I've eaten at Belly Acres 4 or 5 times and each time my food has been excellent. While I think it's a bit pricy to pay an average of $12 - $14 for a burger that does not include a side (fries or chips) or a drink, it's a dang good grass fed burger.I have eating restrictions - gluten free and dairy free. Belly Acres offers a GF bun, which is soft and delish - a real treat for me. Ask to see the gluten free menu and it's always handy at the counter.I love the sweet potato fries. My friend had a fit over their homemade potato chips. I would have snagged one so I could tell y'all how they were, but that's another food restriction for me.I was pleasantly surprised when I got the veggie plate. All my veggies were excellent. If I remember correctly they had fried okra, collard greens, black-eyed peas, Northern beans, cabbage, green beans and yams when I was there.You can take your plastic Belly Acres cup with you when you leave. The food is 5 stars good, but the high price point knocks off one star.***UPDATE 6/2022. I brought my rating down to 3 stars. No more Belly Acres take home cups, but that doesn't knock off a star.The table was sticky & filthy. I had a sanitizer wipe in my purse (who doesn't Post-COVID) and it was black with dirt. I used two wipes and the table was still sticky. Ours wasn't the only one. The booth next to us asked the staff to wipe their table before they sat down.It had to be 80 degrees inside the restaurant. Freaking miserable! Not pleasant at all for a work lunch & I didn't appreciate going back to the office sweaty.The food was good, not great. I had a gluten free bun on my burger, which lasted maybe 3 bites before it broke in so many pieces that I was stuck eating a bunless burger with my hands. There was no silverware. I went through 6 napkins. I had to go to the counter to ask for extras as no one checked on us after our food was brought to our table. Again, not pleasant for a work lunch.
This is such a great restaurant. The food is delicious and fresh. I will always come here when I visit Memphis.
We decided it was a burger lunch and hadn’t been to the Regalia Belly Acres. Lots of available parking. The store and restrooms were clean. Pick up a menu, order at the counter and receive a street name sign, then find a table so a food server can bring you order to you. The Cure burger was cooked right to order and the Acre salad was spot on. Both were delicious. I can’t say I’m able to tell grass fed vs. grain fed though. The room attendants assisted with drink refills. Prices are appropriate for the food and the entire staff was friendly.
Best Turkey burger I have ever had!!! Along with the fried pickles and sweet potato fries. We brought a group of 27 students. They were extremely welcoming and the service was phenomenal.
I've eaten here before, but this time wasn't so pleasant. I had the chicken and waffles. All of it was extremely bland. Even the syrup was tasteless. The waffle tasted like plain bread and was soggy. The chicken wasn't seasoned. There was way too much lettuce on the plate. My son's macaroni was the best thing on the table. A not so great Mother's Day lunch.
Very mid food. What you got to do for you’re milkshakes is find the perfect amount of chocolate syrup and use that amount every time!! It is not difficult to create a milkshake with the same proportions every time! FIX THIS!
Very upscale burgers, homemade milkshakes, excellent sides. 4 in our party. We were treated like we were family. Friendly people, high quality food in a clean open atmosphere. Local owners. We loved it!
Food was just ok. A bit pricey for what they give you. They do offer free kids meals with an adult purchase which is good. They also serve alcohol. Glad I purchased $50 for $25 voucher from Get my Perks or I would have been disappointed that i paid so much for mediocre food. Got the chicken and waffles, 3 small flavorless chicken stips on top of two really flat, hard and cold waffles, probably would have been better had the waffles been hot. I have $50 more bucks to spend and will definitely get a burger since that's what they specialize in. Second review coming soon. Hopefully I'll have a better experience.
I don't know if I keep picking the wrong Belly Acres location (Overton Square) but I have had multiple bad experiences and will not be returning.The service staff is consistently apathetic and the food is overpriced for what you get. I understand farm-to-table is going to increase cost but the presentation should at least seem like it's on purpose. I feel like I paid $80 for a couple of burgers, fries, and some shakes at a greasy dive.On this visit the shakes took so long we were nearly done with our food the SECOND time we asked for them. The frigid young lady that brought them was unapologetic about our wait - as if 15 minutes AFTER your food arrives is the standard wait time. And she seemed annoyed when I approached the counter to inquire. And somehow, after all that time, she brought two straws for three shakes.I do reviews all the time to signal boost great restaurants and, specifically, great servers as I am in the food industry. I have broken wine glasses on tables of guests that thanked me and tipped me well for my service. This young woman bringing the shakes was either having a bad day or needs to be in another profession. She ruined my experience.Belly Acres has lost my business.p.s. - The food is decent but nothing to write home about. And definitely not worth the price.
First time eating here. I have not had a good burger like that in a long time. My friend and I went at a spare moment looking for a good burger. I heard all the rave reviews about Belly Acres so I ordered the Cure burger with the sauteed onions. He ordered the build your own burger. Fries were an extra cost to add. The burgers were so juicy and delicious that we really did not eat our fries. The lemon milk shake was delicious too. We will definitely be back again.