It is worth the stop if you are driving through Memphis TN or live there…read more Food - Excellent Service - Great Ambiance - NOT upscale BBQ is incredible, same with the fish tacos and the potato salad.

I was passing through and tried to find a place that would give me a taste of the local food scene…read more I was craving authentic Tennessee BBQ. I'm sure glad I made the choice to stop here! My sandwich was very good! $10 is pretty fair for what I got. I loved the sauce, the meat was also really good. The tater salad was AMAZING! I'd get a large of it everytime I eat there if this was a local place for me. The meal was a solid 9/10 If you're in Memphis and you want some good BBQ made with heart and soul, then you should try Elwood's. The only thing missing from my meal that would've completed it for me was some hot buttery cornbread. I'll certainly be back to try their ribs and other foods!

They didn't have any internet to process the total and asked me to go next door to pull out cash to…read morepay. Something they could've done at the beginning. It's in a shitty area with people hanging around outside. The food was ok

Jackson Ave., with a couple of notable exceptions, really tests my adventurous-eating mettle. This…read moreparticular stretch makes Summer feel like Shady Grove to me. I've passed by 7 Mares for years, riveted by the sweet murals with sharks, mermaids, and Mexican dishes painted in the windows, and yet paralyzed by thoughts of a massive language barrier, or a filthy establishment, or something darker - with fear driving my fantasies inevitably to a cartel-style execution awaiting me inside. But I've also imagined it to be the next great Mexican restaurant in town, which I'm on a continual quest to find. I finally got the nerve to go in today, and I was worried for all the wrong reasons. Make no mistake, this IS a dicey part of town. There is a lot of, uh, colorful foot traffic. (El 7 Mares shares its building with a small corner store.) But 7 Mares is an oasis from the outside. No record scratched when I walked in. It was cheerful (with plenty of Halloween decorations adding spirit) and clean enough upon a cursory inspection. I was greeted warmly in fluent English. Even the TV was airing a program in English. (Red flag?) There were several (diverse!) tables of customers in the small front room, with a few people at the tin-roofed bar. I was very relieved to have my assumptions proved wrong. Sadly, the disappointing part of my experience was the food. I have to say that I didn't find the next great Memphis Mexican food today. I went with a safe, standard choice for me: enchiladas suizas with a side of guacamole. Chicken was the only option for these enchiladas. 7 Mares provides free chips and salsa. The salsa was average at best, and the guacamole I ordered was subpar. The salsa reminded me of Los Picosos - not bad, but not my type. I can't verbalize the flavor, but I think it's a combination of sweet and tangy. And quite mild. The guacamole was really creamy, as if it had been mixed with sour cream. Again, edible, just "unnatural" and not very good. I haven't had the processed grocery store guacamole in many years, but this didn't seem too far from what I remember of that stuff. As far as the enchiladas, they were not a good example in my experience. The menu mentioned a tomatillo sauce (that's what defines the dish, right?), but I swear there was nothing but cheese on these. And a ton of it at that. The chicken was good - tender and well seasoned with peppers cooked in. But these weren't the enchiladas suizas I've grown to love. I'll keep going to Playitas when I'm craving those. I may end up giving 7 Mares another try, but there are a ton of proven restaurants in the vicinity - Macon and Summer to the southeast - that already have my loyalty. Things would have to improve dramatically for me to come back a third time.

Every visit to CHAR Restaurant reminds me why it's one of my favorite dining destinations in…read moreMemphis. The crab claws were absolutely fire--perfectly seasoned, buttery, and cooked just right. Every bite was tender and packed with flavor, making them an unforgettable appetizer. The steak flatbread was equally delicious, layered with tender steak, fresh toppings, and perfectly melted cheese. The cocktails were expertly crafted and worth every sip. If you visit during Happy Hour (Monday-Friday, 3-6 p.m.), don't miss the discounted cocktails, featured wines, draft beers, and appetizer selections. It's one of the better happy hour values in the city. Char Restaurant +1 Then came dessert--the legendary Butter Pecan Cake. This dessert had to be created in heaven. Warm, buttery, rich with toasted pecans, and paired with creamy vanilla ice cream, every bite melted in your mouth. It's easily one of the best desserts in Memphis. Even better, this masterpiece is also served at CHAR's sister restaurant, Amerigo. From the exceptional food and handcrafted drinks to the polished service and elegant atmosphere, CHAR delivers a five-star dining experience from beginning to end. Highly recommended. Order the crab claws, enjoy Happy Hour, and whatever you do... don't leave without the Butter Pecan Cake.

This is always a great visit! Whether we're dining in for the full experience or just grabbing a…read moreseat at the bar, the vibe is always on point. We came in on a Saturday around 5:30 PM, and there was live music playing at the piano, which added such a nice touch to the atmosphere. Football games were on the TVs, drinks were flowing, and the overall vibe was perfect for a Saturday evening. Service was great! Our waitress came over right away with waters and took our cocktail orders. We went with a Lemon Drop and a French 75, and both were delicious! We decided to keep it simple and order a few appetizers--the No Filler Crab Cakes and the crab claws, half fried and half grilled. Everything was SO good! When they say "no filler" on the crab cake, they mean it. It was ALL crab, and the crab claws are always a favorite. Great food, great drinks, great service, and a great atmosphere. We'll definitely be back again!

All of it!!! The place has a great vibe. Drinks. Top notch. I had a salad with crispy tofu (not…read morevegan, just sometimes like a good tofu) and it was excellent. Julie was phenomenal. I am so glad I went in! *bread pudding, yumm!

Giving two stars purely because the bartender and manager were genuine, friendly, and tried to…read morehelp. I ordered a simple blackened turkey burger with fries. The burger itself was good, but the fries came out stone cold-likely plated way before the food came out. It happens, no big deal. The bartender immediately let the kitchen know, but after waiting nearly 30 minutes (and completely finishing my burger), the replacement fries never arrived. On a slow night, it felt like the line cook never even bothered to drop a new order. To her credit, the manager offered to take my name down to make it right on a future visit, but I was too frustrated to wait any longer, paid my bill, and left. Good service at the bar, but the kitchen execution was a complete letdown.

This place is just wonderful. We came at the height of the day around 11:30 and 15th in line! Time…read morepassed and we were finally seated after maybe a good hour and some change. Marissa our server was nice and offered suggestions which I loved because we, a party of four wanted to try everything. The vibe was very nice. It was busy but not chaotic. The washroom is very nice and spacious and good mirror ladies, wink, wink. The food was amazing. The flavors, the presentation and the taste was 10 out of 10. We had favorites and of course but overall a good brunch spot and low key worth the hour plus wait. The staff was pleasant and smiled walking by and someone came with tab on wait time for food and the price point is excellent. This place has screened in patio seating, main dining area and a bar and still seemed comfortable and cozy. This place is definitely worth the hype!

I received a bogo coupon so my husband and I dropped by for breakfast. The establishment looks nice…read moreand bright. But gets crowded quickly. The menu has some interesting stuff but I ordered a basic breakfast. It tasted ok. I've decided to visit one more time before I totally write them off.. the coffee was the best thing I had..

I really like this restaurant. We just happened to be hungry while shopping and found this place…read moreand it was great! The food, atmosphere, service, easy parking and friendly staff were all 5 out of 5.

McEwen's was absolutely fantastic! Everything we ordered was delicious. The BBQ duck confit…read moreenchiladas were an amazing appetizer, the grilled beef tenderloin and the ribeye was cooked perfectly and so flavorful, and McEwen's Famous Banana Cream Pie was the highlight of the meal! It was so yummy and the perfect ending to dinner. The service was friendly and attentive and the entire experience made for a wonderful date night. We can't wait to come back! It's a little snug in there. Wish we got to sit by the window instead of in the back with the swinging door but it was still very nice! My espresso martini was to die for. One of the best in the city!

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.

This spot was a great recommendation from a family friend for our trip to Memphis. We loved the…read morehistory of The Majestic being an old theater and movie house. The decor and atmosphere is very special, with plenty of tables spaced nicely, even a few booths (where we got to sit) and a huge bar area. There were even some seats outside which were not a bad option on a hot October day. Food was good with nice-sized portions...I enjoyed the Friday special of fish & chips. And my friend enjoyed her salad. Service was excellent.

First off, this place is down the stairs from the street…read more As a NOLA boy, that makes absolutely no sense to me. In New Orleans, if you go below street level, you are probably either in water or in the sewer. Growing up below sea level messes with your head. Anyway, The Blind Pig is a dark, laid-back Oxford staple and I love it. The food is delicious, the beer is cold and plentiful, and it is a great place to watch a game, grab a meal, or just sit around and talk with friends. It also happens to be the first place I ate when I came to Oxford looking for apartments, so it will always have a fond spot in my heart. It is not fancy, and that is exactly why I like it. Hungry? Come here for lunch or dinner. A few standouts for me are the Cuban, the burger, and the nachos. All damn good. Oxford has plenty of newer, prettier, fancier places, but there is something about The Blind Pig that just works. Cold beer, good food, dark room, stairs going underground for reasons I still do not fully trust. What else do you need?

An eclectic selection of brews on tap, food that was simple but tasty and fairly priced, and a cool…read morequasi-subterranean atmosphere. The Blind Pig Pub was a lucky find on our first time in Oxford.

#ERRTHANGFYE Owner say that, and it's on the sign. He rite…read moreerrythang is fye. He knows me thru his momz They real good Christian people

Ok so I have a couple problems. 1. I watch too much TikTok. 2. I'm a sucker for a mom and pop…read morerestaurant. So while watching TikTok I saw the Kitchen. It's on Austin Peay hey. I ordered the cheese burger. Took 30 mins to get. Took it to go. This burger is the best burger in Memphis. I saw d what I said. Go check it out. Or don't. I don't want the line any longer anyway.

The food was good and the drinks were great too. Service was excellent ! Everyone in our group was…read moreas happy!

I really liked the restaurant that was previously located in this spot. I decided to try Cooper's…read moreto see how they had adjusted to taking over this spot. Parking can be a hit or miss for CY area. We went on a Monday at 5:00p and it wasn't overly busy. prompt seating and friendly servers. starters: Southwest egg rolls and the chicken and sausage gumbo. Both were delicious and the gumbo is a nice sizes bowl for the price. main: catfish fillet. Fried crispy and seasoned well. The potatoes are a cut wavy shape with a nice crispy coating. Cocktails: Captain Cooper's Treasure a frozen paloma style martini was by fav my fav. The Cease and Desist was just the right amount of mezcal that has a little heat thanks to the jalapeno syrup. There was also a trivia call game that started right as we were heading out. Overall it's a nice, casual and welcoming space to grab food and chill. Prices are very reasonable and there is also outdoor patio seating. I'd definitely do that once the fall weather rolls in.