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 Specialty beers brewed on site |
2120 Madison Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 United States +1 901 432 2222 http://www.boscosbeer.com/ |
This brewpub features several beers made on site, including Boscos Flaming Stone Beer, concocted using traditional German brewing techniques that give the beer its unique caramel character. Also on tap are India Pale Ale, Scottish Ale and various seasonal offerings. The specialty pizzas, such as the vegetarian, barbecue chicken, and New York and Santa Fe varieties, are the best bets. Pastas, sandwiches, salads and grill items are also available. The Hot Spinach and Artichoke Dip and the battered and fried calamari appetizers are especially good. The pub atmosphere offers casual dining plus an outdoor patio. On the weekend, try the Sunday jazz brunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Kitchen open until 2am every day |
5343 Knight Arnold Memphis, TN 38115 United States +1 901 363 2535 |
With the kitchen open until 2a every day of the week, this pub is a great place to get a late-night burger and fries with a cold beer. Also on the menu here are steaks and salads, seafood and soups. A popular nightspot on the weekend, the patio fills up fast with regulars when the weather is agreeable. The East End offers a casual, friendly atmosphere for dining and drinking, and a happy hour every evening from 4p-7p. Additional locations: 7547 Highway 64 in Cordova, +1 901 937 1392; 7956 Winchester, +1 901 432 4256. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Micro-brewery and steaks |
7065 Winchester Road Memphis, TN 38125 United States +1 901 752 1330 |
This microbrewery offers a fine selection of beers, but the real standout here is the food. The steaks are top-notch, the oversized salads are crisp, fresh and not watery, and the homemade bleu cheese dressing is among the best in town. The wait staff is friendly, although service may be a bit slow during busy dinner times. If you're not hungry, the bar is still a nice place to stop for a beer after work. Park your car along the side of the building. There is plenty of free parking, and the entrance is on the side. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Pool, outside deck and trivia games |
603 Monroe Avenue (between Marshall and South Lauderdale) Memphis, TN 38103 United States +1 901 525 4924 |
This slightly grungy pub attracts patrons with its pool table and its outdoor, tree-shaded deck. Wednesday nights pull in professors and graduate students from the university, along with the usual crowd, for the Kudzu Pub Quiz, a trivia contest in which the questions get more obscure as the beer flows more freely. Regular teams compete for the pride of winning, but anyone is welcome to join in. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Try a burger, a beer, and a game of pool |
1589 Madison Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 United States +1 901 726 4193 |
Memphians crowd this neighborhood club, especially weekend nights. Many come for a burger and a beer, and a view of the world as this joint draws all types of locals who live in the Midtown area. On days (and nights when the weather is good) the patio is a popular spot for friends to gather. Inside, the jukebox plays or, on occasion, local bands perform live music. A pool table beckons to those who are lucky with the cue sticks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beer joint draws regulars from across town |
1532 Madison (Across from Strings and Things) Memphis, TN 38104 United States +1 901 726 0906 |
Self-described as the "beer joint of your dreams," this bar fits the bill as a long-time Midtown favorite. Everyone, and we mean everyone, is welcome and likely to be seen here. Check out the photographs lining the walls, shoot a game of pool and say "hi" to Wanda Wilson, creator of this special world. This neighborhood bar draws regulars from across Memphis, with live music on the weekends and events like its annual Hank Williams birthday fete each September and monthly original poetry readings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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It's a new theme everynight... |
2866 Poplar Avenue Memphis, TN 38111 United States +1 901 454 4081 http://www.sensesthenightclub.com |
Welcome to the New York style night club in Memphis, which offers different themes almost every night. Come after work on a Wednesday night for some crazy concoctions in the Martini Lounge. On Thursdays, groove to DJ Moises as he plays a blend of salsa, meringue and latino beats. Don't miss the best night; Super Saturdays with the hottest track remixes. If you get tired of dancing, there is an outdoor beer garden to relax those tired feet and enjoy some late night snacks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The place to be |
183 Beale Street Memphis, TN 38103 United States +1 901 522 9596 http://www.silkyosullivans.com |
Silky O'Sullivan's is a place for those who enjoy their alcohol. The daringly different concoctions of drinks will keep your head spinning - the variety is mind boggling. You can try the Screaming Margarita or the Boll Weevil, and if you want to keep it light, go for the Irish Coffee. Make sure you eat something beforehand - you can dig into the Memphis Style Ribs or the Grilled Chicken Sandwich. This is an ideal entertainment spot as it hosts performances by artists, and also caters for special occasions and parties. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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20 screens tuned to sports |
5012 Park Avenue Memphis, TN 38117 United States +1 901 767 8632 |
Out-of-towners who do not want to get involved in local sports rivalries will enjoy this pub. It attracts fans for a variety of teams, both college and professional. With nearly 20 televisions tuned to sports, there is a quite a lot for fans to choose from. The bar also features a large selection of beers, both domestic and imported. A cigar menu is available, too, in this smoker-friendly bar. Located along the east Memphis corridor, it is a convenient watering hole for patrons from nearby businesses and hotels. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beer and blues in an Irish setting |
362 North Main Street (Between Jackson and Overton) Memphis, TN 38103 United States +1 901 523 1453 http://cordova@tjmulligans.com |
This Pinch District pub is sort of memorial to the Irish immigrants who settled in this area. Enjoy a good selection of beer in the old, dark wood interior and with Irish memorabilia on the walls. Live music on the weekends brings in a wide variety of customers, all ready to have a good time. The menu features Irish Beef Stew and Potato soup, along with juicy 1/2 pound hamburgers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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