We made a stopover here on our way back to Nashville. Our group wanted to stopover in Arkansas and…read morethis seemed like the spot to do it! It's a quintessential down home diner with a great food selection and really nice folks running the place. This was like a down home, local Dennys that a people obviously enjoyed as the place was packed on a Sunday morning. Our group had everything from omelettes to cheese grits, skillets to pancakes, and some darn good coffee! The service was quick, our waitress was very friendly and took great care of us. Being from the west coast, we figured 6 of us would be in the $125 range with tip. The whole meal was something like $80 with tip, coffee and a plenty to snack on! They even gave us coffees to go. Legit, every town should have a spot like this!

To Go Review only: No line, no waiting when placing a to go order in person. The menu has a lot of…read morevariety on it. I suggest asking for recommendations or peeking at it before you arrive. Just add salt and pepper and dig in. I've only tired the Skillets. I have to order a Pancake next time.

Very stylish place. Felt high-end without exorbitant prices. Nice tables, nice fabrics, beautiful…read moreinterior. Love that they're playing a movie, but the large plants block it so you cannot see it from many seats. We had fantastic service from Kia. Our lunch was delicious. The salmon and BLT was so good. As was the famous grilled cheese.

I've gone to The Majestic Grille a number of times across the year (surprised I hadn't reviewed it…read moreby now) and one thing they are is consistent. It's just that it's consistently average. I love the ambiance and the vibe of the place; it's pretty neat how it used to be a theatre, and they have kept presence of that history in the place. Beyond that, there's very little that pushes me to really want to go to this place, while at the same time acknowledging that I don't find myself being negative if a friend or someone else picks here. The food is decent, the service is really hit or miss, and I've always found them to be quite slow ... so it just hits average for me. Not something I'm picking but not something I'm dreading if it is picked.

We really enjoyed our weekly date night @ Tonica. We were able to get a table fairly quickly on a…read moreMonday evening. I was immediately impressed by the ambiance because it is reminiscent of a NYC venue. Our waitress was very kind. We ordered tapas (the andouille sausage, sliders, roasted carrots, and coconut shrimp). We both ordered the cruise control and booooy did I enjoy the ride. I'd go back for the beverage alone!

Update: the second time I came back again at bar service. Every was great but the scallop was cold…read moreand the paella cold. 4/5 3rd Visit - 2/5 Very disappointing. The lamb skewers and scallops came out cold. The mushroom and coconut shrimp were good, but the "habanero" sauce tasted like ketchup. Drinks took 30 minutes, food arrived before drinks, water was never refilled, and my friend never got the straw he asked for. We paid $121 for tapas (lamb skewer, mushroom, coconut Shrimps and scallop) and two drinks and ended up going somewhere else after. Not worth it this time.

Service at the bar was a little slow but my my my was it worth it for both the drinks and the food…read more The coffee martini was perfectly balanced and strong! The coconut cream really set it off. The salmon cakes plate breakfast was so flavorful omg. Salmon cakes were seasoned to perfection with onion in them just how I like it. Grits were creamy and I didn't even have to add salt or pepper to them.

The Garden Brunch Cafe, located in the South Main Arts District in Memphis, is a family…read moreowned-and-operated restaurant that offers plenty of tasty breakfast and brunch options at reasonable prices served by accommodating staff in a stylish, but casual ambiance. The owner and the servers are very friendly and strive to exceed customers' expectations, but the staff seems a little undisciplined at times. When we stopped by for breakfast about 815am on our last day visiting Memphis, there was a growing line of customers standing patiently outside while the staff was getting the restaurant up and running behind schedule. We waited outside for another ten or fifteen minutes before the hostess invited us inside and sat us right away. The owner stopped by after we had received our meals to check in to make sure we had everything we needed and apologized for the delay in opening, which was a nice gesture. She also explained a bit how the restaurant's menu was comprised of dishes she'd developed over the years while cooking for her children as they grew up. The menu includes plenty of tasty, filling breakfast and brunch staples, both savory -- a variety of omelettes, benedicts, bowls, and breakfast sandwiches -- and sweet -- several innovative pancake and french toast options. I had the house-specialty Salmon Cakes platter, consisting of two salmon croquettes with homemade honey mustard glaze served alongside two eggs, grits or potatoes, and toast, which was excellent. My dining companion had the Garden Omelette, filled with tomatoes, broccoli, caramelized onions, and mushrooms, which she really enjoyed as well. We will definitely be back next time we're in the area! PRO TIP #1: The Garden Brunch Cafe is only open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 8am til 230pm. PRO TIP #2: The Garden Brunch Cafe doesn't have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of on-street parking on South Main Street.

A smooth and flavorful cortado and tasty, filling hamburger started my late breakfast day in…read moreMemphis. The atmosphere and decor of this coffee shop are both inviting and antique bringing feelings of the historic times and souls once living in the area. The "team"working here were both professional, kind and friendly. When eating in your entree is hand delivered with a smile in a timely manner. I even got a brief visit from the supervisor/possible owner asking if I needed anything and how everything was going. When I replied with a positive experience he said he will pass on the word to the team. I liked that he gave credit to everyone/team. I will definitely return when in town for business and recommend to my colleagues.

Started off a raspberry mocha latte. Balanced coffee drink. Inreally like when I can still taste…read morethe espresso with the syrup and oat milk. Had pizza and fries for dinner as we hung out last night with friends to catch up during the holiday. The pizza was quite tasty. I enjoyed the sourdough bread that was topped with cheese, white sauce and mushrooms. The pizza dough reminded me of focaccia. Very pillowy and seasoned well. The bottom was crunchy and tasty. The fries were good but the kitchen was out of aioli. Still the fries were hot and the salsa added a different flavor. Service was excellent at the coffee bar. Shoutout to Caleb and his nice, courteous and helpful demeanor. The server at the bar was so nice too. I forgot his name but he was super friendly. My pizza was 1/2 off since it was 4-6 which is the scheduled happy hour. The cool vibes of the hotel lobby are ultra inviting with chairs, sofas, community table and side tables. I really like the aesthetics of the Arrive Hotel. Hope to stay in one of the rooms for a stay cation in the Mtown! I know I will be back for coffee and other foods at Hustle and Dough!

My friend and I walked in and were immediately helped at the counter. I ordered the grit cake…read morebiscuit and added bacon. My friend ordered a brewery basic biscuit bowl. We sat outside, which had a few tables. Our food came out quickly and was hot. We were very surprised with how good the food was. The grit cake was fried with batter and well seasoned, the biscuit was the perfect texture and chew, the bacon was good, and that pickle was surprising - sweet and a great addition to the biscuit sandwich. My friend loved her meal as well. The serving size was large. I could barely finish the sandwich. **I would definitely come back to try other sandwiches.

I tried breakfast for downtown diner week, and I have to say I really got a great deal. It was two…read moreTennessee biscuits with two smashed hashbrowns for $23.26 with tax. The biscuit although fell apart, it was buttery and delicious the chicken had a tasty spicy seasoning that paired well with the pickle and honey. I was expecting hashbrowns, but I got small potatoes instead they were delicious, but my mouth was set for smash hashbrowns. Overall if I'm ever in the area, I would certainly do it again.

Came inti town for a football game and had the Biscuits n Mane... holy cow! Seriously you'll be…read morethinking about it, craving, afterwards! Truzzz Very friendly and attentive service as well. Highly recommend if you're looking for a good southern breakfast in the area!

We were in line when they opened on Sunday morning to support local business…read more Biscuits were not fresh baked and gravy was lukewarm. Grits were the highlight of the meal. Service was ok but didn't even offer a refill on coffee but only two servers working for the Sunday morning crowd.

Went here based on Yelp reviews. We weren't disappointed. Food was great, Rob was friendly and…read moreinformative. Will definitely go again!

This place has been all over my social feed. Glad that I checked it out. I placed my ordered online…read morefor pickup which was very easy and I love that they had pictures of the items. The restaurant is easy to spot. It has a sign out front directing you to the door. Love that especially for downtown storefronts. When I walked in, I was greeted with a nice smile by who I think was the owner!! He was super kind and helpful. I waited only 5 mins to get my food. I got 3 burritos. 1. Karen's maple delight 2. Kay's 3 alarm & 3. Sausage egg and cheese. All 3 were delicious. 10/10