This was my 15th visit, so I figured it was finally time to leave a review! The burgers here never…read moredisappoint. They're always cooked fresh to order, served piping hot, and incredibly juicy. The burgers are medium-sized, but they also offer a double burger option. I usually choose the regular cheeseburger, but this time I tried the "Chiflet," made with Snake River Farms Wagyu beef and topped with applewood smoked bacon, egg, and American cheese on a potato bun. Absolutely delicious! They also feature a daily burger special, which keeps the menu interesting. The crinkle fries are consistently hot and pair perfectly with the burgers. On top of that, they offer a great selection of both imported and domestic beers. The staff is always super friendly. Overall, it's a great spot to grab a burger, hang out, and enjoy the atmosphere.

I have been wanting to try this burger place out for a long time. Finally got the chance Thursday…read morefor lunch. My friend and I ventured to Midtown Memphis to get burgers and fries. I had the Dr. Gonzo burger which had a burger patty, Swiss cheese, grilled onions, and bacon. Great choice of yummy ingredients to make a solid burger. The burger is kind of small but I was full after inhaling the fried and perfectly seasoned crinkle cut fries. The fry sauce was a total Hit! Service was good. Our server Becky was very friendly and helpful. The place has tables and chairs and high top tables too. The bar is dark but they do have some picnic tables near the entrance for more light. Bathrooms were clean and had a lot of personal signatures and art. I am going to return to get a different kind of burger.

First and foremost, the pizza, the coffee, the beers are all excellent. Not only that, this is an…read moreextremely accessibility friendly place. I came here with my partner and his family, and my partner was unable to roll up the ramp due to the lip on the ramp. I briefly mentioned this to the employee inside, and he immediately called the owner who showed up while we were sitting outside, apologized for the issues, and made a trip to a hardware store to purchase a solution so there was no longer a lip on the accessibility ramp. Our problem was solved same day and I do not believe many other places would've taken prompt action like Cooper House Project did. I will be making a point to come here more often not only for their terrific food and drinks, but for the kindhearted efforts and consideration for those who need accessibility.

Stopped in for coffee; cortado was well done. Nice space but various versions of crappy naked lady…read morepaintings on the wall were just bizarre. It looks like a 12 year old boy who's spent too much 'alone time' found a paint set. Thought about ordering a pizza but decided to go elsewhere. Probably won't be back because the $8 parking is ridiculous!

Fun vibe however the food is only mediocre. I give it 4 stars for the atmosphere and fun trivia…read morenights.

One of my favorites when visiting Memphis! The restaurant is large with a bar, tables, pool tables…read moreand games. It's a deli so lots of delicious sandwiches to choose from. The battered mushrooms are a must have. The best I have ever had and the ranch dipping is the best. I was lucky enough to enjoy the epic Christmas decorations on my visit

Memphis Filling Station Brewery is doing things right for people who actually care about beer. The…read moretap list shows real attention to style accuracy and balance, with clean fermentations and well-executed recipes across the board. Whether you're into hop-forward beers, malt-driven styles, or something a little more experimental, there's usually something on tap worth dissecting. What stands out is the consistency -- no obvious flaws, no shortcuts, just solid brewing fundamentals. The beers drink the way they're supposed to, which is honestly refreshing in the Memphis craft scene. The staff knows the product and can talk process, ingredients, and style intent without the usual buzzwords. If you're the type who checks clarity, aroma, and finish before taking the second sip, Memphis Filling Station Brewery belongs on your regular rotation.

Went to the grand opening 9/13/24 at their new location right next to Renee's sandwich shop! Great…read moreemployees who take the time to talk to you, especially Sam. Their beers are exceptional. I tried 3 tasters: the DH tongue and groove, the Bench Vise and the vanilla latte within tolerances. All were delicious but I especially liked the DH tongue and groove. Free popcorn with ALL THE SEASONING FLAVORS. they had a food truck today, and plan on serving out of their own kitchen pretzels with homemade beer cheese, pizza pockets, pizza dip, hotdogs, and more!

I've been here a dozen times and I'm surprised that I've never written a review. The beer selection…read moreis superb and the food quality is amazing. I will warn you to stay away from the Triple H gyro if you have a low tolerance for heat. I had an unfortunate experience. Anyhow, the servers are attentive and knowledgeable. And I love their patio and bar for the relaxed atmosphere

Cute little neighborhood spot with a huge beer list and Mediterranean food. They have about 6-8…read morebeers on tap and a ton of cans. In addition to beer, they also have hard cider, hard seltzer, and hard soda. No liquor or wine on the menu. There's also outside seating on a covered patio. Attentive service from the sweet severs. Definitely try the fries - they are seasoned skinny fries with spicy ketchup. Very good! This is a great place to eat for vegetarian and vegan folks - lots of options. Lots of TVs - great place to watch sports with a group. Overall solid little place - 10/10!

Food and service was great this is one of my go to midtown bars. not too crowded and the…read moreatmosphere is always awesome

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.

Celtic is always a pleasure! Great friendly service, kid friendly, and such delicious food. I got…read morethe fish and grits. It was phenomenal. The Irish breakfast is amazing as well. Love the beans! I was there for brunch and they did not disappoint. You can sit inside or out. Very relaxed, casual area. Clean, attentive, and truly a gem. I've had their fish and chips before as well. Probably the best in the city. Fun themed drinks all the time. Stop by! You won't regret it.

In the middle of Memphis the whole area was hopping. The restaurant was busy but not overly…read morecrowded. The service was sketchy at best. We had to get up several times to get her for service. The Fish and Chips was small but good. The outdoor seating was cool and a lot of dogs which was cool.

Went to Boscos to celebrate my birthday with friends. The restaurant was clean and inviting…read more I started off with a bowl of cream of asparagus soup. It was creamy and flavorful. It was so good. Next I had a Teriyaki salmon bowl with pickled vegetables, rice and edamame. It was delicious. I have ordered it before. Very tasty! Service was excellent. Charlie is a superb server. She was nice, friendly and attentive. I will return to try other entrees and dishes.

A Solid Mid-South Microbrewery Experience…read more The layout gives you two distinct vibes: a dark bar with moody, intermittent lighting that holds its own even in the daylight, or a bright, breezy outdoor patio. There's also a great horseshoe of seating centered around the wood-fire pizza oven if you want to watch the kitchen in action. The Flight Coming from the DC area, an 8-count flight for $16 feels like a steal. I went in thinking it was a 6-count, but I'm not complaining about the extra mileage. Here was the breakdown: - Famous Flaming Stone: Interesting technique using hot stones from the oven. Smooth and easy-drinking, but don't expect a "crisp" finish. - Isle of Skye Scottish Ale: Malty and dark. The vanilla hints in the aroma and the finish are exactly where they should be. - The Garrison (ESB): Not bitter at all and easy to drink, but lacks the "wow factor" to make it a standout. - Midtown Brown: This is a classic English nut brown ale. If you like dark beers, this delivers exactly what it is. Citra Brown: This was a DNF for me. I'm firmly Team Midtown Brown on this one. - Wee Heavy: A "bodied up" version of the Scottish Ale. This would be my preference over the Isle of Skye for the extra weight. - Boscos Noir IPA: As a fan of black IPAs, I enjoyed this. Not the best I've ever had, but definitely good. - Bombay IPA: A fantastic capstone. Even after a heavy flight, this was a solid, high-quality finish. The Food I ordered the Spicy Italian Pizza. The wood-fire crust is the winner here--it delivers a light char without being crunchy or burnt. It's structurally sound (no "flop and drop" with the toppings) and has a nice outer crispness while maintaining a soft bite. There is something unique about the dough that I couldn't quite put my finger on, but it was a pleasant surprise. Expect a bit of grease from the sausage and pepperoni, though it's more visual than a flavor issue. The hot peppers were arranged well and not overdone. The mushrooms did get a bit lost among the more overpowering ingredients, but overall, it's a solid "no regrets" bar pizza. The Service - Friendly and efficient across the board. Extra kudos to the food delivery guy--great energy. This isn't necessarily the pizza you'll run to tell all your friends about, but with the high-value flights and the great atmosphere, it's a dependable, high-quality local spot in the Square.