Midtown Memphis, Tennessee
Restaurants in Midtown Memphis, then home to the hot tub.
Three dining districts within a short drive of a whole house for up to six, with details read from each source.
Where to eat in Midtown, district by district.
Everything below was read on each source's own website on 14 October 2026. Restaurants change menus and hours, so check before you go.
Overton Square, six sit-down options on one block.
The district's dining page lists Babalu, Bayou Bar & Grill (Cajun food with a Memphis flair), Boscos Restaurant & Brewing Co., Lafayette's Music Room, Porch & Parlor (a Southern steakhouse) and Petals of a Peony (Sichuan cuisine). About 1.6 miles by road from the house. overtonsquare.com
Cooper-Young, pizza on a rooftop and an Irish pub.
Memphis Travel's Cooper-Young guide names Young Avenue Deli (a big beer list, pool tables and gastropub food), Hammer & Ale (local breweries in one place), Central BBQ, and Aldo's Pizza Pies with a rooftop patio. For a nightcap it points to Memphis Whistle's prohibition-style cocktails and Celtic Crossing, an Irish pub with a large patio. We have not measured the drive, so we give no distance. memphistravel.com
Crosstown Concourse, a whole food hall under one roof.
The building's food and drinks page lists Bao Toan Kitchen & Bar (Vietnamese; lunch and dinner Monday to Saturday, closed Sunday), Briza (seafood, sushi and steak), Crosstown Brewing Co. (pizza and Memphis-style wings; open until 10 pm Monday to Saturday) and Farm Burger, plus a deli and ice cream. About 0.8 miles by road. crosstownconcourse.com
Breakfast and coffee: Crosstown or Cooper-Young.
French Truck Coffee at Crosstown Concourse lists 7 am to 5 pm on weekdays and 8 am to 5 pm on weekends. Lucy J's Bakery bakes from scratch there, Tuesday to Saturday from 8 am. In Cooper-Young, Memphis Travel names Bluff City Coffee & Bakery for an early coffee and sweet treat. crosstownconcourse.com
A meal with a mission.
Global Cafe at Crosstown Concourse describes itself as a women-owned social enterprise serving family recipes from around the world, creating jobs for immigrants and refugees; its current dishes come from Venezuela, Sudan, Mexico, Nepal, Somalia, Kenya and Nicaragua. It lists Tuesday to Saturday 11:30 am to 9 pm and Sunday 11 am to 3 pm. globalcafememphis.com
More on the area: things to do in Midtown Memphis and our Midtown stay guide.
Quick answers.
Where should I eat in Midtown Memphis?
Midtown's main dining clusters are Overton Square, Cooper-Young and Crosstown Concourse. Overton Square lists Babalu, Bayou Bar & Grill, Boscos Restaurant & Brewing Co., Lafayette's Music Room, Porch & Parlor and Petals of a Peony. Pick one cluster per evening; they are short drives apart.
What is there to eat in Cooper-Young?
Memphis Travel names Young Avenue Deli, Bluff City Coffee & Bakery, Hammer & Ale, Central BBQ, Aldo's Pizza Pies with a rooftop patio, and Celtic Crossing, an Irish pub with a large patio.
Can I eat at Crosstown Concourse?
Yes. Its food and drinks page lists Bao Toan Kitchen and Bar (Vietnamese), Briza (seafood, sushi and steak), Crosstown Brewing Co., Farm Burger, Global Cafe and The Mad Grocer and Deli, among others. Hours vary by shop, so check before you go.
How far is the house from these restaurants?
About 0.8 miles by road to Crosstown Concourse and 1.6 miles to Overton Square, measured on OpenStreetMap road data on 2 October 2026. We have not measured the drive to Cooper-Young, so we give no distance.
How do I book?
Press Check dates. It opens the Airbnb listing for this house, where you pick your dates, see the total price and pay.
Dinner out, then the hot tub.
Pick your dates, see the total and book on the official Airbnb listing.