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Mcalisters Of Poplar Plaza
Mar 24, 2008 by SICK OF IT! from MEMPHIS
Overall Rating: 2
Food:[5] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[1]

• I loved the spud!
• Service = employees racist!

“I was a weekly customer at McAlister's Poplar Plaza, until I noticed the "RACIEST" SERVICE from the employees. They wait on White customers first, and it is very noticeable! I would go there weekly until I continued to note the actions of the cashiers there. When I discussed this at work, I was shocked to note that they had experienced the same. Now, this place is noted has promoting the Race problem in MEMPHIS. Which just puts a bad taste for the food!”

Alfred's on Beale
Feb 24, 2008 by Dyan from Memphis
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[9]

• Super Beale Street atmosphere!
• Restrooms need attention.

“Great place to go before or after a game at the Forum. Friendly faces, lots of fun!”

Corky's Barbecue
Jan 25, 2008 by John from St. Helena, California
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[8] • Service:[8] • Atmosphere:[7]

• The barbeque is absolutely scrumptious.
• The atmosphere in the restaurant is crowded but not too annoying.

“Located in East Memphis on a busy street, there is somewhat limited parking, and there is often a long line of takeout traffic in front of the restaurant. But the barbeque is well worth the inconvenience and the relatively short wait. This barbeque is so far superior to western barbeque a difference between night and day. The sauce is absolutely to-die-for.”

Bogies Delicatessen
Nov 21, 2007 by JC from memphis
Overall Rating: 1
Food:[7] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[6]

• Good food, but not good enough to override the rude service.
• Rude service.

“I will not be back. Customer service is extremely lacking.”

Rum Boogie Cafe
Oct 24, 2007 by Charles Brown from Maryville, TN
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[8] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[9]

• Great ambience with signature guitars hanging from the ceiling.
• It is advertised as a cafe. It is definitely more than that.

“The ambience was cozy as well as historic. Coupled with the six piece rhythm and blues band, it was like stepping back into the past and reliving the blues era. Prices are most moderate and the service was excellent. Since this was our first official stop for our weekend in Memphis, it definitely set the tone for the rest of our tour. I had visited another restaurant on beale ST. Back in January, but it had served partially raw chicken wings. I wanted no more of that. I definitely made the right choice when I took my party to rum boogie cafe. The only criticism I have is this it is advertised as a cafe. Actually, it is much more than that. The small dance floor also was a treat for me and my daughter. We shall return!”