Three Angels Diner, Memphis, Tennessee, Vegan-friendly Restaurant Details

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Great food. Great bar selection. Great atmosphere. Quaint and friendly.

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We ate here on a busy "Art Walk" night so I'm going to give them a slight break. It took a long time to get our meals. In fact, I don't think anyone in the entire restaurant had any food for the 45 minutes when we first got there. When I got my appetizer (a single ravioli) it was cold even though my entre was nice and hot. I informed the waitress very nicely about the cold ravioli and she seemed very indifferent about it, "Oh, OK". No apology, no concern and no effort at all to make it right. I may try them again in the future but will be cautious.

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Three Angels Diner is one of the true gems of the Bluff City. The menu of fresh delightful dishes along with the cozy atmosphere and prompt service make this destination one of my favorites. Angel Wraps are excellent, and the daily specials always promise to be a new treat. Be sure to finish with the crepes as they are a must for anyone with the slightest sweet tooth.

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Three Angels was featured in Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri. I believe they should send a secret diner before recommending it on national TV. because this place looks a lot better on tv then in real life.

The restaurant is ok. It's has a retro dive look.

The food itself was ok too. I will say the food is fresh, well at least the meat. The price is a bit high for the food. Example. A grill cheese sandwich of smoky gouda, goat and cheddar cheeses cost $8.50. You can make a better grill cheese for $2.00. They also gave you a side of home made potato chips. Which are old and rubbery. The waitress asked me if I wanted to finish my chips. I just took one and blended it in and out. She got the message.

The only great thing about Three Angels is the service. The Waitresses are polite and provide great service. Other then that, I would never go back there.

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We went for Sunday breakfast love the extra large pancake, however one small portion of syrup. When we ask for more no problem she brought us more. For pancakes to cost $7.00 I could not believe they charge 1.00 for more syrup. All the food was excellent. However I will call about the charge.

The Mother