Silky O'Sullivan's - Bar & grill in Memphis - Located on the corner of Beale St &, 183 Beale Street, S B.B. King Blvd, USA

We received menus at the door and told we could sit anywhere. We headed towards an elevated seating area to the right, but were told we couldn't sit there. The waiter brought us cups of water and told us to get our own refills from the water cooler. I enjoyed my grilled chicken poboy, the honey mustard should be bottled. I asked about a hurricane, but the waiter didn't order one. When my friend requested a side of salsa for her nachos, the waiter responded, you don't want that on your brisket, she affirmed and then he said it cost $3. Service was slow, we were there for more than an hour. Food was good, service, not so much.

An Irish Bar with music during the day (no cover charge), dualing pianos in evening starting at 7 p.m. Not the cleanest place, but what is on Beale Street? A lot of history here and a fun place.

I really like this place. Food is very good well prepared and fresh. Service is casual and friendly. The interior is an eclectic mix of music memorabilia, artifacts and antiques. The outdoor patio is a cool spot right on Beale hidden from the street. Barbecue is as good or better than anywhere in Memphis, IMHO. A must visit in the Bluff City.

We had the beef brisket nachos. They are awesome. The barbeque shrimp is delicious. Had the diver bucket of alcohol, also very good. It's enough for 4. We came from Pittsburgh, PA and stopped in to see Barbara Blue and hear her belt out some tunes. Totally awesome experience. Everyone here is awesome, including the goat.

Had a great time, management needs to learn how to serve a large group with more than 1 server (waiting on a group of 30 plus people), while 5 more employees sat at bar, on duty, playing games, & not offering to help. That was really unprofessional of the so called manager to not offer to help and to sit back watching while 1 person struggled to not only take all the orders but take care of such a large group by their self. & then tried to give us some excuse as to why she had to struggle and why we had to have such a long wait for service and food. Get it together!

Silky O'Sullivan's Restaurant was ok. The place was empty on a Thursday at 1 pm. It took our food forever to arrive once we were able to order. The man playing the guitar 🎸 was excellent. It was nice to listen to the music. The restroom is in DESPERATE NEED OF TEAR DOWN AND REMODEL!!! The gumbo was ok, loaded down with orka, and the BBQ shrimp was decent. I am glad we visited once. FYI, there was no fee to get in the restaurant in the daytime on a Thursday.

Loved the patio and the atmosphere out there. The "Goat Tower drink was delicious, the music was good and the BBQ brisket nachos were great! It was fun to watch the goats climb up the tower!

We enjoyed our dinner at Silky O’Sullivan’s. I ordered the pulled pork plate, and it was served with baked beans and a roll. Everything was very good. We ate outside, and the outdoor seating area was nice enough, though the furniture was a bit uncomfortable and wobbly. Two things to note about this restaurant which could be a positive or a negative - the servings are a bit small in comparison to other American restaurants, however, they filled us up nonetheless. Also, because the restaurant is on Beale Street, there is a lot of loud music nearby. Overall, a very nice establishment. We don’t live in Memphis, but if we were to ever return, we would definitely consider dining here again.