Germantown Commissary in Germantown is good. They have a new one in Collierville but not as good. Only issue with Germantown is it is a very SMALL place because it used to be a general store. Not sure how that is affected with COVID.Thinking of going to Memphis/Tunica for a weekend getaway soon. Haven’t been to Memphis in 20 years. Anyone with local knowledge have a bbq restaurant they like? It would also need to be in a safe neighborhood since I am taking wife. Thanks in advance.
Germantown Commissary in Germantown is good. They have a new one in Collierville but not as good. Only issue with Germantown is it is a very SMALL place because it used to be a general store. Not sure how that is affected with COVID.
Central BBQ on Central Avenue is good and there is also a new location downtown. Plenty of outdoor seating at both.
The BBQ shop on Madison is great.
Avoid Corky's.
Rendesvous is typically the touristy thing to do. Don't get me wrong it is cool for that downtown atmosphere but I don't think it's the best BBQ in town.
Tops is good and they have several locations around town.
Cozy Corner looks shady but they have great food. Closer to downtown.
Also while you are in town try Gus's Fried Chicken on Mendenhall or the original downtown. it's way better than that Nashville trash. The downtown location you can buy 40's to wash down that hot chicken.
dont get me wrong, nothing wrong with their bbq but if someone asked for the best I wouldn't say Rendesvous first but thats just meNot gonna be popular, but The Rendezvous. I haven't been in about 30 years, but my wife hates bbq, and we needed to take a friend who wanted it. The atmosphere is unique. In the basement of an old building. She said she loved it.
Hopefully your wife enjoys bbq.
Not gonna be popular, but The Rendezvous. I haven't been in about 30 years, but my wife hates bbq, and we needed to take a friend who wanted it. The atmosphere is unique. In the basement of an old building. She said she loved it.
Hopefully your wife enjoys bbq.
dont get me wrong, nothing wrong with their bbq but if someone asked for the best I wouldn't say Rendesvous first but thats just me
P&H cafe still thereI have no idea of the best. My point was if the spouse is not crazy about bbq she will still likely enjoy the unique atmosphere.
I used to have clients in Memphis years ago, and I still think Memphis bbq is much better than in Nashville.
Way back in the 70s I used to go to the P&H. I was told the name stood for poor and hungry and I was. A poor college student.
Leonard’s is an under rated Memphis BBQ. I love their spaghettithere's definitely some other really good places like Leonard's and Payne's but if you are freaked out about somewhat shady neighborhoods then I won't recommend them.
Also, not sure what your plans are but I would recommend checking out Loflin yard for beverages. It's a huge outdoor open space, plenty of area to socially distance while enjoying a beer. That being said it's hot as hell outside unfortunately.
Let me know if you are looking for anything else to do.
Which one of these can we find BBQ sketti?Germantown Commissary in Germantown is good. They have a new one in Collierville but not as good. Only issue with Germantown is it is a very SMALL place because it used to be a general store. Not sure how that is affected with COVID.
Central BBQ on Central Avenue is good and there is also a new location downtown. Plenty of outdoor seating at both.
The BBQ shop on Madison is great.
Avoid Corky's.
Rendesvous is typically the touristy thing to do. Don't get me wrong it is cool for that downtown atmosphere but I don't think it's the best BBQ in town.
Tops is good and they have several locations around town.
Cozy Corner looks shady but they have great food. Closer to downtown.
Also while you are in town try Gus's Fried Chicken on Mendenhall or the original downtown. it's way better than that Nashville trash. The downtown location you can buy 40's to wash down that hot chicken.