I recently had the opportunity to experience No Comment's chef's tasting, and it reminded me why…read morethis has become one of my favorite restaurant groups in Memphis. Every course was thoughtfully prepared and designed for sharing, making the entire evening feel like an experience instead of just dinner. The wine and cocktail pairings complemented each course beautifully, and the pacing gave us plenty of time to enjoy the food, conversation, and atmosphere. My favorite bite of the night was the Olive Plate with Whipped Feta. If you're visiting for the first time, don't skip it. Whether you're planning a girls' night, a date night, or celebrating something special, No Comment is a great choice. It's the kind of place where every visit feels a little different, which is one of the reasons I keep coming back.

This was my first time here for an event for Xmas eve. The vibe is so cute. It's like an 80s feel…read more It's cute wine bar. We didnt get anything to eat but we will def come back to try the oyster dip. I had a lemon drop and it was standard. Didn't love the salt on the rim but that's ok. Good feedback on the old fashion and the wine was good. Nothing spectacular but it is a cool place for a date or a lowkey vibe. The seating is so cute.

Stopped by the Green Room for a jazz session at Crosstown Concourse on a Sunday and purchased a…read morelemon drop cocktail. The shoe was good and the cocktail was just okay. Great service

I really enjoyed the ambiance of this place. Very chill and low key place with some nice drinks…read more Great place to hang with a group of friends or even a date. I really can't remember the drinks in the picture that my friends and I but they were really good. The drinks don't miss here. I can't wait to go back !

Vibes- very cool, artsy location with dim lighting and an eclectic crowd…read moreDrinks- pretty & strong, but probably 8/10 on flavor Pasta- 10/10 probably hands down the best pasta I've had in a long while. Rich, well seasoned, and fresh Service was also awesome and there's a secret dessert menu our group really enjoyed!

It pains me to have to leave this review. I came here once before several months ago and was very…read moreimpressed. I had a fantastic espresso martini and the best brussel sprouts I've ever tasted! So I was excited to come try something else. On the plus side, the bathroom was so nicely decorated. It was also very clean. I sat at the end of the bar, beside the little section of books. The bartender was nice. I ordered the Ember&Passion cocktail. Although it was pretty good, it was quite mild. Unexpected with the ingredients in it. I was surprised that the level of expected heat was not very detectable. I give it 7/10. When I came here before in the winter, the temperature was perfect and I don't remember being too bothered that they don't have cocktail napkins. But yesterday it was quite warm in the restaurant and not having these napkins wasn't good. Nobody in the restaurant had any type of napkin under any drink! I noticed that just like mine, every glass of water from every patron had a puddle of condensation under the glass. Each time I picked up my glass of water, it would drip onto my food and clothes. My two menus got so wet. I suppose they made this decision to save themselves a lot of money. As for the food: My parmesan truffle fries were excellent!! Hot, crispy on the outside and perfectly cooked in the middle. Best I've had in a long time. The Alabama white sauce on the side was just your typical sauce. It tasted just like every other Alabama white sauce that I've had so was not disappointing. But I actually ended up not using it because it was too thin and it didn't add anything to the fries. The fries were excellent enough on their own. I ordered my burger "pink" but there wasn't any pink to it, but I wasn't that bothered about it. Burger and the toppings were tasty, except for the fried green tomato. Looking closely at the picture, you can see that it was SO SMALL compared to the size of the burger. When a restaurant does that, don't they realize that it makes for a glaring disappointment?! It apparently came from near the end of the tomato, and not the middle. If you are going to offer a fried green tomato on a burger, then I feel as if you should only use the larger slices of the tomato, and save the smaller ends for maybe putting in salads. I've always been obsessed with fried green tomatoes. After having my first two bites of burger and still not reaching the tomato, I took it off to eat by itself. Sadly, it tasted terrible! I was surprised. Obviously, they didn't season the tomato or the batter. (Salt and pepper go a long way.) The burger toppings apparently made the tomato batter not only soggy, but also this strange thick texture. Like mushy and chewy at the same time. 1/10 Worst problem: FLIES!!! So many flies! When I just had my drink but no food yet, I noticed them but was not bombarded by them at that point. It wasn't until my food came. All of a sudden I was literally surrounded by them. They were everywhere! No exaggeration. I actually had to use only one hand to eat and the other hand to constantly move back and forth over my food. I eventually gave up and set the plate of some of my fries about 4 inches in front of my burger in order to hopefully draw the flies to the fries so that I could eat my burger. Unfortunately, after only four bites of my burger, when I set it down to take a drink of water, a fly landed on it within one second. Obviously, that was my last bite, and even when I was moving the plate closer to the end of the counter, two more flies landed on it. The glass of straws was inches from me. That, and the book closest to me seemed to be where they gathered to wait for their opportunity to dive bomb me. So many of them! It turned my stomach when I realized that I had been drinking from a straw with my water and I'm sure there had been flies on it before I got there. Every person that gets a straw in their drink at this restaurant has had a fly sitting on top of it. When the bartender told me about the desserts, it turned my stomach to think of just how many flies were in the kitchen. Had I known the fly situation was that bad when I first got my drink, I would have never stayed there, and I certainly would have never ordered food. I do think it is a real shame because the winter months are a totally different experience in that restaurant. But because of how horrible it was this time, I just can't ever come back.

The food (chef's kiss) The ambience ( robust and romantic)…read moreThe service (top notch) A lovely steak house that I can't wait to return to. Our server was amazing (unfortunately I can't remember her name.) Every recommendation was 10 out of 10!

Porch and Parlor is the best steak experience in Memphis. The interior is warmly lit and rather…read moredark lending itself to a more intimate atmosphere, but they also have ample outdoor seating right on Overton Square. A prime location for a prime steakhouse. The service was strong as was the pacing. I found the server a bit too eager to explain the restaurant and the menu. I'm a ribeye eater so I had a pretty good idea I was getting a ribeye before I went in. I think the talking is used as a way to upsell and push guests towards opaquely priced off-menu "specials" which from my understanding are always on offer (such as their deviled eggs and bone marrow sauce). We started with the beef tartare and duck ravioli. I preferred the tartare, which had a nice spicy seasoning throughout. The duck ravioli had an excellent sauce on it, too. For our mains, I got the prime boneless ribeye ($68) and my brother got the prime strip ($56). We also shared the Yume A5 Wagyu experience ($225), letting us try three different cuts of Wagyu side by side. For sides (about $15/each), we did the fontina potatoes, truffle honey tots, and carrots. We also added the gulf prawns ($21), foie gras ($14), and bone marrow sauce (~$20) which was prepared table side and was plenty to share. It was very rich and peppery, though a bit of a salt bomb. For dessert, we shared the French toast bread pudding with maple butter ($14) which is one of my favorite bread puddings I've tried. They also brought my brother a dessert since it was his birthday, it was something like a raspberry mousse with coconut foam and a sharp raspberry sauce. Excellent. The Yume experience was a big motivation in coming here, as getting to try cuts of A5 Wagyu next to cuts of regular (albeit prime) beef is unique in the Memphis area and really for hours around. It was priced as an experience rather than a food item. It did not disappoint, nor did the prime steaks. The A5 is so unbelievably tender by comparison. My favorite was the ribeye, but I'm biased. My brother, normally a strip guy, agreed with me there. The potato sides were underwhelming, particularly for the price. I don't know how I let my brother talk me into buying him $15 tater tots for his birthday. I could get the carrots again, though. My total was $800 for the two of us for the above food, six cocktails, and tax and tip. A big chunk of that was the Yume experience as well as the drinks (we were celebrating!). If we were to go back, it would be closer to $350 for the two of us, and I would go for the prime ribeye with foie gras again, no need for Wagyu or sauce. I enjoy the sister restaurants in this restaurant group (Coastal Fish, Flight, Southern Social) and frankly I'd bet Porch is the cash cow of the group due to the relatively poor value proposition. We had a great experience exploring the finest steak and accompaniments one could wish for. But, for my money, Coastal does a pretty good steak too.

Wine cellar downstairs is great for special events. The service is phenomenal and liked the concept…read moreof flights of food or having the flexibility to mix and match small or large plates of each dish. The Deviled Eggs and Crispy Gulf Oysters were good, but be mindful that the bacon marmalade is sweet if that's not how you want your deviled eggs. I loved the Flight of Salad - more than a small plate portion of 3 salads: Harvest Salad, Iceberg Wedge, and Watermelon Feta. I'm normally don't choose feta on dishes but it was mild (not salty) and a perfect refreshing combo with the watermelon, olive oil, and add fresh cracked pepper. Your palate could get confused with the different cuisines and flavor profiles, but it's a fun adventure and I would try again!

First time here and visiting from out of town on a work trip. This restaurant was recommended. Our…read morewaiter was knowledgeable of the menu and the choices offered. Very helpful. The only con I would say was that the service was a bit slow. We waited for our entrees for a significant amount of time. For the food, I love the flight concept here - a choice of 3 samples of different entrees. I decided with the shrimp ceviche, filet & scallops, and the lobster crab benedict. All 3 were so good and left no crumbs. The ceviche was refreshing with each bite. Scallop was buttery and cooked perfectly. I loved that the Benedict came over handmade biscuit. So soft and flaky!

This is /the/ Memphis local spot for relaxing after a hard day. Working man's bar, working woman's…read morebar, but with an elevated sense of class. The bar tender, Sara, is charismatic and charming. This is the place you go to celebrate a promotion, one of those spots where it feels as comfortable as home. The vibes? At this very moment "papa was a rolling stone" is playing on the radio, and some movie from the 40s is playing on the TV. Food is from $17-$n for a full entree. Portions are solid, you don't leave hungry. This place is just a good time. Get a seat at the bar and enjoy yourself for a long dinner. The burger @$17 is solid, the drinks are strong.

Very nice quaint cafe. The food is wonderfully prepared at a reasonable price. Service was very…read moreattentive with an open kitchen that adds to the ambiance.

Bai Toan was fabulous! I messed the reservation up somehow…read morebut we got there at 5:30 and they accommodated us at the bar. Whew! The actual restaurant is beautiful and the moody lighting and colorful decor was cool and hip. Do kids still say hip? Whatever, it was hip. The cocktails were fabulous and we order waaaay too much food. I have to say, everything was amazing. See pics for what we ordered- the green papaya salad is my favorite and they did it right! Ask for their house made pepper/fish sauce to drizzle on top Coming from Atlanta where the Vietnamese is exceptional, I've really struggled in Memphis to find that amazing spot to get my Viet fix. Valet was nice to not have to figure parking for yourself, bring some cash! We will totally be back!

Great atmosphere , overpriced subpar viet food. Also very poor communication. Service was great…read more Beware making reservations here as they do not tell you they will placing a 150 fee if you do not show up . No matter the reason . If that's your policy , please explain it and not scam people . At any point in your SMS reservation you could have explained your policy the 150 charge because your host did not. Will not be returning . EDIT** In response to Margaret , In the initial time of the booking you did not . And I was only aware of your "policy" after getting charged . And I did not book through the website . I booked in person. Nothing was said about your policy and it was very unprofessional.

Was in town and found this place on YouTube. Fridays say it's open at 5pm. Arrived at 5, "open…read moresign" on the door. Knocked and someone came out and said the place wasn't open till 6pm. Felt the staff was rude. When I left he then switched the sign to closed. Wanted to try this spot but found better options. I won't return

Cute little intimate spot. Visited after passing by Beale St. Looks closed from outside but was…read moreable to walk in. Don't know about reservations as I was able to walk right in and sit down. Good service and drinks were good. Liked the music playing in background tonight gave it a chill vibe.