Farm Burger Memphis

Farm Burger has great burgers! We have been there several times, and the man who takes our order is so good with the food allergies, and I've never gotten sick from eating there. Plus, it is pet friendly, so my floof was able to enjoy a burger, too. The only negative is that the service seems to end the second our food hits the table. When we approached the bar to ask for things, we were ignored. We usually wind up going back up to the register to ask for them, but it's a pain because that means we have to stand in line again. Edited: We went there for lunch recently and it was like night and day. A different person was taking orders, and when I asked him to mark my order as a wheat allergy, he kind of snorted and said he didn't know what good that would do, "but okay." I asked him to go talk to the kitchen as they would know what to do. People, take food allergies seriously! They can be life-threatening. Anyway, my daughter wanted to sit at the bar to eat, and she spilled her water. A guy was working behind the bar literally about 3 feet away and didn't even look up from what he was doing or come over to help. We ate our lunch with a big, wet wad of paper towels in our faces. The dinner crew is better.

Farm Burger is a nice treat in Crosstown Crossing! Staff was friendly and the burgers tasted as good as anything I've had in Memphis. Fries and onion rings were very good. Atmosphere can be a little loud due to the acoustics, but you can always eat at an outside table if the weather is good. We would definitely return!

As someone with a farm in the family, I know a little something about grass fed burger. Let me tell you what, these guys do great job. Order made correct, came out quick, and was delicious. Fries are a bit greasy in case that isn't your thing. Local beers on tap are a bonus. Located within the concourse in the back. Complete hidden gem!

Farm Burger is a great place in Memphis if you're in the area to pick up a freshly made burger and beer. It's in the Crosstown shopping center which has a number of shops in a converted Sears warehouse. They use grass-fed beef in the burgers are freshly made there and you can tell. They have weekly specials and other sandwich choices. They also carry a selection of local craft beer. Access is easy. Free parking is available in a garage right across the street.

Great atmosphere,good prices. The first picture is the 50/50 burger it contains bacon and beef. My bf said the overall flavor was good, it was a little dry from being well done,but you can’t say pork undercooked so he understood. The second picture are the Farm burger style fries… with garlic Parmesan cheese and herbs.. they were good just lacked a little salt.. we added salat and they were prefect.. maybe if they came with a dipping sauce they would’ve been better..the last picture is the Fb burger I added lettuce,candid jalapeños and pickled pickles.. the over all burger was good but it lacked Flavor like seasoning but it came with a house sauce which was okay.. it could’ve been more flavorful. They have a rootbeer on draft which was a phenomenal!! I had a Memphis Mule by GrindCity Brewery. We will return to try more menus items to see what’s the rest has to offer.