New Memphis Restaurants To Enjoy
Here's a running list of the new restaurants that have opened lately in Memphis, starting with the newest.
New Memphis Restaurants, Bars, and Coffee
The Lobbyist
The Lobbyist opened January 20 at The Chisca in downtown. This new modern restaurant brought to us by Chef Jimmy Gentry is all about bringing in natural and local ingredients to bring out extraordinary flavors. Their mission is to provide food that is a reflection of who we are and where we come from with a melting pot approach of culture and global styles.
The Lobbyist: 272 S Main St.
IBIS Bar & Lounge
An upscale bar & lounge, IBIS opened in the former Pontotoc Lounge in downtown. The vibe is a mix of New York meets New Orleans (especially the upstairs lounge area). In addition to craft cocktails, IBIS has a menu featuring shareable small plates, bar snacks (the sweet teeth aka puppy chow is a must!), and a few larger entrees. They're also open brunch (yay!) on Sundays.
IBIS: 314 S. Main St.
Cocozza American Italian
Brought to you by The Majestic Grille owners, Cocozza American Italian is Harbor Town's newest restaurant featuring American Italia dishes served with a side of pasta. You may remember Cocozza as a pop-up restaurant during the pandemic at Majestic. Now you can enjoy their dishes year-round!
Cocozza: 106 Harbor Town Square
Supper Club On 2nd
Located in the heart of downtown on 2nd Avenue, Supper Club is a beautiful space that gives a nod to the original supper clubs in the 60's and 70's. Supper Club on 2nd features two bars and an incredibly appetizing menu. The Grand Mariner Chops, Chef Woods Seafood Pasta, and Lobster Mac and Cheese have us drooling.
Supper Club: 85 S. 2nd St.
Big River Market
This new downtown convenience store opened July 11 with groceries (think snacks, local products like Raw Girls juices) as well as coffee. They’re still figuring out hours and offerings and have mentioned lunch sandwiches. They also have a few pantry necessities and craft beer, too. On a recent morning they were offering Bain’s kolaches. Keep up with their progress on Instagram.
Big River Market location: 516 Tennessee St. (enter on GE Patterson)
Kaye’s Pints & Scoops
Just in time for our blistering inferno of a summer, Kaye’s offers small batch handcrafted ice cream in flavors like butter pecan, strawberry, and salted caramel. Like the name says, stop in for a scoop or grab a pink pint to take home.
Kaye’s Pints & Scoops: 2089 Winchester Rd.
New Wing Order Beale
Don’t panic! The food truck will still make its round around town, but one of Memphis’s top chicken wing providers just opened their first brick-and-mortar location on Beale Street inside the Ghost River taproom on June 11. They have all your favorite wings, plus some new items for the restaurant including vegan-friendly avocado fries, quesadillas, and grab ’n’ go sandwiches like a pimento cheese and chicken salad.
Read more about this New Wing Order / Ghost River Taproom collab.
New Wing Order location: 341 Beale St.
French Truck Coffee
This Louisiana + Memphis chain opened its 9th location near the University of Memphis on Highland Street (in the former Casual Pint location) this summer—all your favorite coffee and espresso drinks, hot or cold, plus a few pastries. More to come.
French Truck Coffee Highland Row: 395 S. HIGHLAND ST.
Bain BBQ & Bakery
Technically Bain BBQ & Bakery has been open for a while in the former Stone Soup location in Cooper Young, albeit with a breakfast menu only (kolaches and pastries) and no BBQ. And technically they don't start serving their barbecue menu until June 10. Just get ready.
Bain BBQ & Bakery: 993 Cooper Street
ginger's bread & co
There's a new bakery offering fresh bread and more in midtown! Jimmie Hoxie's The Ginger's Bread started up during the pandemic offering pickup, and recently opened a brick-and-mortar location at 1613 Union Avenue. They sell fresh baked bread, baguettes, sourdough, challah, croissants, cookies, and more
Ginger's Bread & Co: 1613 Union Avenue
Inkwell
New cocktail bar Inkwell opened on May 6, 2022 in the Edge District. You'll find this hip spot next to the historic Sam Phillips studio and across the street from Evelyn & Olive at 631 Madison. Order from curated lists of signature drinks, classic cocktails, mocktails, and a few wines, plus a small menu of food like flatbreads, grilled cheese, and a Cuban sandwich.
Inkwell: 631 Madison.
Alcenia's Soul Food
After a total renovation, this Pinch District staple and Memphis soul food landmark reopened on April 15th. Read more about Alcenia's here, and stay tuned for updates about the renovated space. Hours are 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, plus 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday; however, I always recommend calling ahead for Alcenia's or really anywhere to confirm that the restaurant is open when you plan to go.
Alcenia's: 317 N. Main St.
Fancy's Fish House
It's the first Memphis riverfront restaurant in ages, and we are excited about it! This upscale seafood restaurant downtown is right along the bluff and has cocktails, fish, a raw bar, and their signature seafood towers. Park on the streets nearby or in the Premium Parking garage. See our quick preview video of the space.
Fancy's: 1 Dr. MLK Jr Ave. Suite 101.
Cameo
Craft cocktail bar owned by some of Memphis's best bartenders. In The Citizen building in midtown at 1835 Union Ave. (across the street from the fire station). In addition to classic cocktails, fun tiki-inspired drinks, and a full mocktail menu, Cameo excels at a classy but casual food menu including charcuterie from Paradox and the best Reuben. Watch our quick preview video.
Cameo: 1835 Union Ave.
flip side memphis
In the former Dog Houzz location—right across from the Crosstown Concourse—there's a shiny new pinball bar and restaurant that opened in late March 2022. Play from 16 pinball machines and enjoy some Latin-inspired eats. Open daily 11 a.m to midnight. Watch the preview video (also posted below).
Flip Side Memphis location: 1349 Autumn Avenue
eat at Black Lodge video
Our favorite old-school video rental spot and music/event venue is stepping up its offerings with a full food menu to go along with their bar. They'll serve breakfast-all-day, sandwiches, and snacks like totchos (nachos made with tater tots) in addition to some vegan and vegetarian options. Read more from the Memphis Flyer.
Eat at Black Lodge: 405 N. Cleveland St.
Uncle Goyo's
Our mini trend of upscale Mexican restaraunts in shopping centers begins with Uncle Goyas at Thornwood in Germantown. It's from the people who run the Taconganas empire, but don't expect tacos birrias or food truck fare at this spot. Opened March 5.
Uncle Goyo's Location: 1730 S. Germantown Rd.
Tekila Modern Mexican Southaven
The bougiest Mexican restaurant I have ever seen, this is a part of the fancy pants Silo Square development in Southaven. It's owned by the same people as the other Tekila location in Cordova but has a totally different menu, space, style, price point. First floor patio! Second floor patio! Repeated use of the word "high end" and the phrase "not your usual Mexican restaurant"! I'd give this one a few weeks for crowds to clear and the kinks to work out.
Tekila Southaven Location: 6343 Getwell Rd., Southaven.
Tekila Modern Mexican Facebook Page
Loaf
Technically a reopen after a winter break, I'm including Loaf because most people don't know about them and they're the most interesting food truck in Memphis. They're parked at First Congo in Cooper Young and serve an eclectic American menu that's rooted in Memphis cuisine but inspired by recipes from the city's immigrant community—think Korean fried chicken sandwich, okra molotes, roujiamo (a Chinese spiced pork belly sandwich), honey gold chicken sandwich, or black eyed pea falafel. Vegan options, too!
Loaf location: 973 Blythe St.
Loaf Instagram
Tonica
Spanish-inspired tapas and gin tonics are the order of the day at this midtown bar, open 4:30 p.m. - 'til Thursday through Sunday. Owned by the same folks at Ecco and Libro (and just down the street from Ecco) this has potential as a great pre- and post-dinner spot.
Tonica Location: 1545 Overton Park Ave.
Tonica Instagram
Kinfolk
Kinfolk breakfast food pop-ups have returned! They’ll be slinging biscuits every Saturday and Sunday for the foreseeable future at Comeback Coffee in The Pinch District. Think biscuits 'n' gravy, fried chicken biscuit, a s'mores biscuit (!!) and more, plus all the great coffee drinks from Comeback. Read more.
Kinfolk / Comeback Coffee Location: 358 N. Main Street
Kinfolk Instagram
Chilemon
Cevicheria and Grill Chilelemon opened on Summer Avenue, specializing in grilled meat and seafood dishes including ceviche, of course—I'll let our friends at Edible Memphis tell you more.
Chilemon Location: 4509 Summer Ave.
Side Porch Steak House
After a total renovation—and under new ownership—the Side Porch Steak House in Bartlett has reopened. The food tasted exactly the same as it always has, and although the shiny new digs make me a little sad I understand they had to get the place up to code and ready for the next generation. The croutons are still the best on earth, the steaks delectable, and the prices amazing. Reservation only, and I'd suggest planning out well in advance.
Side Porch Location: 5689 Stage Rd., Bartlett
Side Porch Website
Memphis Whistle
New Cooper Young restaurant with burgers, sandwiches, vegan and vegetarian dishes, and incredible handcrafted cocktails in a cozy, quirky house in Cooper Young with a speakeasy vibe.
Memphis Whistle Location: 2299 Young Ave.
Memphis Whistle Instagram
Gus's Germantown
I bet you've never seen a Gus's with a chandelier. Well now's your chance—Gus's on Forest Hill Irene has one.
Gus' Germantown Location: 3100 Forest Hill Irene Rd
Gus's Website
McEwen's
After two years and the addition of a second dining room, downtown institution McEwen's has reopened! They serve an eclectic Southern American menu at lunch and dinner, including affordable lunch specials.
McEwen's Location: 120 Monroe Ave.
McEwen's Instagram
The Farmer
The Farmer (was on Highland for years, then briefly in Chickasaw Oaks Plaza) brings their farm-to-table upscale home cooking to the former diner space at Railgarten in midtown. They're open Wed. - Sun. from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
The Farmer Location: 2158 Central Ave.
The Farmer Instagram
Taconganas Midtown
The ultra-trendy taco "trucks" (they stay in the same place) have expanded their empire to Cooper Young. It's on the corner of Central and Cooper where everyone (used to) park for Railgarten.
Taconganas Location: Intersection at Cooper St. and Central Ave.
Memphis + Mid-South Restaurants coming soon:
- Supper Club on 2nd will be an upscale restaurant bar on Second Street that plans to open in 2022.
- Restaurant Iris will reopen in the new Laurelwood location in 2022.
- Now that Blue Plate East has closed, Sunrise Memphis plans to open a new location at some point in the future.
- Felicia Suzanne's left their Main Street spot in 2021 and plans to reopen in the former Spindini location in South Main in late 2022 or early 2023.
- Bog & Barley, a new Irish restaurant from Celtic Crossing owners, will open in 2022 in East Memphis.
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Even More New Memphis Restaurants
These are in generally chronological order. The top of the page shows the newest and most recently opened, and as you scroll down you get into restaraunt that have opened the last few months, past six months, past year...
Wolf River Brisket Crosstown
Wolf River brings its brisket and burnt ends to the Crosstown Concourse for the thrid Mid-South location. In the former "Next Door" space, the upscale casual spot has a full bar and a patio.
Wolf River Brisket Crosstown Location: 1350 Concourse Avenue, Suite 165
Wolf River Brisket Instagram
Abner's Famous Chicken Crosstown
This regional chain opens in the former Saucy Chicken spot in the Crosstown Concourse. More than just tender and fries, Abner's has chicken tacos, quesadillas, salads, and more.
Abner's Crosstown Location: 1350 Concourse Ave.
Abner's Famous Chicken Instagram
Panta
Kelly English's latest venture is a Catalan-inspired restaurant in the former IRIS space off of Overton Square. (IRIS is moving to Laurelwood with plans to open around Easter or late Spring 2022.) Expect nods to the Spanish cocktail favorite—gin and tonics—and snacks in a stylish space.
Panta Location: 2146 Monroe Ave.
Panta Website
Sugar Ghost
This little pink shop on Broad Avenue is as cute and sweet as the boba and ice cream they serve. They even have a couple of vegan options!
Sugar Ghost Location: 2615 Broad Ave
Sugar Ghost Instagram
Big Bad Breakfast
This Oxford-based chain opened a Memphis location in East Memphis this October. Normally we'd skip promoting the big chains but I know a lot of Memphians have enjoyed the original Big Bad Breakfast in Mississippi and are happy to see it come here.
Big Bad Breakfast Location: 6450 Poplar Ave
Big Bad Breakfast Memphis Facebook page
Wahlburgers Wild
OK, it's another chain, but it's of interest since it's replacing "Uncle Buck's Fish Bowl" restaurant inside the Bass Pro Pyramid. The bowling alley remains, but the menu features the burgers made famous by reality TV. Wahlburgers wild opened in September.
Good Fortune co.
Good Fortune Co. serves ramen, dumplings, craft cocktails, and Taiyaki ice cream in the South Main district. Read more about their handmade, super fresh Asian comfort foods and fun atmosphere—and see the food and drink menus here.
Read the full I Love Memphis Blog Restaurant Feature on Good Fortune Co
Good Fortune Co. Location: 361 S. Main Street
Good Fortune Co. Instagram
Biscuits & Jams 901
This Bartlett breakfast spot specializes in biscuits and brunch items, including breakfast sandwiches, Benedicts, egg dishes, and more. They're full open
Biscuits & Jams 901 Location: 5806 Stage Rd Bartlett, TN 38134
Biscuits & Jams 901 Instagram
Tiger & Peacock
Tiger and Peacock is the indoor/outdoor rooftop bar and tapas restaurant at the Memphian Hotel in Overton that opened this summer. The upscale, eccentric decor, outdoor rooftop perch, craft cocktails, and flavorful small plates make this a unique happy hour or special occasion spot.
Read more about Tiger & Peacock on the blog.
Tiger & Peacock Location: 21 Cooper Street
Tiger & Peacock Instagram
The Paramount
The Paramount is an upscale eatery that opened in late July 2021 in downtown Memphis. It's open for lunch, dinner, and brunch. The menu is eclectic, but has Southern and Cajun-inspired dishes. There's a full bar area with craft cocktails, too.
The Paramount location: 265 S. Front Street.
The Paramount Instagram
Flame Ramen
Flame Ramen opened in late July in midtown. The Japanese noodle spot is already popular and busy thanks to Midtowners' insatiable ramen appetite. Order all kinds of ramen, appetizers, pork buns, and more. Open daily for dinner from 5:30 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Flame Ramen Location:
Flame Ramen Instagram
Ancient Grounds
The Memphis Zoo has heard your pleas, tired parents, and opened a coffee shop right inside the entrance to the Memphis Zoo. They have a surprisingly varied menu, with everything from regular coffee to espresso-based drinks to teas, smoothies, and even a few cocktails. They also carry biscuit sandwiches and baked goods.
Read more about Ancient Grounds on the blog.
Ancient Grounds Location: Inside the Memphis Zoo, 2000 Prentiss Place
Ancient Grounds Website
Crazy Gander
This spiffy little coffee shop makes the most of its historic building with stylish decor, a mural outside, and an old map of Memphis blown up and covering the whole wall. Stop in for quick coffee to-go or stay and savor a tasty frappucino-style frozen java drink. Crazy Gander is next door to The Brass Door (which has reopened) and opened in mid-June. They have snacks from local purveyors like Butterific Cookies.
Crazy Gander Location: 150 Madison
Crazy Gander Instagram
Team Car Cafe
Team Car Cafe is a bike shop / coffee shop combination next door to El Mero Taco off Germantown Parkway. They serve locally-roasted small batch coffee and espresso from Ethnos Coffee 901 and food (including sometimes breakfast tacos) from El Mero. There’s bar seating and a few tables or you can grab coffee, pastries, or food to go. Team Car Cafe opened in mid-June.
Team Car Cafe Location: 8100 Macon Station Ste 101
Team Car Cafe Instagram
Fabiola’s Kitchen
After more than 20 years of experience in catering, Fabiola Francis decided to share her cuisine with the masses. The owner of Simply Fabulous Catering opened the restaurant this year. Open for breakfast and lunch on weekdays, you can go for breakfast foods, burgers, nachos, sandwiches, salads, wraps, fried catfish, and if you can believe it…more. You can order and pickup at the window, or have a seat inside. Check out the Facebook page for specials.
Fabiola’s Kitchen Location: 1353 Jackson Ave.
Fabiola’s Kitchen Facebook
Torchy's Tacos
Yes it's a chain, but this trendy Texas-based taco spot is so popular locally that their Memphis opening day broke company records and caused traffic angst in the now-hella-busy strip on Mendenhall in East Memphis. So I'll include them here. They're fast casual style and famous for their tacos, queso, cocktails, and spunky slogans.
Torchy's Tacos Location: 719 S. Mendenhall
Torchy's Tacos Website
Plant Based Heat
This vegan restaurant opened in mid-June on Highland (just south of the Strip) serving up plant-based comfort foods like Beyond Meat smoked burgers, a pecan "meat" Philly, crispy cauliflower, and vegan wings. They had meat-free taco specials before their grand opening—here's hoping they bring that back, too.
Plant Based Heat Location: 669 S. Highland St.
Plant Based Heat Website
Rawk N Grub Side Stage
Chef Steph Cook’s famous amazing burgers are popping up in Cordova these days, with a new location inside of the Break-time Exxon at 101 S Houston Levee Road. Expect the same big flavors you know from Rawk N Grub, but in a smashed griddle burger style. They plan to open a standalone brick-and-mortar location in Memphis later this year. Follow on Instagram for their crazy burger specials, like the “Pig in the Mac” made with Tops BBQ and a fried Macaroni and cheese bun.
Rawk N Grub Side Stage Location: 101 S Houston Levee Road
Rawk N Grub Side Stage Instagram
Grey's Cheese & Entertaining
Memphis finally has a dedicated cheese shop! Grey's Cheese in East Memphis offers dozens of cheeses, charcuterie, accoutrements, and wine. They also make cheeseboards to-go. If you want a snack after you shop, you can order flights and small plate specials at the bar, too!
Grey's Cheese Location: 709 S. Mendenhall Rd.
Grey's Cheese Website
Fabulous Flavors & Friends Dine-In Restaurant
After years of culinary training and a successful food truck, Chef Precious Jones opened this sit-down spot in May. She serves up hot breakfast, lunch,and dinner with standout dishes like the wings ’n’ waffles, burgers, sandwiches, quesadillas, fried seafood, and did we mention wings?
Fabulous Flavors Location: 2063 East Brooks Rd.
Fabulous Flavors Instagram
Raw Girls Memphis
Raw Girls expands to their third location, this time it's a brick-and-mortar! The cute little shop is open on 2nd Street (next to Stix and Texas de Brazil) is open with plant-based to-go salads, soups, treats, and toasts, plus fresh-pressed juices, a full coffee bar, and wine. There's a small but stylish patio and a fun takeout window. The raw, vegan, and clean eating brand's food trucks in midtown and East Memphis will stay open.
Raw Girls Downtown Location: 150 Peabody Place. Suite. 118.
Raw Girls Facebook
The Complicated Pilgrim
The Instagram-ready ground-floor restaurant inside Overton Square's Memphian Hotel is open for dinner. The adjacent lounge is open for breakfast, coffee, and evening cocktails. Reservations are recommended.
Complicated Pilgrim Location: 21 Cooper Street (inside the hotel)
Complicated Pilgrim Instagram
Beck & Call
The rooftop bar and lounge at the Hyatt Centric hotel on Beale Street opened in April. With unmatched views of the river, bridge, and downtown, with plenty of outdoor patio space to spread out and mingle. There's a full bar inside, with a menu of Southern-inspired small plates. Read more.
Beck & Call Location: 33 Beale Street (top floor of Hyatt Centric)
Beck & Call Instagram
CIMAS
CIMAS is a Latin-inspired restaurant on the ground floor of the Hyatt Centric hotel, which opened in April 2021. It’s open for breakfast only from 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. daily with both light options (parfait, chia seed bowl) and bolder, heavier plates that would work for lunch or brunch like breakfast tacos and chilaquiles. They’ll open for lunch and dinner starting on April 23.
CIMAS Location: 33 Beale Street (inside the Hyatt Centric)
CIMAS Instagram
Suga Mama SnoBalls
Don’t be fooled by the name, Suga Mama SnoBalls offers a lot more than sweet treat snowballs—the menu is full of satisfying finger foods like tacos, nacho (including seafood nachos) and specials. The restaurant opened a second brick-and-mortar location this year on Shelby Drive.
Suga Mama SnoBalls Locations: 7041 E. Shelby Drive + 1717 E. Holmes Rd.
Suga Mama SnoBalls Facebook
Backlot Sandwich Shop
Remember Bluff City Law? A filming location for the Memphis-based law drama is now a pair of restaurants—Paramount and Backlot Sandwich Shop. The latter serves breakfast (think biscuit sandwiches) from 7 a.m. until 11 a.m., and after that, it’s on with a large menu of sandwiches, bowls, and salads until 7 p.m. It’s to-go only for now, and you enter on the MLK Ave. side.
Backlot Sandwich Shop Location: 265 S. Front Street (enter on MLK)
Backlot Sandwich Shop Instagram
South of Beale Downtown
This South Main stalwart moved next door to a larger location in the historic Ambassador Hotel building. They still serve all your SOB favorites like General Tso’s cauliflower, burgers, and the Zaka Bowl. They’re open for dine-in, takeout, and curbside. ICYMI, SOB opened SOB East in 2020 at 5040 Sanderlin in 2020, in the former Interim spot.
South of Beale (“SOB”) Downtown Location: 345 S. Main
South of Beale Website
Parish Grocery
Parish Grocery moved from its location on Overton Park Avenue in Evergreen to the former Elwood's Shell's location in Cooper Young, in early April. (They opened for the first time in April 2020) Read more from the CA. The New Orleans inspired restaurant serves po-boys, étouffée, gumbo, and snow balls, plus they’re hosting crawfish boils from time to time. They have an outdoor patio space and indoor seating.
Parish Grocery Location: 916 Cooper Street
Parish Grocery Website
By The Brewery
This downtown cafe serves breakfast and lunch, including biscuit sandwiches, their version of avocado toast, pastrami on rye, matzo ball soups, and plenty of hearty salads and grain bowls. There are a couple of patio seats, and the interior is inviting and casual, with lots of natural light. Read more about By The Brewery, which opened March 30th, here.
By The Brewery Location: 496 Tennessee Street, Suite. 1 (on the corner)
By The Brewery Website
Earnestine & hazel's
It's not a new place, but the haunted downtown dive reopened in early 2021 after rocky couple of years including a yearlong shutdown since March 2020. There are new owners, but don't worry—they didn't change the Soul Burgers, jukebox, atmosphere, or the ghosts. Read more about the bar's reopening here.
Earnestine & Hazel's Location: 531 South Main Street
Earnestine & Hazel's Facebook Page
poke world east Memphis
This casual but cute bubble tea and poke spot opened their second location in the Memphis area this past March. (The original location is still open in Cordova.) Create your own poke bowl by picking proteins, veggies, and sauce, then choose from all kinds of flavors of bubble tea, rolled ice cream, and fruit slushes.
Poke World East Memphis Location: 575 Erin Drive
Poke World Website
City Silo
City Silo opened a second location in Saddle Creek in Germantown in January 2021. The beautiful new space serves fresh, healthy foods for all dietary preferences, plus there’s juice, espresso, coffee, and a bar with wine and beer. There’s also a covered patio.
City Silo Locations: 7605 W. Farmington Blvd. #2 Germantown (original location 5101 Sanderlin)
City Silo Website
Sugar Grits
This all-day breakfast and brunch spot opened in early 2021 downtown on Second Street in the former Sleep Out Louie’s. They have grit bowls, fried chicken, sandwiches, and biscuits.
Sugar Grits Location: 150 Peabody Place Suite 111
Sugar Grits Facebook Page
Hen House Wine Bar
This well-appointed East Memphis spot is part tasting room, part restaurant. Built for wine lovers, there’s a spacious bar and lounge area. They host pop-up dinners and have their own menu with charcuterie, shrimp and grits, poutine, and more. Open Monday through Saturday, 3 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Hen House Wine Bar Location: 679 S Mendenhall Rd
Hen House Wine Bar Website
Hampline Brewing
The news Memphis brewery to join the scene, Hampline Brewing has a small taproom off of Broad Avenue (sort of behind the Rec Room) and a patio for you to sample their craft beers.
Hampline Brewing Location: 584 Tillman Street, Suite 1
Hampline Brewing Website
Dory
Dory is a farm-to-table restaurant from Chef David Krog and his wife Amanda. The cozy spot on Brookhaven Circle uses locally-sourced ingredients with menus made daily depending on what’s fresh and available. They’re open for dine-in dinner reservations Thursday through Saturday, as well as family-style takeout meals.
Dory Location: 716 W. Brookhaven Circle
Dory Website
Salt & Soy
Salt &Soy is an Asian-influenced noodle and sushi small plates / tapas restaurant that opened in the former Lucky Cat location on Broad Avenue. They have a full cocktail menu and a spacious patio. They're open Tuesday - Saturday from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. and the upstairs cocktail lounge is open from 10 p.m. until midnight.
SaltSoy Location: 2583 Broad Ave.
