A must try! The building structure in itself is amazing - an old church, maybe? An upstairs…read moreloft-type room also available for dining. Very neat. Food has always been good, beers are cold, servers are nice, it's affordable. What more could you want? It's in my regular rotation. Highly recommended.

I really hate to share this hidden gem in Olive branch but I guess I better! My husband and I…read morestumbled on this spot when we were trying to decide what we wanted for dinner. Our first time there was for lunch. If you're looking for a good drink I highly recommend getting an old fashion! The bartender will not hold back! You also can play games, watch the latest football game, or just mingle with staff. I'll give the the food a 8/10 but the drinks definitely a 10/10!

The live music nights are wonderful. Come hungry and if you are Irish like me you need to try the…read morecorned beef and cabbage. It is great. Great food even better service and a wonderful atmosphere.

Date night at Dan McGuinness in Southaven was definitely a vibe! My husband and I started off with…read morea Jameson slush and a Skittles slush, and baby, those drinks were DRINKING because we were definitely a little tipsy by the time we left . He got the pretzel bites for an appetizer, and I ordered the wings with the house dry rub. Those wings were crispy as hell, just how I like them, and that dry rub was so good! For our entrées, we both got the smash burgers; he had regular seasoned fries, and I went with the loaded fries. Everything came out good and we really enjoyed our food. They also had a live band playing, which made the whole place feel like the perfect date-night spot. I wanted to stay and play darts, but after the long day I had, I was DONE . We had a really good time and will definitely be back for another date night!

We recently became empty nesters and have decided to try one new restaurant each weekend. This…read moreweekend we ended up at Bog & Barley and it did NOT disappoint. The restaurant has a really neat vibe and is decorated better than most of the restaurants in the memphis area. We came at 5:00 on a Saturday night and we were seated immediately without reservations, but when we left, they did have a small wait to get a table. We started with the pimento cheese toastie which was garlic bread with melty pimento cheese on top. We both really enjoyed it. I decided on the filet with peppercorn sauce. I asked for it it to be butterflied. My steak was cooked to perfection with the perfect amount of pink and it sliced like butter. I got the peppercorn sauce on the side and used it for a dipping sauce. I really liked the sauce, but it is really peppery. While I loved it, some might find it a little spicy. My husband had the bourbon glazed porterhouse pork chop. His was cooked perfectly fly as well and was super tender. He really enjoyed it, but mentioned that the sauce did have something in it that gave it a little spice. We shared an order of rosemary duck fat fries as the entrees come à la cart with no sides. The fries re heavy on rosemary which my husband didn't care for. I enjoyed them, but they were definitely not my favorite. Neither of us cared for the mayo sauce that they came with and preferred to eat them with ketchup. Overall it was a great experience and we will definitely be back!

The service was fantastic. Some appears to be rush or don't want to be bothered. But overall, they…read moreare very good. Fanatic decore, and ambiance. It is a good place to go to socialize. Unfortunately, the food has been consistently underwhelming during my recent visits. I first ordered the lamb chops. They were not what I would consider traditional lamb chops and were surprisingly chewy and difficult to enjoy. I returned and decided to try the Irish Curry Chicken. It was, without exaggeration, one of the worst dishes I've had there. The menu described it as chicken thigh, but it was clearly chicken breast. The dish lacked basic seasoning and flavor. There was very little salt, umami, or curry flavor. The rice was wet, overcooked, and mushy. Overall, the entire meal tasted like something taken from a grocery store freezer section and reheated. At this point, I would recommend sticking to the fries and the burgers, which remain the strongest items on the menu.

First of all, I've been to J3 many times at their old location. I looked them up the other night…read moreand thought they had closed! I was pleasantly surprised to see that they moved to a new, bigger location. My husband and I visited on a Saturday night. It wasn't super busy, but there was a large party there. We were able to grab a table quickly and our waitress took good care of us. I went with 3lbs of crawfish (Cajun seasoning and byb spice) and the J3 bag which comes with 1lb crab, a lobster tail, some shrimp, corn, sausage and potato (j3 special sauce and byb). Hubby got the J3 bag as well (original J's sauce and mild). Soooooo good. The crawfish were the best part honestly. It was ALL very good, but the crawfish hit different. We had leftovers and they were still good the next day. I will definitely be back!

Amazing service! Mane that seasoning on that fried catfish is…read more Justin was very hospitable & Ms. Wanda was so nice! The food was delicious no exaggeration . Homemade tartar was done the right way . Will be back!

I can not believe I have not reviewed Soul Fish as of yet. I am a huge fan…read more Let me preface this review by saying ... My grandfather owned two successful catfish restaurants. As a child I grew up on fried fish filets and hush puppies until my grandfather had to retire and sell his restaurant due to his Health. He still cooks up a mess of catfish for us about two or three times a year when we visit. Yum! My standards for good catfish are extremely high. Good fried catfish is not greasy, light cornmeal batter, tender flaky inside, and slightly crispy on the outside. Sounds simple enough but the truth of the matter is... Good fried catfish takes skill. After an epic searched for any decent catfish in Memphis and surrounding areas that took a few years ... My family and I decided to give up. And when I heard about Soul Fish it took some considerable convincing to get them to go. We where, none of us, disappointed! Soul Fish is without a doubt the best Catfish in Memphis. It is perfectly fried... Hushpuppies are tasty, coleslaw edible if not always yummy, fried pickles crisp and tart, pickle green tomatoes so yummy I could swim in them, and vegetables always cooked and seasons well (special recognition to the cabbage, broccoli, and black eyed peas). The service is always friendly, fast, efficient, and correct. The blackened catfish is pretty tasty too ... Sometimes they get a little heavy handed on the seasoning. Deserts are pretty great as well. My sister loves the Mississippi mud chocolate thingy they have (I'm not a chocolate fan). I've introduced many people (about 40 or so) to Soul Fish - locals and visitors alike - and no one ... And I mean not a single one of them where disappointed. So why four stars instead of five? True... the catfish is the best in Memphis - however it is not the best I've ever had. And Sometimes a filet or two at Soul Fish fall short of perfection... However ... I'm a regular and a fan of Soul Fish Cafe. If you have spent hours and disappointed meals trying to find good catfish in Memphis ... Look no further ... This is the place for you. I promise you will not Be disappointed!

If there's one place that I can count on to be consistent when I go back home to visit family, it's…read morethis restaurant. My fish is always fresh and crispy. I'm a creature of habit so I get the same thing with fried okra. The service is always attentive and giving. The staff is usually willing to give whatever sauces & condiments that are needed to enjoy the meal. Depending on the day you go in, you may have a wait, or you may be able to get right in and have a seat. I recommend going during the lunch hour or during the week for dinner because on a weekend or Sunday afternoon, you're gonna have a wait.

The Whole Fried Catfish was Amazing at The Flying Fish and I wish they were still around. The staff…read morewas friendly and inviting, and they will be greatly missed...

Closed !!! The…read moreFlying Fish Memphis is one of my favourite restaurants in Downtown Memphis. Unfortunately, this location is now closed due to unforeseen circumstances. I have been a loyal patron of this restaurant for years. The good news is that they have other places, and I will make it a point to try one of them. These photos are from my visit earlier this year.

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.

Came here for a nightcap so I can't speak to the food. We had a wonderful server, we had some…read morereally cold drinks and sat outside on the patio. On The patio they were plenty of tables so if the weather is nice, I would recommend sitting outdoors.

Had the Ruben for the first time today, and it was fantastic (I usually get the prime rib French…read moredip) I did forget to get my greens. Always good food and service!

I have given this restaurant more chances than a crazy ex-girlfriend. My office ordered take- out…read more(again) from Patrick's only to find that all of the salads we ordered didn't have any of the salad dressings they asked for. There's nothing like eating a grilled chicken salad dry. Funny thing is, all the people who ordered a salad were in the restroom within the hour with diarrhea. I had the fish and chips. They left out the malt vinegar I requested. Soggy fries were in the same container and we received a roll and a piece of cornbread nobody ordered. Just a total lack of incompetence once more. If this is considered a "neighborhood" restaurant, there's no wonder for sale signs are all in the area. They really need to pay more attention to to-go orders especially when they are getting gratuity. I had to explain to the millennial who picked up our food what Joe Pesci said in "Lethal Weapon 2" in regard about the drive-thru. Needless to say, he never heard of Joe Pesci or "Lethal Weapon." Anyway, Patrick's justs needs to do a better job all around. Everyone else thought their food wasn't fresh. Nothing spectacular. It's a shame they closed Piccadilly down the street because I would have much rather had that instead.

The food was good, the service was good. It was somewhat quiet but it was late Wednesday afternoon…read more It would have been nice to have a larger selection of beer, especially since Memphis has a few breweries in town. Beyond the standard domestic list, there was not a lot of craft selection. But when did the tables get so small? There were four of us. We usually take a booth, but the booths were too small to accommodate four grown people. And the tables? Too small for the menus/placemats. See the picture. We did resort to putting empty glasses andstuff on the table next to us, but you would not be able to do that if the place was a bit crowded.

We came in for a late lunch today and I ordered a Rueben and fried pickles. Both were very…read moredelicious and filling. The sweet tea tasted absolutely awful and I realized the plastic tray under my Rueben was dirty and unwashed. Had lettuce all over it along with grease from someone's previous meal. None of the items I ordered had lettuce on or in them. It's pretty nasty seeing that they don't clean their trays before giving them to people. I felt really off about drinking out of their cups after that because I wasn't sure about their cleanliness after seeing how gross the tray looked. PLEASE WASH YOUR TRAYS BEFORE HANDING THEM TO THE NEXT PERSON TO ORDER. This is beyond unsanitary and requires a visit from the health department. Our waitress was nice though.

I sent for a burger and was very plain about what I wanted. A burger with with lots of dill pickle…read moreand extra, extra, extra mustard. What I got was a burger with three measly dill slices and one whole packet of French's Mustard. The beef pattie of the Burger was GREAT, but the lack of pickle and mustard made the burger disappointing. It could have been one of the greatest burgers but lack of add-ons left a lot to be desired.

We were looking for something different to eat and came across Sidestreet Burgers, a small little…read morerestaurant near my mom's house. My sister said she had driven by it several times and had been wanting to try it, so we decided to give it a shot. We called in our order to go, and the gentleman who answered the phone was so pleasant and friendly. When we picked everything up, the entire order was correct--which seems rare nowadays! And the food was SOOOO GOOD! Everything was delicious, and we were definitely impressed. Sometimes those small, tucked-away places turn out to be the best finds! We will definitely be eating at Sidestreet Burgers again!