What a fun place, especially if you live, laugh and love you some Elvis!…read moreI went Labor Day weekend. I can't remember who my waiter was, but he was so sweet! I had originally sat by myself but then this group of ladies I rode over with asked me to sit at their table. Because of them I ended up making friends with some ladies from Europe. Such a blast! Those rolls... Don't get me started on those puffs from heaven haha! The beans! Get the beans! Food was great as well as the atmosphere. Now to Miss. Debbie! Man are you lucky if you get the chance to meet her. She works in the gift shop. She is the SWEETEST lady in the world! Now Miss Debbie, I am coming back in January for Elvis's birthday. I live in Texas , so I am going to bring you a little something from Texas when I come back in January. Everyone needs to experience Marlow's. To the driver- I owe you a tip from the drive back- I had no cash on me :)

THIS FOOD IS DELICIOUS. And the service is great. Just eat here…read more We passed through on our way home from Storm chasing and I just picked a place on Elvis Presley Blvd. I chose wisely! The ribs are wet BBQ, not dry rub. Meat fell right off the bone. I didn't even have to pick it up - just used my fork. My friend got the BBQ chicken - we both bought barbecue sauce in the gift shop after this meal! It was so good. The potato salad - excellent. Fries - excellent. But the star was the mushrooms - they are whole and come in their own gravy. If you are from New England, get the mushrooms AND the fries, and enjoy them together just like old school fries and gravy. Pure decadence! Our server V was too fabulous. She knew the ropes and served us so well we even got a photo with her afterward. Super great tourist spot with good food - totally worth it!

Wines not cheap, but not crazy-expensive, either, considering the lovely surroundings.read more

What an atrocious experience. If I had not wanted to see the march of the ducks so badly, I would…read morehave left. As a first time visitor to Memphis, I was expecting this to be one of the highlights of my trip and it most assuredly was not. We walked into the bar area and instead of being greeted, we were screamed at to take a seat and that if we did not take a seat, we had to leave. This directive appeared to be from a manager, who we later saw walking around the lobby area. We had only arrived moments earlier and were just getting settled. There was no sign so we were unaware of this. I'm baffled that this could not have been stated kindly. A "Welcome, please take a seat as there is no standing during this time and we will bring over a menu shortly" would have been perfect. Our server was awful. We ordered drinks and she immediately closed my tab, even though I had not requested that it be closed. I knew right then I was going to order another drink. I understood that it was busy, but it took almost 20 minutes to get a second cocktail and another 10-15 for my whiskey pour, both of which were ordered after the duck march and after the crowd had dissipated. I ordered my whiskey on the rocks, which I often do, but have never had it served with SO many. Way to water down this proprietary spirit collaboration between the establishment and Jack Daniel's, which I had been very excited to try, but left me disappointed. Our server barely checked in with us. Looking at the current health score, I am surprised that we did not get sick here. I am unsure why we were treated so badly. I am not poor nor do I look poor and even if I was, that is no excuse for bad service. The bar is open to non-guests of the hotel, so if it was because I was not staying at the hotel that was a choice I made because I typically do not stay in hotels, with bath/shower combos, especially ones that were recently redone, so as much as I wanted to stay here that was an nonstarter. It is highly unlikely that I would ever consider returning in any capacity, despite wanting to try the spa, the bakery, and other restaurant and retail amenities in this hotel. It is shameful to have had such a déclassé experience in such an elegant establishment.

Man this food is great , the owner is amazing also. Service was great we had a group of 7 and they…read morehandled it great. Small little place that's non assuming but still packs a punch! The wings are damn good and the burgers from what I hear are the shit ! Owner also says they cater. Sure wish I would have taken some pictures for you guys. But didn't think about it because the group was having so much fun.

This place has been on my radar for quite some time. I finally was able to break away from work…read more While I wanted to be excited, I can't be. This place is FULL of entitled old, nasty attitude women, clearly retired or NEVER worked a day in their life. I literally watched a group of serves talk for greatly of 5-7 minutes or more as my beverage continued to decrease. I had to get out of my sit to ask for a refill. At NO point prior to me getting up did ANYONE of these blue apron ladies walk over to ask "do you need anything else". Then the lady in reuse manner cut me off as I'm talking, I'm trying to be respectful to my elders but you know respect is a two way street. I will not come back or recommend this place. I should have known the environment in which I entered what to expect from "these" women but I was hopeful. It unfortunate in 2026 we're still dealing with "these" kinds of women. The food, decent. Yams are OVERLY sweet, sweet tea is good. Spaghetti could use more flavor. All this is not enough to come back, there MORE than several other welcoming establishments you/I can spend money and receive better service. Keep in mind, you have to pay for your food ahead of time and they give you a "chip" for dessert at the register yet they still want to "see" your receipt. So what's the purpose of the chip? That said, eat/visit at your own risk.!

In June I went to Memphis for a concert at Overton Park but made a trip to Woman's Exchange for…read morelunch in the tea room. Both the dining room and the gift shop are volunteer-run by some of the nicest ladies in Memphis. I enjoyed Steak Tips with gravy on mashed potatoes with salad, a roll, desser, and a beverage. The food was as good as the last time I ate here in 2013. I also like that gift shop purchases help Southern women get ahead financially with products from clothing, crafts, to food products. I bought a delightful cats and dogs themed travel mug that keeps cold and warm beverages at temperatures for hours. It's well worth a stop for both lunch and shopping in Memphis.

Love this place! Their tea is so good as well as all the dishes we have tried. They also have belly…read moredancing on Friday and Saturdays I believe which is fun

I had their chicken shawarma from the food stand at the Germantown fest and it was packed with…read moreflavor and the employees were friendly and wonderful. Absolutely amazing. I cannot wait to go in person and experience the full menu!

Ultimately the food was good and satisfying. The burger was particularly substantial and came with…read morea nice helping of yummy curly fries. The Reuben was slightly less substantial but what it lacked in size was made up for in taste. The tasty corned beef, sauerkraut, and sauce was on a soft marble rye, beautiful blending of flavors. However, until I ordered and ate, the whole experience was a little frustrating. We are traveling and like to support kosher establishments. We did the research, seemed like they were open, we tried calling to confirm without any luck.... We even left multiple messages, as advised on their outgoing message. So when we arrived I saw the restaurant, knocked on the door, saw someone inside that I believe saw me, but still no luck. I joined the relatively long line of folks at the reception desk where I was told to just knock on the door of the restaurant. The receptionist called to the restaurant to tell them I was there. Then I placed my order with a nice person and the good food came out quickly. It's only take out which is fine. Too bad the process was so frustrating.

This is a great little deli to pick up lunch if you are in the area. It is less than a mile from my…read morehome and I have seen it continuously on my Yelp list and finally decided to go. It is in inside the Memphis Jewish Home and Rehab off of Walnut grove near Forest Hill Irene. It is definitely a place the patients eat with the family members during visitation. I ordered the meat loaf that was soaked in a hearty slightly sweet tomato gravy--delicious! The green beans were really good and the mashed potatoes were really thick like I prefer and a rich buttery taste like granny's! I also had a slice of apple pie that was really good with slight firm apples and a doughy crust that was great. I will return for another Sunday special soon.

I have been going to this location for years! This is not a dine in restaurant so there's no…read moreambiance to describe. However, if we are talking service you're always going to get good food with a side of attitude (smh). I know that's not good, but that just seems to be the culture and climate of this particular restaurant. I mostly go when I have a taste for a greasy homestyle burger, wings, a grilled ham and cheese sandwich, or one of their infamous humdingers. You can always guarantee those items will be good. I had the chili last night and I'm sure I won't be ordering that again. I'll just stick to what I know.

Double check what you are being charged at all Memphis Dixie Queens…read more They Never give Receipts unless you ask for one or unless you use a credit card. With a credit card you verify the total but not the details of your order. Every customer deserves a receipt!! The one in Frayser on Overton Crossing was quite rude and will not correct their errors. Was told to pay $16.10 for a 10pc wing combo( substitute med slush instead of med drink). Added chilli, added cheese to fries. Per their posted sign, Buy a wing combo for $11.99. If u want to alter the combo, then they personally add $.75 for a medium slush and $2.00 to add chilli n cheese to fries. OVERCHARGE!!! RIF! The combo comes with a medium drink. If a medium drink is $1.85 as posted and a medium slush is $1.85 as posted, why add $0.75? If the sign says it costs $0.75 to add chilli and $0.40 to add cheese, why personally charge a blanket $2.00? Push a button to charge the world why don't ya! Just terrible to think that this community can not calculate or read. Then the DQ female taking your order gets frustrated and upset when you calmly explain what the sign says. So this female says in a loud tone "Nooooo ma'am! Not what the sign says" as she hits her hand on the counter and bows in disbelief. While closing the window in your face, she yells to the back " she don't want it!" Well-Hah! Time to drive away- far away with hopes that one day some one will see through their price gouging BS.

This is an interesting place. First off, when I went, we were the only table there. Normally this…read moreis an awful experience, but the place was so big and spread out that our table off to the side actually felt kind of private. And the waiter left us alone except for when we need something-in my mind that is the highest compliment you can give a waiter. I got the combo vermicelli. It was quite good. In fact, every individual ingredient was great. The pork was incredible. The fish sauce seemed good. It had an amazing leafy herb that was not mint but was wonderful. Despite all this I did not feel the dish came together. I really cannot say what was lacking but I am looking forward to eating it again. I cannot say that it was a great experience or amazing food but it was intriguing and I think that anyone who eats a lot of Vietnamese food in Memphis should give it a try. It is definitely worth a that.