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Bourbon Street Steakhouse and Grill

Bourbon Street Steakhouse and Grill

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1550 Ingram Blvd, West Memphis, Arkansas, 72301, United States
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May 1, 2018
Thanks for a great dining experience your food is very impressive and always tastes delicious. And I add the music is always a nice touch and all the acts are very talented and unique! A real listening pleasure!

Mar 4, 2018
We have eaten here several times and it has always been absolutely wonderful. Such large portions we always order one salad, one side item and one steak then split it between the two off us. The carrot cake is the best I have ever eaten by far. I was recently working on Puerto Rico for 75 days on the hurricane relief. During a phone conversation with my fiance I commented that I wished I could find someplace on the island to get a good piece of carrot cake. That was just before Valentine's day. My fiance went to the Bourbon Street Steakhouse and asked if they could wrap a piece of carrot cake to go so he could send it to me. I want to say a big thank you to Kim and her staff who wrapped the cake and packed it for shipping to me. It arrived at my hotel on Valentine's day. I was so surprised to come to my hotel after work and find that package waiting for me. It was awesome. I ate a few bites each day and made that piece of cake stretch out for a whole week. You will definitely enjoy the service and food. I highly recommend this restaurant.

May 9, 2018
Great atmosphere, very friendly waitstaff, good food.

Mar 11, 2018
Just left earlier this evening. Food was great. Silas was greater! Thanks so much for making our anniversary great.

May 14, 2018
There too slow and you're not hash browns are too greasy attitudes just crazy

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