Silky O'Sullivan's

Reviews about Silky O'Sullivan's

• 4 / 5

  By Doug Claprood
  Food was mediocre but the music for the night was dueling pianos. Talented, funny and highly entertaining. The beer was pretty good for an English style ale. Best of all was the crowd. When the Grizzlies game let out right next door, the place was flooded with beautiful women and handsome men. I could definitely see myself hanging out here next time I'm in town. Oh, and check out the goat!
  March 04, 2017
• 5 / 5

  By Donna Johansen
  Wished we had dinner here. Sat outside on the large decorative, enclosed patio. Music starts around 10 outside. Very friendly atmosphere. They also have entertainment inside by the bar. Had great time. Highly recommend if visiting Beale Street.
  December 05, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By Scott Cannon
  Sorry, I don't sugar coat my reviews, and I don't throw shade just for not being exemplary.
  
  I just can't recall a standout moment during my meal. Wasn't a busy time, wait staff was a little slow. The ribs weren't bad, but, there are better places for ribs. Drinks were weaker than expected, but also not bad. Overall, basically meh.
  
  Would I go back? Nope, not with so many better experiences so close by.
  
  Props though to the two person blues group that played @7, fun duo with good crowd interaction.
  October 02, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By Billy Landis
  Considering it was St Patty's day when we visited this place. It's was weird, we walked in the side facing the stadium and it looked like a small bar with very few people, walk down the hall and thought the doorway, and it a whole other story. A sea of green, singing. The woman on the stage in this bar area was taking requests and putting soul into every song she sang. Was through this room and you'll find yourself in the patio area with an outside bar. Outside had music playing a even more people loader and drunker. All in all good place to get a drink, waitresses don't come by very often in a crowd this big. The silky beer isn't a mind blowing, life changing beer, but it is good (a beer made for a bar in Tennessee and brewed in Missouri).
  September 04, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By Kendra Vandemark
  Good people watching. I understand the theory of lead sheets. In many cases, it can allow you to improve a some though improv... but "House of the Rising Sun"? Don't f#$% it up please!
  June 28, 2016