Best Historic Restaurants in East Memphis

We were at Tekila at 12:30 pm. While we were hoping to have some selections from the dinner menu, we were given a brunch menu, which was fine. The waitress was lovely. She was attentive enough that she was available to help, but not overbearing. Our food was delicious. The chilaquiles were great and it was a lot of food. My friend and I talk a lot, so we occupied the table for two hours. The waitress even brought us an extra drink to try since we seemed to be staying a while. We can’t wait to return to have dinner!

The Valentine dinner was top notch. SS had everything setup elegantly and classy. The atmosphere was low lit, quiet and romantic. The staff was friendly and prompt. Everyone was dressed no less than business casual along with the staff. We thoroughly enjoyed the food, atmosphere and service.

The blonde hostess immediately greeted us and was super friendly and welcoming. Our waitress was very attentive and not overbearing in constantly coming by the table which we like that. The Blue Window, Spicy Margarita, and Espresso martini drinks were the absolute best I have had. Always on point with the onion and pimento dip with pita bread. Caesar salads were fresh and not soggy bravo. We had the salmon, wild ride, and green beans and the cajun pasta both were 12 out of 10!!! The blueberry cobbler with ice cream was the a nice ending to a great early Valentine's dinner. This was probably the 6th time we have been to Itta Bena and we constantly brag on the service, drinks, and the food. A hidden gem with a nice quiet vibe. I look forward to the next visit.

Had a lovely very friendly waitress who served us, the food was amazing & the atmosphere was incredible. Having dinner at BB Kings Blues Club is a must for anyone visiting Memphis. We loved it so much. Thankyou

Always love visiting this restaurant. Jeff always takes great care of all his customers.