

Huey’s has been bringing Blues, Brews, & Burgers in Memphis since 1970. Perhaps the most unique characteristics of our locations are the graffiti walls, hometown feel and local live music. Our World Famous Huey burgers have been voted Best Burger in Memphis since 1984. Sundays at Huey’s are traditionally known for live music, including jazz, blues and even a little rock from local and regional groups. At the example of the late Thomas Boggs, Huey’s former owner, giving back to the community is one of our top priorities. We are proud to have donated many hours, monetary support and services for countless community organizations, schools, and nonprofits over the years.
Laid-back tavern for beer, pub grub & specialty hamburgers; open late, with live music.
Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7090 Malco Blvd, Southaven, MS 38671
Phone: (662) 349-7097
Website: https://hueyburger.com/
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Reviews
I was seated in a high backed booth with chalkboard backs, which was a really cute and playful touch. The blues music playing in the background added a relaxed, Memphis style vibe that I genuinely enjoyed. By around 12:30 pm the place was filling up quickly, and it definitely felt like a popular hangout spot. Ladies, fair warning, it seemed to lean toward a big guy crowd that afternoon.
My server, Autumn, was friendly and attentive. I originally planned to order the famous Huey Burger with onion straws, but when I found out there was no cider on tap, I switched gears and went with the Chicken Tender Salad & water instead.
The salad came out generous and colorful. Fresh mixed greens topped with deep fried chicken tenders, mushrooms, scallions, bacon bits, and grated cheddar jack cheese. You can also get it Buffalo style if that is your thing. I ordered ranch on the side. The mushroom slices were especially nice, thick and plentiful, and the ratio of greens to toppings was spot on. About halfway through, I did find myself wishing there were a few more green onions, but overall the salad itself was fresh and satisfying.
Unfortunately, the chicken was heavily seasoned with black pepper. After one bite, it was just too overpowering for me to enjoy. When Autumn stopped by, I mentioned it and she was empathetic and offered to bring something else. I declined because I truly was craving a salad and everything else on the plate was good. I did not want it to go to waste.
I will admit I was a bit disappointed that the bill was not adjusted and there was no offer of a small dessert or gesture, especially since the chicken was left uneaten. That said, Autumn remained kind and professional throughout the visit.
I really did love the blues music, the cozy booth seating, and the relaxed atmosphere. Huey’s clearly has its crowd and its charm. For me personally, between the heavy black pepper seasoning and the lack of cider on tap, I probably will not be back. Still, I can see why many people enjoy this spot, especially if you love a lively sports bar vibe and bold flavors.
We had chicken pineapple kebob with chip, burger and fry with special sauce, and another burger and cheese sticks.
I would probably go Freddy’s when I pass thru next time if I need a burger, as Freddy’s is also closer to a 325 supercharger