2 Crazy Fellas has quickly become one of the best Creole-inspired restaurants I've experienced…read moreoutside of New Orleans. The menu is the perfect size -- not overwhelming -- and everything is priced fairly for the quality you're getting. You can truly tell the food is made fresh. I started with two sides: the crawfish étouffée balls and the Zydeco shrimp. The étouffée balls were made in-house and packed with amazing flavor. The flash-fried shrimp had the perfect amount of crispiness and paired perfectly with that delicious Zydeco sauce they were coated in. After almost getting full from the appetizers alone, I still had to try the catfish Po'Boy -- and wow, that French bread was some of the freshest I've had! The catfish was seasoned perfectly, and the whole sandwich paired great with their homestyle fries. I highly recommend stopping by 2 Crazy Fellas. The food, freshness, and flavors speak for themselves. I already know I'll be back many more times!

My brother invited me out to lunch as on Wednesdays. They do a catfish special. My brother is a…read moreregular. The staff knew who he was in his order. I was very indecisive on my order as always cause that's how I roll. I did have the fried catfish it was really good. Wasn't a fan of the coleslaw or the cabbage the fries or good as well as the baked catfish I did enjoy their menu and can't wait to go back to try my items.

Great food Family owned business will be back ,Food was fresh and came out hot.Clean restaurant…read more very customer oriented.

Didn't even realize this place took over the spot where southern hands used to live until I gave it…read morea try today. I ordered the 4 wing meal, which includes 2 sides and choice of bread. I chose yams, fried okra, and a roll. I also ordered a side of fries. The food was wonderful! Seasoned just right. The chicken was fried perfectly! The fried okra had a slight kick to it, which is right up my alley. The roll had a sweetness to it, like there's a cinnamon sugar glaze on it or something. It was really good and not too sweet. I will most definitely be back!

I came here throughout the week for lunch and it was good…read more I ordered the lunch meatloaf with mac and cheese and yams. The meatloaf was a good portion for the price. The mac and cheese was good. I really liked the yams. I placed the order online and it was ready in 25 minutes. This location is in a strip mall and not easy to see from the main road. Plenty of parking. They have updated their prices.

I visited here on our lunch break yesterday around 1:00pm. We paid $41 for 3 soul food lunch plates…read moreand the food was horrible. Yes, it was so bad I got food poisoning. I order the fried catfish which had no flavor or taste at all , the cabbage was just okay, and the Mac and Cheese was not good either. The other two people ordered the meatloaf because they had been before and said it was pretty good but they was disappointed as well. The meatloaf was cold, but they did say they enjoyed the candies yams, but they still said they would never come back because the food is no longer good or freshly prepared here. But back to my food poisoning situation, around 3:30pm I had stomach cramps so I knew something was wrong ( unfortunately I was the only one had the fish and tartar sauce so it had to be one or the other) and I didn't have anything else to eat that day . But later that afternoon I started vomiting and kept going to the bathroom and here it is the next day and I'm still having stomach pains. I should have know when I entered that know one was inside and they said this place used to be packed for lunch. But unfortunately I will never return here or recommend anyone else to go here for soul food. It wouldn't surprise me if others got sick as well because it's definitely old food being served or it's not being properly store . I hate cafeteria food but next time I'm going to Piccadilly I stead ...

Service was good.. I just recommend going when food is fresh. Our cornbread was like a 'brick' …read more The other food was acceptable however I am sure it was even better fresh not sitting on the table for hours.

On a temp job I found myself out in the barren wasteland that I'm affectionately calling 'the…read morewarehouse district' of Memphis. Ok, so perhaps I exaggerate a tiny bit but working in a building that did not have a microwave required searching for lunch a few days out of the week in that area. I soon realized there where no options other than a few fast food joints. Well, that's what I thought ... until I saw Gary's. From my little box filled office I overheard a few fellows from the warehouse discussing Gary's for lunch. When I had passed the mentioned 'Gary's' on my way into work i had dismissed it as a convenience store 'slash' truck stop? Boy was I wrong. True, Gary's is a convenience store; however it also wears a slew of other interesting unexpected hats as well. It's a brown stone looking building on Getwell road. The parking lot and how you get into the parking lot makes one wish for a four-wheel drive. Don't miss the first turn in as you come from Shelby drive ... it's the only one that will perhaps leave the under-carriage of your car intact. When you walk into Gary's the first convenience store impression does not go away. It is packed ... Seriously packed ... to the gills with stuff. As you walk to your left you notice isles of various things ... Regular grocery items... an isle for Items sold on Bulk.... A small section for produce and Dairy. There is a large cooler/ frozen section for meat... Some non typical. You will find ribs, chicken, decent looking steaks, pork chops, and etc. you will also find pigs feet and other interesting options. There is a deli section in the back with meats and cheeses by the pound. You can also get them to whip ya up a sandwich packed with all ya favorite things. Also along the back of the establishment is a 'hot bar' behind which a few friendly ladies diligently tend; dishing out large helpings of various meat and veggie options for a substantial plate lunch. I hear they do the same for breakfast as well. There is several different meat options fried or baked chicken, meatloaf sometimes, smothered steak, pork chops, fried or baked fish, and etc. The vegetable options are just as numerous and varied. Fried okra, string beans, pinto brand, butter beans, greens, fried okra (have I said that already?), mashed potatoes (real potatoes not powdered like most 'lines' put out in other places), fried okra (not the pre-battered frozen kind you buy but the real battered themselves and fried that afternoon)... Can you tell I have a thing for fried okra, and etc. There is also a dessert or two ... I tried the peach cobbler one visit - pretty tasty. Ive had a plate lunch twice, and though it's not the highest quality food; its like old home cooking (even a little vinegar in the string beans - like granddad used to make). It's pretty darned good. The portions are huge - I can never Finnish everything .... You could quite easily split with someone. The fried catfish fillets are definitely not great ... But passable. There is also a grill in the back ... I haven't really checked out this menu (if there is one) but I have been in line and had folks order hamburgers from the grill and their orders where called back to a fellow working 'said' grill. I read a few previous reviews about the unfriendly service they have received at Gary's. I'm really baffled at this ... I've been in the store several times throughout the past two weeks and everyone is always so very nice and helpful. Everyone -from the ladies behind the serving lines to the fellows on the isles and the folks behind the check-out counter - always smiles, greets, and even chats with me amicably ... No matter how busy they are. There is also a cooler holding store made salads and bowls of store cut fruit. I've had strawberries and watermelon From This cooler a few times - always good. The truth of the matter is that I don't think I have even seen half of the options at Gary's, much less sampled them. There is no telling what else is down those cramped isles. There is one thing that Gary's does not have ... A place to sit. Whatever treasures or culinary delights you may find within must be taken to go. To liken the area to a desert may be an exaggeration; to liken Gary's Market to an oasis in the middle of that desert is not. If Gary's was located in any other part of Memphis this could quite possible be a legidamate three star review ... However, it is not. Gary (if indeed that is the owner's name) chose his location well. Amidst a sparse grouping of crappy fast food establishments and convenience store gas stations ... Gary's is truly a gem 'in the rough' or is that 'amidst the rough'... actually I think they both fit.

We came here on a Sunday, so the crowd was not a surprise. Despite the crowd, the line moved fairly…read morequick and the employees were friendly and helpful. The interior is clean and the menu is posted on the left wall, with their daily specials and entrees that are served on certain days. There are also options for vegetarian diets. Pricing depends on what you want and portions are very generous.

Smothered chicken, yams and cabbage The food is nasty. I…read moreactually cried because I was so hungry and excited because it looks good. The yams nasty af! Tastes like sweet potatoes no sugar. Cabbage tastes earthy. And the chicken needs some more flavor. The corn bread is not sweet it's hot water cornbread which is fine just didn't expect that. Just highly disappointed thought I was gonna get a meal that taste like somebody grandma made it but I guess everybody grandma can't cook

The chicken was a bit too hard for my liking, but the presentation was very nice. The service was…read morejust ok because it was me and another guy and they gave the guy samples without acknowledging me. The ambiance is ok for a pickup order.

The chicken coop is my favorite hot wing place by a long shot, and I've had many in the area. I…read morelove that they serve full wings and the sauce is delicious and the chicken is tender! The seasoned fries are so tasty (I'm a huge fan of seasoned fries). My favorite meal to eat is a wing meal from this restaurant. If you order there and wait for the food, you will probably have to wait a little while as I believe they cook them to order. It is so so worth it though, because they turn out amazing. All the workers have been super nice every time I've been there. I'd suggest calling in the order first and picking it up. Eating inside is a pretty normal experience, but the ambience isn't important when the wings are the best. I love the chicken coop!!

Not sure why this place is even open, worst service and food I have tried in a very long time, over…read morepriced, quality and flavors of most of the food is terrible, plates and utensils not clean, selection not worth the money. I was visiting Memphis with family for the very first time, and wanted to check out this p!ace based on all the good reviews about the restaurant and how good the food was, our bill for 6 people was $153, thought we were going to enjoy this place and it was going to be worth it, but to our disappointment nothing we read about this place existed, seems all the reviews written about this place either were paid for, or written by the owner to boost his reputation, what a waste, totally Do not recommend

Nothing beats a really good buffet and this on definitely is one of the very best in Memphis! The…read morefood is always fresh and plenty. The bar is clean and food appealing. The restrooms were descent and cleaned. The place is huge but not overwhelming. They offer soul food and chinese cuisine at a good price. Service is good and staff is nice. I stopped by on a Friday evening with a party of 7 around 7pm and it was busy but not crowded or people waiting at stations for food.