I own a travel company and to be honest I never ever write reviews even if it is terrible or excellent service, but on this one, I am going to say something. First, we arrived with my small group the waitress took us to a...More

We really enjoyed the music here - there were two guys "duelling" on two pianos - brilliant. I had my first catfish which was delicious.

My wife and I ate dinner there and the pianist was awesome. Unfortunately she had a burned burger that was supposed to be med-rare and I had the hand battered shrimp which was a basket of fries with 6 small frozen boxes shrimp. Go for...More

We were recommended this place for seafood. I had the chewiest fried oysters, not so good. I had to ask for my salad, which came after my meal. Go for the drinks.

We stopped here twice for drinks. The second visit it was a nice day outside so we enjoyed the outdoor patio with live music and the "diving Irish goats" definitely something you don't see everywhere. We definitely enjoyed it and it was really the only...More

This place is a bar not a resturant. The staff was terrible and so were the other customers. This is not a safe place to be of fri or sat night

We had a group of 10 and hung on a Friday. Caught end of one duo and then another group of artists. We had no cover, which was nice so made sure we tipped the entertainment and server well. If the weather is nice, hang...More

We had dinner here one evening during our trip and it was the only disappointing thing of our entire trip. Service was fine, but the food seemed expensive for what we got. We got the fish fillet and fries (it was an extra $6 for...More

Stopped for a drink in a sort of bar crawl of Beale Street. It was the last stop so had a lot to live up to. The cocktails were tasty and service was great. The lady singing was very good and had a lot of...More

Great outside space at the bottom of Beale Street. Stopped to chill with a drink after sightseeing. Enjoyed the live acoustic blues. The staff were friendly and the goats were entertaining even if it is a little strange to have two goats in a large...More