New Memphis Restaurants To Enjoy in 2025
Memphis' food scene keeps on giving with the opening of these new restaurants, bars, bakeries, and coffeeshops.
Memphis' food scene keeps on giving with the opening of these new restaurants, bars, bakeries, and coffeeshops.
Here's a running list of the new restaurants that have opened lately in Memphis, starting with the newest. That means, the more you scroll the further you are traveling back in time.
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Mitchell’s Breakfast Burritos
This West Memphis spot now has a downtown presence. Mitchell’s Breakfast Burritos is taking over the kitchen at Rumba Room, a Latin dance bar, during the morning and lunch hours. Like their name suggests, they’re known for their big burritos but they also have wraps, quesadillas, and more.
📍303 S Main St.
No Comment Wine Bar
Opening in the former Knifebird space, No Comment kept the wine but brought a whole new vibe. This space gives an 80s retro feel with its neon lights for the ultimate vibe. They have cocktails including wine coolers which just aged me typing out. When did wine coolers disappear anyways!? They have snacks, various boards (cheese, charcuterie, etc.) oysters, caviar, and more. Plus, they have a great happy hour. From the same incredible team behind Cameo, Fawn, and Mary’s B.O.T.E.
📍2155 Central Ave.
Panuzzo King
Wiseacre OG, on Broad Ave., has leveled up their beer game with food. Like how the downtown taproom has Little Bettie, the Broad Ave. location now has Panuzzo King. Think of panuzzo as if a pizza and sandwich had the best baby ever. The pizza dough is shaped and cooked and then the good stuff is added in after. They have five sandwich options, snacks, and desserts.
📍2783 Broad Ave.
The Dame
The long-awaited cocktail bar at Hotel Pontotoc has officially arrived. The Dame brings an upscale yet cozy ambiance to downtown Memphis, with a menu featuring creative drinks like the Older, Bolder Old Fashioned and the signature Pontotoc Cocktail. Local touches shine with Hampline Brewing on tap, plus a menu of bar bites and coffee. The space is rich in history, with nods to William Faulkner and the building’s Prohibition-era past, all set against charming wallpapered walls.
📍69 E Pontotoc Ave. Memphis, TN 38103
711 Social
The spot specializes in spicy Malatang, a popular Chinese street food, general Asian street food and cold drinks with late night vibes. You can build your own Malatang bowls or opt for treats like takoyaki, crab rangoon dip, Taiwanese scallion pancakes, street crunch wings and many more options. The kitchen stays open until midnight on Friday and Saturday too. For drinks, they have sake, soju, Asian beers, cocktails and more. Hit it during happy hour (4-7PM) for 20% off (excludes specialty cocktails). They also have karaoke on Thursday and Friday nights.
📍711 E Pkwy S, Memphis, TN 38104
Cocozza East
This American-Italian eatery continues its success with location numero dos. Owners Patrick and Deni Reilly took all the charm of their original spot and channeled it into their new East Memphis location in the Arlington Park neighborhood. Cocozza East is wrapping up its soft opening and will begin operating seven days a week starting July 20. The second spot has a full bar, and a patio is coming soon. Complimentary valet is also available.
📍919 S Yates Rd. Memphis, TN 38120
Maeve's Tavern
From the talents behind Bog & Barley and Celtic Crossing comes a third Irish pub in the Memphis metro–this time in Collierville. Maeve's Tavern is located in the historic Collierville Town Square. The menu serves up Irish fare inspired by the Emerald Isle, including classics like fish and chips and shepherd's pie. During the soft opening phase, they'll be open for dinner service, with lunch hours to follow.
📍78 N Main St, Collierville, TN 38017
Tous Les Jours Bakery
The popular French-Asian bakery chain Tous Les Jours has arrived in Memphis and this one is locally owned. Known for its light, fluffy breads, beautifully crafted cakes, and coffee drinks. Stop by to try sweet and savory treats baked fresh daily, like milk bread, mochi donuts, croissant loaves, and more.
📍5849 Poplar Ave Ste 103, Memphis, TN 38119
Just Love Coffee Cafe
Just Love Coffee Café has officially opened its first Memphis location. It's locally owned and bringing a fun twist to the typical coffee shop. Alongside expertly brewed coffee, the café serves up a full menu of breakfast, lunch, and sweet treats, all made on a waffle iron (yes, even the sandwiches).
📍2041 Madison Ave Suite 104, Memphis, TN 38104
Habana Club Restaurant Bar and Grill
There’s a new Cuban restaurant in Memphis, and it’s bringing the sabor. Habana Club Restaurant Bar and Grill is now open on Macon Road, serving up authentic Cuban cuisine in a laid-back yet lively setting. Owned and co-managed by Havana native Roberto Ferie, the menu features hearty platters of grilled meats, black beans, plantains, Cuban sandwiches, desserts, and more just like you’d find on the island. Get a true taste of Cuba, right here in Memphis.
📍6110 Macon Rd.Memphis, TN 38134
Bloom Bakery & Cafe
Never judge a bun by its cover. Especially not at Bloom Bakery & Cafe, the newest women-owned gem downtown! Located across from Huey’s, this Asian bakery is serving up unassuming sweet treats that will have you biting into flavor from fluffy cream buns to strawberry cream croissants and a variety of coffees and teas.
79 S 2nd St (Downtown Memphis)
Fawn
A fresh face in Cooper Young, Fawn is the latest creation from the team behind Cameo and Mary’s B.O.T.E., in the space formerly occupied by The Public Bistro. The menu is so unique with an emphasis on seasonal produce. Enjoy dishes like pork belly & mussels, fried kohlrabi, and octopus peperonata.
937 Cooper St (Cooper Young)
Bar Limina
Bar Limina brings cocktail magic and collaborative vibes to the Edge. This moody lounge feels like it’s always been there, thanks to thoughtful touches like local art on the walls, desserts from JEM Dining, and a wine list shaped by Rootstock. Try the Fig Old Fashioned or the mezcal negroni by bar manager Jenna Abu, and don’t sleep on the smoked onion dip. It’s stylish, cozy, and all Memphis. In the former Inkwell space.
631 Madison Ave (Edge District)
Docks on 5th
Beale Street has a new merchant! Docks on 5th is bringing bold flavors, over-the-top presentation (hello, dessert Ferris wheel!), and IG appeal to the downtown scene. The menu is stacked with elevated comfort food and seafood favorites, and the vibe is pure fun from start to finish.
310 Beale Street
Coopers
The owner of Coopers has redeveloped the restaurant into Coopers, a neighborhood restaurant with an emphasis on showcasing live music. Inspired by the family’s real-life pet emu named Cooper, this rebrand brings an all-new menu featuring Tiger Balls, Dyer’s burgers, and frozen espresso martinis with a putting green out back and retro vibes inside.
959 S Cooper St (Midtown)
Felicia Suzanne's
After a three-year hiatus, Felicia Suzanne's has reopened bringing the classic Southern charm and culinary excellence to South Main. The menu celebrated the return of signature dishes such as the BLFGT (bacon, lettuce, fried green tomatoes) Oysters of Love, and several more while introducing new, super delicious items. The newly renovated building features multiple dining settings, private dining rooms, a chef's table in the kitchen, two patios-- one of which is a private outdoor space with gas fire pits. Reservations are open and go quick, so grab yours ASAP here.
Felicia Suzanne's: 383 S Main St
Juiced What You Need
A new healthy eats spot is open in South Main next to Arcade. This comes from the people behind the Memphis AF Burrito stand (yes, the burrito is on the menu here!). They offer a variety of fresh juices and fresh fruit and herb infused lemonades. If you love a classic green drink, we recommend the “Do you believe in Magic.” For food, they offer an all day menu which includes some great breakfast options plus healthy lunch and dinner eats. Come for the food and drinks, stay for the incredible ambiance that will have you feeling like you’re on a tropical vacation.
Juiced What You Need: 546 S Main St.
Sweet Eye Coffee House
A new coffee house and roastery has opened and it’s a total vibe! Sweet Eye is a Middle Eastern coffee shop in Cordova. You can buy wholesale coffee beans and grounds for them or stop in for a sweet treat. Some of the menu highlights include a Dubai chocolate latte, Baklava latte, a date cardamom latte and… we could keep going on and on! They also offer an assortment of pastries including baklava, Dubai chocolate, pistachio cheesecake, and more!
Sweet Eye Coffee House: 1140 N. Germantown Pkwy 115
Uncle Lou’s (New Location)
You know it. You love it. Visit one of the best spots for fried chicken at their new location which includes a drive thru in addition to their indoor full service restaurant. The new spot is located not far away from the original location–0.4 miles away to be exact!
Uncle Lou’s: 1725 Winchester Road
Green Leaf Container Cafe + Farm Stand
Knowledge Quest is bringing fresh and nutritious eats to South Memphis. They recently opened Green Leaf Container Cafe + Farm Stand that’s open weekdays for breakfast and lunch with a farm-to-table emphasis. The menu includes salmon paninis, vegan omelettes, salads, grass-fed burgers, and more.
Green Leaf Cafe: 1025 College St.
JoJo’s Espresso (New Location)
If you were a fan of JoJo’s original location, picture a bigger and better space. The move was a short one from being located at Thornwood’s Suite 114 to now Suite 101. In the new space, they’re now able to offer a full food menu with breakfast and lunch options. Some of the featured menu items include acai bowls, turkey melt, breakfast burrito, and more.
JoJo’s Espresso: 1730 S Germantown Rd Suite 101
Little Petals
Little Petals brings the bold flavors of Petals of a Peony to Downtown Memphis with quick, takeout-friendly options. From signature dishes to a customizable $9.95 entrée builder, it’s the perfect spot for a fast and flavorful meal!
Little Petals: 149 Madison Ave.
Hard Times Deli
Your new favorite sandwich shop! Hard Times Deli is the latest must-try spot in the Edge District, serving up stacked sandwiches packed with flavor. From hot, sauce-loaded creations to classic cold cuts—and even salad options—this new venture from the team behind Secret Smash Society is already a hit.
Hard Times Deli: 655 Marshall Ave.
Rooster’s Blues House Highland
Memphis has a new live music venue (housed in the former Bluff location) in Rooster’s Blues House which also doubles as a bar and grill. This venue may sound familiar. For 15 years, they called Oxford home before opening in Memphis. You’ll find bites like Birria Mac & Cheese and traditional bar fare like wings and nachos on the menu.
Rooster’s Blues House: 535 S. Highland Street
Bao Toan Kitchen & Bar
Be transported to Vietnam at this new restaurant located at Crosstown Concours in the former Wolf River Brisket location. Although described as a modern Vietnamese restaurant, the menu is rooted in tradition and family recipes. Find out what to order during your first visit in our new blog.
Bao Toan: 1350 Concourse Ave Suite 165
Kura House Asian Cuisine
This new spot opened next door to the new Pearl’s Tea and Coffee House (keep scrolling to read about them!). This is in the former Bhan Thai space. The restaurant is described as a fusion of Japanese, Vietnamese, and Thai cuisine. Looking at the online ordering, the menu is expansive with sushi, hibachi poke bowls, fried rice plates, Nabemono (hot pot dishes), kushiyaki skewers, and more.
Kura House: 1324 Peabody Avenue
Feast & Graze
A new and second location for Memphis’ beloved charcuterie spot is now open. At this location you can customize your own charcuterie boards and find snack boxes and lunch dishes. There’s a grab and go section plus a selection of local gifts. Read all about Feast & Graze in our new blog.
Feast & Graze: 109 S Highland St Suite 103
Pearl's Tea and Coffee House
The latest bubble tea shop is now open in Memphis! Pearl’s is a Vietnamese tea, snack, and coffee house. The menu has a wide variety of milk teas, fruit teas, smoothies, and toppings. I’ve seen a lot of people rave over their banh mis. They also offer egg rolls, spring rolls, dumplings, skewers, desserts, and more. Located in an old home, Pearl’s has super cute and cozy vibes too.
Pearl's Tea and Coffee House: 1330 Peabody Ave.
Nagoya House Hibachi & Ramen
Nagoya House offers a cozy atmosphere and a taste of Japan right in the heart of the city. Located in the former DWJ Korean BBQ space in Cooper-Young, they specialize in hibachi and ramen as the name suggests. We loved the takoyaki, karaage and pork belly steamed buns, karaage yakisoba, and hibachi chicken. We’re heading back soon to try the ramen–which Chef Kelly English called one of the best in the city.
Nagoya House: 2156 Young Ave.
Snowa Bakery and Cafe
Are you sensing a trend here in the Memphis area? So many incredible new Asian-owned restaurants have recently opened their doors! Snowa is a Korean style bakery and cafe in Germantown serving up their signature Bingsu (Korean shaved ice), desserts, and street food. We were incredibly charmed by this spot during our visit. The strawberry Bingsu is so incredibly good. Also, highly recommend the Boongeo-ppang (fish bread) which is so fun to eat. Order half in custard and the other half red bean. We’ll be back to try the kimbap and tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) next.
Snowa: 9155 Poplar Ave.
Cache42 Downtown
Moneybagg Yo’s Cache42, an urban upscale restaurant, opened its second location this time in downtown. Cache42 Downtown is described as an express lounge that’s open for both lunch and dinner. Lamb chops, double smash burgers, wings, lobster grilled cheese, and more make up the menu items.
Cache42: 97 N Main St.
La Roche
“A Taste of Lebanon in the heart of Memphis.” This new Lebanese restaurant in Cooper-Young is open now with their soft opening menu. They’ll be adding a lot more in November but there are still some great options like the Baba Ghanouj (roasted eggplant, tahini, garlic & lemon), various kabob options, Kibbeh, and more. Ending with Baklava is a must!
La Roche: 916 Cooper St.
Kellie’s Deli
Sometimes, you just need a good deli sandwich, and that’s exactly what Kellie’s Deli aims to provide. This new downtown deli is at the former River Market at the New Memphis building. From bbq nachos to a dozen sandwich options–the menu is extensive! They also offer gyros, dessert, subs, and cheddar dogs, and more.
Kellie’s Deli: 516 Tennessee St. #127
Boba Boba Life
If the drinks and food are half as good as the interior of this bubble tea shop then we are all in for a big treat! Boba Boba Life offers fruit teas, ice blends, ice cream, fresh tea, milk teas, smoothies, ramen, paninis, and their “famous Korean Grill Cheese.” Consider my interest piqued!
Boba Boba Life: 709 E. Parkway St.
Mahogany River Terrace
Mahogany Memphis’ second location on Mud Island in the old River Terrace location is now open. The space is beautiful, especially the super elegant upstairs bar and talk about the perfect patio dining option right on the river!
Mahogany River Terrace: 60 N Mud Island Rd
PizzaMe!
From Curtis Givens, of In Love Memphis, comes the hottest new pizza joint in East Memphis. PizzaMe! offers “gourmet pizza with an urban twist that’s lightning-fast.” This spot is Memphis, Memphis, Memphis energy with The Haven pizza with hood sauce and fried chicken to one with Big Bill’s BBQ Sauce and grilled chicken.
Pizza Me: 2857 Kirby Rd #117
Memphis Filling Station
Craft beer fans, get ready to add another must-visit brewery to your list. MFS Brewing is now open in South Main, steps away from Wiseacre's downtown location. Their coffee milk stout varieties seem to be the early favorites! Be sure to enjoy their beer selection with their free popcorn (of which, they offer a million fun flavor toppings of your choosing) or one of their snacks like an adult lunchables or soft pretzels. We stopped by opening weekend. Take a look!
Memphis Filling Station: 205 GE Patterson
The Overland
Described as "an elevated dining and cocktail experience, five floors up," The Overland is located in Germantown in the Thornwood. The inspiration behind the menu and restaurant is the rugged Northwest (think Yellowstone). Yes, elk is on the menu!
The Overland: 7800 Neshoba Rd.
Poke Paradise
Sushi Jimmi is back with a new brick-and-mortar. Poke Paradise recently opened with a menu featuring a variety of poke bowls, starters like his popular spicy crawfish nachos, and entrees like a chicken katsu sandwich or bowl. Of course, the menu is also stacked with a ton of speciality sushi rolls, sushi burritos, sashimi, nigiri, and more.
Poke Paradise: 6343 Summer Ave. # 110
