Restaurants

Whether your looking for a fine dinning experience or a lively night on World Famous Beale Steet, RCMG has you covered. We have built concepts in which high standards permeate all aspects of our restaurant. We are passionate about great tasting food and the pleasure of sharing it with others. When available, our menu items are prepared with organically grown produce from our very own Cherry Blend Farms in Holly Springs, Mississippi.  Find out more about our restaurants below and follow the links for menus and additional information.

The Mesquite Chop House is like no other steak house in the South. The Prime Steaks and Chops are grilled to perfection over Mesquite wood and served with an array of unique sides. We choose from only the finest USDA PRIME meat available.

Always at it’s prime is not just our brand, it’s how we try to live our lives as restaurateurs. We have built a concept in which high standards permeate all aspects of our restaurant. We are passionate about great tasting food and the pleasure of sharing it with others.

The Mesquite Chop House has 2 locations in and around the Mid-South to serve you.  Please click below for more information.

Mesquite Chop House | Southaven, MS
Mesquite Chop House | Downtown Memphis, TN

ON WORLD FAMOUS BEALE STREET...

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Rum Boogie Café is a unique restaurant and bar established in 1985 as the cornerstone of the Historic Beale Street and Highway 61, in the mid 1980’s It blends down-home Delta dining with smokin’ Memphis blues played live seven nights a week. 
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​So it’s only fitting that Rum Boogie Café houses some of music’s most sought-after memorabilia, including more that 200 autographed guitars from some of the greatest performers in the music industry including Elvis, Bo Diddley, Joe Walsh, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Billy Joel, Rufus Thomas, Billy Gibbons, Albert Collins, Bon Jovi, Leon Russell, Carl Perkins, Booker T and the MGs, Luther Ingram, Ike Turner, Sting, Scotty Moore, The Memphis Horns, Gregg Allman, Alice Cooper, Aerosmith….the list goes on and on.

But music isn’t the only thing that makes Rum Boogie Café noteworthy. It’s seafood gumbo is a two-time winner of the International Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival and Gumbo Cookoff in Memphis, a city that takes its cooking contests seriously. Also on the menu are signature dishes like Red Beans and Rice, Fried Catfish, Hickory Smoked BBQ Ribs and Pork Shoulder and their famous Southern Style Blue Plate lunches featuring Mississippi Delta-style vegetables.

Rum Boogie Café is the one place where ALL the music and ALL the food is “Memphis” ALL the time. Click here for more information on Rum Boogie Cafe. 

Rum Boogie Cafe's Blues Hall is the last real juke joint on the street. It's small, it's old, and once you squeeze your way in you won't ever want to leave.

Located next door to and connected with Rum Boogie Café, Blues Hall hosts some of the best local blues artists nightly. Smaller than most of the other clubs on the street, the walls are adorned with historic family photos from the W.C. Handy family and other blues memorabilia. At Blues Hall though, the draw is the music, and for musicians, it seems to be a lucky place.  Watermelon Slim got a record deal after Fred Litwin from the Northern Blues record label heard him play there. Shortly after, Slim was nominated for a record tying six Blues Music Awards including Artist, Entertainer, Album, Song, Band, and Traditional Album of the Year. Several years prior to Slim's fortuitous gig the North MS All Stars caught the ear of Tone Cool Records in Blues Hall and went on to, among many other accolades, a Grammy nomination.
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So stop in, grab a seat (if you can find one), enjoy a Beale St. Big Ass Beer, and listen to the best blues on the street 7 nights a week!

King's Palace Café located at 162 Beale Street, has the old time Beale Street atmosphere of good food and good music. King's  Palace Café has a large dining room and a lazy outdoor patio, also the Jazz Room for live Blues and Memphis Music nightly. Open For Lunch And Dinner 7 days and nights a week.  

King's Palace Café serves Cajun cuisine ranging from Shrimp & Crawfish Etouffee, Blackened Catfish, Voodoo Potatoes, and many more. They also have pasta dishes, such as Shrimp Velvet, which is large butterfly shrimp on a bed of linguini with a mildly spiced cheddar cheese sauce, and many more pasta choices. Don’t forget the Meat! King’s Palace Café has Memphis Style (hickory smoked) BBQ Ribs, and New York Strips, Bacon Wrapped Filets, and Salmon Steaks (which are lightly smoked and grilled to perfection).

Kings’ Palace Café daily lunch specials Monday through Friday 11a – 2 p. Click here for more information on King's Palace Cafe

Take a walk on the wild side as you stumble up the psychdelic stair case leading you to 4 pool rooms, 3 overlooking Beale. Its quaint, cozy, intimate feel makes it the perfect spot to rack a few cues, play some shuffle board, darts or pinball.  Enjoy a wide array of spirits while you watch the bartender concoct a real european Absinthe drink!  The internet juke box will keep you entertained with all your favorites, or take a bit to enjoy the world renowned collection of movie posters adorning the walls. Walk-ins are welcome and it's a great place for group gatherings. 

The Kings Palace Cafe's Tap Room is sort of the neighborhood clubhouse on Beale for tourists and locals alike.  The Tap Room features live music every Friday and Saturday.

There are hundreds of rare beer cans lining the walls. For the sports fan, there are four TVs, including a huge flat screen. Most often, the tubes are tuned to (depending on season) Memphis Tiger basketball or SEC Sports in general. The bartenders are always happy to switch over to another channel for you if you happen to be a fan of a team in a different conference or league.

The Tap Room is also famous for its Mug Club. It is undeniable that beer tastes better when you drink it out of your favorite mug. Therefore we started the TAP ROOM MUG CLUB. For the one-time price of $20 you get your own mug and receive $1 off the regular pint price as a member every time you come in. More than that, your mug becomes a part of Beale Street history.
 
We have members of the Mug Club from around the world. Some folks may not make a return trip to Memphis for years, but their mugs will be waiting for them when they arrive. Most people like to put a personal touch on their mug which we encourage because, as the number of mugs grows, it is easier on the bartender if he can look for something specific that makes a particular mug stand out.
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So drop by, get your mug for posterity, and enjoy live music every weekend.

​​     Welcome to The Pig on Beale, Pork with an ATTITUDE! Established in 2002 on Historic Beale Street in Memphis Tennessee, The Pig on Beale quickly became a local favorite for “Memphis Style” Hickory Smoked BBQ pork shoulder and BBQ ribs. The Pig received “Editor’s Pick” from the Memphis Flyer  for “The Best BBQ Ribs in Memphis” as well as the 2003 “Most Improved Restaurant” from the Beale Street Merchants Association. The Pig on Beale specializes in BBQ. Whether it is BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches, BBQ Ribs (wet or dry), BBQ Bologna or Hickory Smoked Turkey Sandwiches. EVERYTHING at the Pig is homemade daily. Hickory smoked out back on our Ole Hickory smoker Memphis Style. We take pride in our BBQ because Memphis is the home of BBQ and we are proud of it. We offer all of our recipes for you to take home with you. Unlike other BBQ restaurants, WE do not have any secrets of what’s in our BBQ. Whether it is the BBQ spice, BBQ sauce or the Homemade coleslaw with over fifteen ingredients, we want you to enjoy BBQ and all the joy that comes with cooking it. Stop by the Pig on Beale and pick you up a copy of all of our recipes.

The Pig on Beale is stocked with movie posters from the 20’s to the 80’s and has the feel of a 60’s diner with it’s chrome, red and grey chairs to the matching booths and barstools. The vibe is an old school Memphis BBQ joint with a fast and friendly staff.

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