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Memphis, TN Restaurants!
Posted on 4/10/09 at 1:10 am
Posted on 4/10/09 at 1:10 am
where are some casual dining places I must hit up next week while in Memphis? I will be by Christian Brothers University working out HS basketball players so if you can help me as to where to dine in at I would love some answers.
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Posted on 4/10/09 at 4:51 am to UNCTarHeels
GUS'S 
Posted on 4/10/09 at 5:14 am to UNCTarHeels
you need to be careful and not venture too far south on airways.
there is a place on central one block west of CBU called Central BBQ. It has become a favorite among locals.
The Cooper Young district is about 5 minutes away and will have more choices than you have time.
Gus's is good for fried chicken but is a 15-20 minute drive downtown.
there is a place on central one block west of CBU called Central BBQ. It has become a favorite among locals.
The Cooper Young district is about 5 minutes away and will have more choices than you have time.
Gus's is good for fried chicken but is a 15-20 minute drive downtown.
Posted on 4/10/09 at 7:36 am to Rebel
BBQ Shop on Madison (midtown) is great BBQ, as is Rendezvous downtown. Hueys is a fun burger/cheese fries place. Also, for something fast, there is a greek deli on Madison called Kwik Chek that has some of my favorite sandwiches.
Posted on 4/10/09 at 8:01 am to josecanseco
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BBQ Shop on Madison (midtown) is great BBQ
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Posted on 4/10/09 at 10:58 am to rutiger
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BBQ Shop
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Posted on 4/10/09 at 3:04 pm to FLU
Thanks for all your suggestions, now, my tuesday night I will be getting in to Memphis at about 10 or so, where is a good place to go coming up from Jackson? Also, on wednesday, I would like a cheap lunch that is still very good and then a great dinner. I have it pretty much set, I must do the BBQ place
Posted on 4/10/09 at 6:29 pm to UNCTarHeels
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Memphis, TN Restaurants!
Thanks for all your suggestions, now, my tuesday night I will be getting in to Memphis at about 10 or so, where is a good place to go coming up from Jackson? Also, on wednesday, I would like a cheap lunch that is still very good and then a great dinner. I have it pretty much set, I must do the BBQ place
Go to Cozy Corner BBQ for lunch. You will not be disappointed. It's a must for anyone going to Memphis.
The rib tips plate is fantastic.
Try their bbq spaghetti as one of your sides.
You'll be stuffed for $10.
Central BBQ is very good too.
Rendezvous is for the tourist. Skip it and go for the good stuff.
Posted on 4/11/09 at 9:54 am to FLU
it's good to see the bbq shop getting props in this thread. I have stated repeatedly on this board that I think it is the best bbq joint in memphis. Central BBQ is a close second.
If you're looking for a good casual place to eat downtown, try the Kooky Kanuk across the street from the Peabody. Also, check out Bardog for a good casual bar that's not on beale street.
eta: if you're staying close to CBU, then go to cooper young district. Young Avenue Deli in cooper young is a good casual bar whose french fries were written up in the USA Today as some of the best in the country
If you're looking for a good casual place to eat downtown, try the Kooky Kanuk across the street from the Peabody. Also, check out Bardog for a good casual bar that's not on beale street.
eta: if you're staying close to CBU, then go to cooper young district. Young Avenue Deli in cooper young is a good casual bar whose french fries were written up in the USA Today as some of the best in the country
This post was edited on 4/11/09 at 9:56 am
Posted on 4/11/09 at 10:22 am to Burlee
Definitely the Kooky Kanuck Big Foot Lodge. If Alexis is the bartender I guarantee you a free drink if you mention it was recommended by Blueslover in Baton Rouge.
Great BBQ all over, another small neighborhood favorite of mine is 3 Little Pigs, 5145 Quince.
Great BBQ all over, another small neighborhood favorite of mine is 3 Little Pigs, 5145 Quince.
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