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Where Big City Southern Meets Homegrown Goodness
One of Memphis, Tennessee’s jewels sits at the corner of the walk- or trolley-only leg of Main and Monroe Streets. One visit, and you’ll soon realize why its chef/owner recently earned the title Memphis Restaurant Association’s Restaurateur of the Year.
By Angela E. Thomas / photography by Ashlee Nobel
Felicia Suzanne Willett’s love for all things culinary began as a child. She spent summers and school breaks with her maternal grandmother in Hoxie, Ark., just 30 minutes from her hometown of Jonesboro. “Biscuits and fried chicken … it was all biscuits and fried chicken,” Willett said. “In fact, one of the first things I remember cooking was fried chicken. I talked a babysitter into letting me stay up and cook for my mother, who was out on a date. I don’t even know if I had instruction.”
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Eclectic menu comprised of inventive dishes; check out the blackboard specials, which include a $5 glass of white or red wine. Entrees available in small or big plates. Customer favs include the Red Door Outrage, a sandwich with six ingredients, and dishes from the adjacent Loca Luna. $-$$ Is this your company? Update or enhance your listings » Additional Information   What People Are Saying |
