjoyed it. I decided on the filet with peppercorn sauce. I asked for it it to be butterflied. My steak was cooked to perfection with the perfect amount of pink and it sliced like butter. I got the peppercorn sauce on the side and used it for a dipping sauce. I really liked the sauce, but it is really peppery. While I loved it, some might find it a little spicy. My husband had the bourbon glazed porterhouse pork chop. His was cooked perfectly fly as well and was super tender. He really enjoyed it, but mentioned that the sauce did have something in it that gave it a little spice. We shared an order of rosemary duck fat fries as the entrees come à la cart with no sides. The fries re heavy on rosemary which my husband didn't care for. I enjoyed them, but they were definitely not my favorite. Neither of us cared for the mayo sauce that they came with and preferred to eat them with ketchup. Overall it was a great experience and we will definitely be back!

The service was fantastic. Some appears to be rush or don't want to be bothered. But overall, they…read moreare very good. Fanatic decore, and ambiance. It is a good place to go to socialize. Unfortunately, the food has been consistently underwhelming during my recent visits. I first ordered the lamb chops. They were not what I would consider traditional lamb chops and were surprisingly chewy and difficult to enjoy. I returned and decided to try the Irish Curry Chicken. It was, without exaggeration, one of the worst dishes I've had there. The menu described it as chicken thigh, but it was clearly chicken breast. The dish lacked basic seasoning and flavor. There was very little salt, umami, or curry flavor. The rice was wet, overcooked, and mushy. Overall, the entire meal tasted like something taken from a grocery store freezer section and reheated. At this point, I would recommend sticking to the fries and the burgers, which remain the strongest items on the menu.

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Bog & Barley - One open area, which they also offer booths and private dining.

One open area, which they also offer booths and private dining.

Bog & Barley - Muscles and Pimento Cheese

Muscles and Pimento Cheese

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The Brass Door - Fish and chips. Yum!

The Brass Door

4.1(194 reviews)
4.5 mi•Downtown
•$$

This Irish/Sports pub (soccer) is deceptively large. Located near the pedestrian zone downtown you…read moreenter this old building through a small vestibule where you will find the Brass door. The main level holds a bar and banquette seating along the opposite wall. Restrooms are at the back. There is an upper level with table seating and a basement bar and stage that is set up when they have live music inhouse. The menu is varied and includes Irish fare such as corned beef & cabbage and bangers & mash. I went with a spinach salad, which is quite nice, lightly dressed with beets & goat cheese. I like spice, but the spicy pecans were a miss for me. The Irish eggrolls are very well prepared. Ungreasy, flavorful, good ratio of fillings to wrapper. The dressing adds to the overall flavors. My dining companion ordered the cornedbeef and cabbage which comes with whipped potato. It looked amazing with a nice portion of cabbage and cornedbeef. I am told it's very good, and if it tastes like the egg rolls, I believe it. Malt vinegar, mustard and hot sauce are on the table along with s&p if you like to add those to your meal. Staff were friendly and attentive. Full bar with beer on tap including Guinness. Football (soccer) was on the TV's. I asked about the upstairs and was offered a look around, which I did. I love the old tiled floors and other preserved, vintage parts of this old building. Good stop!

World Cup spot to be!…read more I had never been here and decided to try it for one of the games. It's my new spot, with a great staff and a super fun atmosphere. Beer is great, food was nice and fresh. Check it out!!

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The Brass Door - Side salad

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The Brass Door - Lower level includes a stage and bar area with banquet seating along one wall and cocktail tables & seats.

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Lower level includes a stage and bar area with banquet seating along one wall and cocktail tables & seats.

Kooky Canuck - Maple  Bacon Dutch Baby

Kooky Canuck

4.0(863 reviews)
4.7 mi•Downtown
•$$
Sports on TV
Large group friendly

Founded by Shawn and Lana Danko, in 2005, then later in 2008 let's venture in and see what sort of…read morefood they have here. The rebranding would have been a better choice for our tastes, with big foot. The theme now is a trophy lodge sort of thing! The food is good, this is a Memphis original here. The food was great! The menu has all sorts of interesting things that are unique to the area. Having some food allergies they made me something off menu. This is a great choice to complement anything you do in the evening of Memphis. The staff was great, and pricing was excellent!

This was one of the most upsetting dining experiences we've ever had. We looked at the menu and…read morewere charmed by the food, so we decided to try it out. The food was fine but our meal took forever because each person's food was delivered one person at a time, and so slowly that #1 was finished before #2 arrived. There were four of us. It was excruciating. We finally asked about our last person and realized the order hadn't been put in, and when it was brought out it was missing a side. I don't know what was off, but it was not a good experience. The vibe wasn't bad, and the food was great. I think on a better night it could be a great place to go.

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Kooky Canuck - Pork BBQ Nacho - Fried Pickles - Kooky Sampler

Pork BBQ Nacho - Fried Pickles - Kooky Sampler

Kooky Canuck - Catfish Dinner: fried or blackened with french fries and a side of your choice.

Catfish Dinner: fried or blackened with french fries and a side of your choice.

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Docks Off 5th - Lobster sushi roll

Docks Off 5th

3.4(38 reviews)
4.9 mi•Downtown

Great Food, Wonderful Service -- Just Turn the Music Down!…read more I found Docks Off 5th on Yelp while looking for a restaurant near Beale Street to meet a colleague I hadn't seen in quite some time. We were excited to catch up over dinner, and overall, Docks turned out to be a great choice. The restaurant sits near the beginning of Beale Street, making it a convenient stop before exploring Memphis' famous blues and nightlife. Parking, however, can be challenging. Street parking is limited, and with portions of Beale closed to traffic, expect to park a block or two away and walk. Walking into Docks feels a bit like entering a speakeasy. It is DARK! Coming in from the Memphis sunshine, give your eyes a minute to adjust. We were seated in a comfortable rounded banquette, which was perfect for catching up. Our server, Lazzaro, was fantastic -- patient, attentive, helpful and genuinely lovely throughout our dinner. He offered great recommendations and was one of the highlights of our experience. We started with cocktails, and my Sidecar was delicious. At Lazzaro's recommendation, we shared the calamari. It arrived fresh and piping hot with a sweet-and-spicy chili drizzle and remoulade for dipping. An excellent start! For my entrée, I ordered the blackened catfish with mashed potatoes and broccoli. This was probably my biggest disappointment with the food. I wouldn't describe the catfish as blackened. It seemed more like a cornmeal-crusted preparation without the seasoning and char I associate with blackening. Lazzaro kindly brought me some remoulade to accompany it. My dining companion ordered the salmon and loved it. We also shared the roasted Brussels sprouts, which were fantastic. Of course, we saved room for dessert! We split a trio featuring key lime, chocolate and red velvet. All three were delicious and made for a fun ending to the meal. My biggest criticism was the music volume. At one point, it was turned up so loudly that we couldn't comfortably hear each other speak, despite only a few tables being occupied. I asked Lazzaro if it could be lowered, and he graciously took care of it -- several times. The dark, sexy, speakeasy atmosphere works. Nightclub-level music during dinner does not, especially when guests are there to enjoy a meal and conversation. Overall, the positives outweighed the misses. Great service, good cocktails, several standout dishes and a convenient location near Beale Street. And Lazzaro deserves special recognition for taking such good care of us. If you're getting ready for a night of blues, cocktails and bar hopping on Beale Street, Docks Off 5th is a great place to fill up with a good dinner before heading out. Life is too short not to eat well, sleep well and travel well. Get out there and find your next good meal!

Was in town this past weekend for a visit and wanted to try this place out. HORRIBLE. Nice ambience…read morebut to be in a place in the summer and the air IS NOT working is crazy. Did not know this til after being seated and ordered food. Upon arrival for reservation was not told this to me or warned of this. Not to mention they have your phone number for reservation so call and alert the customer of this. I asked for a manger, not one showed to address the issue meanwhile the workers are walking around hot and my waitress seemed stressed or agitated as she sweating. Once one table left they pointed a fan towards our direction which was some better but if I would have known before hand I could have changed my mind and canceled this reservation all together.

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Docks Off 5th - Seating.

Seating.

Docks Off 5th - Seafood paradise

Seafood paradise

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