West Memphis Restaurants

Texas de Brazil Churrascaria is a popular restaurant famous for its delicacies, such as Angus Beef Steak, Brazilian Sausage, and Roasted Australian Cold Water Lobster Tail Served with Drawn Butter. The meat here is cooked over... more

The same tried and true recipe for this eatery’s classic pit-styled barbecue has been used for over fifty years now. Its ample portions come with sides and topped with the original Dancing Pigs barbecue sauce, which is av... more

Renowned for hosting some of the best blues music in Memphis, the name of this club says it all. In homage to the owner, legendary blues musician B.B. King, many music greats play here, including impromptu drop-in visits by fam... more

Known for its seafood, you can get such delights as lobster tails, fried catfish or chargrilled amberjack along with a variety of steaks and chicken dishes. Be sure to ask about the nightly chef specials. Finish off with a piec... more

Unusual antics make this Memphis eatery unique, with a graffiti wall that customers are encouraged to write upon and waiters’ antics that cause diners to shoot toothpicks through straws so that they stick to the ceiling.... more

Do not let the unlikely location put you off—the specialties here are worth it. This place is a Memphis tradition, and you may have to fight the regulars for a table or a seat at the counter. The barbecued Cornish game hens are... more

Housed in the Mollie Fontaine House, built in 1886, this luxurious restaurant is known for its history and décor of gold-leafed ceiling and artistic refinement. Its eclectic menu offers entrees from salads to duck, some... more

This lively venue hosts visiting musicians as well as the house band, James Govan and the Boogie Blues Band. Patrons can dine on a tasty dinner, snacks, or their famous red beans and rice dish while watching the band, the dance... more

This Midtown restaurant is especially popular at lunch, when the inexpensive buffet draws locals. The buffet features an array of curries, vegetables, tandoori chicken, and sauces ranging from mild to fire-in-your-mouth hot. Th... more

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Aussie Kaz said

… could drink beers on the street!!! so of course we sat down at the kings palace cafe, ordered fried… continue reading »