Chops and barbecue get top billing at the fun dining spots in Memphis. Belmont Grill is a regular East Memphis haunt. During the Great Depression, turnip green sandwiches were sold here. The burgers are a cut above the usual and the aroma of char grilled burgers fills the air. This place is also known for sandwiches, like catfish steak and the po' boy. Don't forget to order the key lime pie. Have a taste of real pit barbecue when you visit the Barbecue Shop. Made from a 50-year-old recipe, this classic, down-home restaurant has a cozy dining room. The pork or beef plates come in huge servings. If you like the original Dancing Pigs barbecue sauce you can take home a bottle in the mild or hot variety. If your prefer a buffet, Café on the Square serves hearty dishes like beef stew, fried chicken and home style vegetables, and includes a soup and salad bar. Leave room for dessert, home-made pies include apple, pecan, coconut and the house special nut pie, a confection of coconut, raisins and walnuts. Your Memphis vacation will serve up loads of fun at these restaurants.
4970 Poplar Avenue
Cool Drinks and Keylime Pie...
1782 Madison Avenue
Real Pit Barbecue...
120 West Mulberry Street
Convenient for Shopping...
88 Union Avenue
Delectable Steak!...
52 South Second Street
Rib-Sticking Meals...
903 South Cooper Street
Dim Sum All Week Long...
5355 Poplar Avenue
Steak and Pasta in a Great Location...
83 Union Avenue
Ukrainian Restaurant with Belly Dancing...
2012 Madison Avenue
Delicious Fare...
2265 South Third Street
(off I-55)
Barbecue Sandwich is King...