I ordered steak fries for delivery to the truck terminal, and they hit the spot after a long day on…read morethe road. I've been trucking for a few months now, and steak fries have become one of my go-to orders -- usually fries loaded with meat and cheese. South Memphis Grocery's take was different, but in a good way. Their version was basically a Philly cheesesteak piled over fries, bell peppers and all. It was a good portion and tasted pretty solid. I'm used to getting this dish from Mexican spots, so I expected salsa or something on the side, but that's just my personal preference. Overall, no complaints -- flavorful, filling, and worth a try if you're nearby or getting delivery like I did. I'd order again.

Don't let the appearance fool you...if you're looking for a great burger this is a good spot to…read morestip. Mr. World puts his heart into each burger he prepares. I WILL BE BACK!!

The most delicious meal I've had in Memphis. I recommend studying the menu before you come because…read moreyou'll be asked to order as you enter. You'll pay there and then be offered a table and your food will be brought to you. Your check includes a 15% service charge of course you can tip additionally with cash later if you wish. I've never heard of eating neckbones so of course that's what I ordered. The pork neckbones had been well braised and were super delicious. Truly an ultimate pork experience. You definitely have to pick them up and chew all over. But there's lots of meat. Some of it you can get to with a fork, and some of it can be broken apart for easier access to the meat, but it is not an elegant meal! I found the vinegar at the table really enhanced the flavor. My sides were black-eyed peas and turnip greens, and the greens were spectacular. The corn muffin was very good. The sweet tea was very sweet, but not nearly as sweet as the peach cobbler. The cobbler was delicious with lots of nutmeg, but people really have a sweet tooth in Memphis. I ate on a Sunday and got there just before noon to get in ahead of the after-church crowd and my timing was perfect. The dining room filled up while I was eating.

Went here at the recommendation of two Lyft drivers…read more Easy walk 0.6 miles from Stax Music, safe. Courtney (see photo)greeted us and took our orders. He chatted with us as we waited at our table for our orders. He served our orders and bused our plates too. He does everything and is very personable providing welcoming hospitality. And he's only worked there for a mere 5 weeks. I asked him who the owner is and he directed me to Jerry and Patrice Thompson, two of the nicest folks you'll ever meet. Jerry has a big welcoming personality and a great sense of humor. Fried catfish fillets were excellent! Crust was just right and the fillets were moist. I ate everything in my plate. Peach cobbler was warmed up, we opted to not have it w ice cream, and it is the best in Memphis! Such a long and storied history for this restaurant. We are so glad we came here and will return next time we are in Memphis. My only regret is we were too full to eat fried chicken too.

We love this restaurant! It's a must visit whenever we have family in town! Great food and friendly…read morestaff! We gathered our family for my Mom's birthday and the Art House Team treated her like a Queen!

This place came highly recommended. We went to check it out on a Sunday and the expectations were…read morepretty high. You place your order first and then you find a seat if one is available to dine in. Dining is limited and the establishment consist of local black artwork covering the walls there is an upstairs area, but that seating is also limited. The owner was very proud of his establishment and gave us the history of how they came about and who cooks what in the restaurant. The service was great the food unfortunately did not match. I'm all for supporting black owned businesses, but I have to give honest feedback. Starting with the sides, the spaghetti, the cabbage, and the greens all had excessive amounts of sugar in them, which was such a turn off, everything taste the same it was so sweet it created a film in my mouth of sugar. The sweet tea lemonade mix was again full of sugar. You couldn't taste the lemonade or the tea. It was just sweetness. I do understand certain people like their food like this. I however, am not one of those individuals. The turkey ribs, a.k.a. clavicle bone taste like smoked bologna and the A1 barbecue sauce did not enhance the flavor whatsoever I nor my mother could finish our food the cornbread taste like mush everything overpowered everything there was no distinct taste of broccoli or cheese just mushy wet undercooked cornbread that again was sweet. The only star of the show for this experience was the fried fish. It was cooked to perfection seasoned well surprisingly without sugar. We could not finish our food after a couple of bites so we took it to go and handed it to a homeless person on the way home. I love the concept of this establishment. I love how they incorporate other black businesses and I can tell he is proud of his work. I would love to support in other ways, just not through the food unfortunately, I will not be returning but I pray this establishment continues to improve, evolve, and thrive, it's a million herbs and spices to utilize, sugar doesn't have to be one of them and for $70 bucks I do expect to enjoy the food to some extent.

I love this place .The atmosphere fells like home.The food is clean not heavy.The quality is…read more amazing.the portion size could be bigger but that only because it's so good.The staff is nice once you get to know them.

This is a neighborhood Soul Food establishment. The Owner Mrs. Stein herself is always there…read morecooking and/or cashiering. It's a family atmosphere for sure. The food has/is still . My first visit back in over 10yrs. Outta town mostly. I highly recommend. Prices range $10-$15 pp. Depending on your preference. Vegetarian? Plenty to choose from.

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.

From the owner: Unk & Nephew's Fine Home Cookin is a family-owned and operated business located in Memphis, TN. We…read morespecialize in Homestyle Southern Cooking, Soul Food and Comfort Food. Our Products consist of Appetizers, Lunch, Dinner and Desserts, Fried Chicken and Gourmet Wings, Ribs, Fried Fish, Baked Beans, Yams, Mac-N-Cheese and more. Our services are Southern Style Dine-In, Takeout and Delivery, Catering, Combos, Meal Specials, Kid-Friendly, Events and Holiday Parties. Customer service is a top priority of ours. We pride ourselves on providing quality and authentic food made from scratch at affordable prices. Please call today to place your order, we look forward to serving you.

We just spent a week in Memphis and Jim & Samella's was definitely our favorite meal, if not our…read morefavorite experience of our time here. The food was fantastic. Fried pork chop, greens, green beans, corn bread, mashed potatoes and a heavenly spiced walnut cake with bourbon glaze, oh and yellow kool-aid. The staff and other guests were friendly and welcoming. It was like stepping into someone's dining room and being treated like family. We'll never visit Memphis again without visiting!

I can't tell you how great this place and the owner and his people are. The food is great. The deep…read morefried lobster tails are amazing as is the potato cake. The catfish was cooked perfectly. Don't sleep on the pecan pie if they have it. This place is a gem in Memphis. It's a must try if in town. Highly recommend!!!

I went here with my family for dinner after church. The highlight of the meal: the vegetables…read more The cabbage, lima beans, and black eyed peas were very good. The meats however, were lackluster and slightly overcooked. I tried the ham, the baked chicken, and the fried chicken. I did not finish any of them as they were a little dry and not very flavorful. The salad bar's offerings were meager and not very appetizing. For example, the cherry tomatoes were orange as if they were not yet ripe. Peach cobbler was the desert, and I just sampled it. It was okay. The cheesy potatoes were sinfully delicious. If you go, get them. The dressing was also quite tasty. It was nice to have some good dressing in January. I would come back when I'm in the mood for homestyle vegetables.

Love it. Places like this used to be easy to find when I was younger but it's harder to find them…read morenow. Especially good ones! Everything we have had had been good from the fried chicken to the potato casserole. My first trip in the turkey necks weren't ready until we were leaving and they sent me home with a to go box of them. Rita and everyone else working are super friendly as well as the patrons. A lot of regulars it seems. I feel like an idiot for not finding the place sooner and will keep going back in the future. I don't know why they aren't attacked every day with business people from downtown.