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5465 Fox Plaza Dr
Memphis, TN 38115
Fax: 901-842-0231
(31 Ratings)
In a city like Memphis where there almost as many barbecue restaurants as there are churches, these restaurants now take on a rich history all their own. In business since 1922, Leonard's has undergone a lot of changes. From starting as a seven stool eatery downtown to becoming the largest drive-in barbecue business in the world in the '50s, Leonard's still continues to play an active part in serving the Mid-South's barbecue lovers. From the moment diners enter Leonard's, newspaper clippings treat them to as much history as the waiter treats them to finger-licking barbecue. Featuring a barbecue buffet in addition to their menu offerings, its no wonder why Leonard's has continued to find a place in barbecue lovers hearts. -- Christa Michaels
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- EMonteDunc - 01/15/2009
Leonard's
MADDYLM - 01/02/2009In 1966 I was a city policeman who met and dated a gal' from Concrete,Wa. who was working at First National Bank on Second St.. Many of our dates involved going to Leonard's ( the old location ). The food was always delicious, and still is. It was, and is, a great company, if you can refer to a restaurant as such. I hope there will always be a Leonard's for the new 'lovers'. We married in may 1967 Good luck to good people and their good food. In short, God Bless.
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- Nannypappy - 11/07/2008
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Wblades - 11/06/2008Corky's for a great BBQ sandwich or the plate with great beans, slaw and rolls. A no-brainer.
Dry ribs? Nobody in the U.S. beats The Rendevous.
If you want great BBQ, don't go to a buffet or to a place that also sells fish or anything similar.