Memphis Restaurant Guide

A group of us went to Dino's & even though it was a full house the food was beyond GREAT. It came out of the kitchen pretty quick & was piping hot. I could not believe the amount of food on the plate. I also could not believe the amount of the ticket either! I have been to some places where I have paid twice as much for half the food that was half as good. I definitely recommend Dino's to everyone.

The food and service are fine, but I don't know how they get away with having such a filthy back area. The restrooms are pretty bad, and the walk back to the restrooms will leave your shoes sticky for the rest of the night for some unkown reason. I can only imagine what the cleanliness is like in the kitchen. Clean it up!

Great family style Italian. Very good food at a great price. I eat there at least once a week and I still am not tired of it. Best Italian in Memphis!

i walked into dino's in 1964 as a freshman in high school.i have eaten there 3-4 times a year even though i now live in olive branch ms. the food is great and Rudy and his sons are still making it a great local dining experience.

I have eaten Italian food all over the world and studied in Florence. I had heard good things about Dino's, obviously from people who have never eaten outside of memphis. The food was such a poor excuse for Italian that I actually cried, homesick for the Northeast. Chef Boyardee is just as good. If you want real Italian food, Cafe Toscana or Ciao Bella are infinitely superior and the only Italian I'll eat in memphis

For close to 35 years, Dino’s Grill has been a staple in Midtown’s Valentine-Evergreen district. This little hole in the wall, family owned and operated, Dino’s gives you an atmosphere and experience that no one will forget; from the dinner style room to the war room (the war room has a bunch of WWII memorable on the walls.) The food is great; they have a meat and three every day for lunch, some of the best Northern Italian food at night and weekend specials! I would suggest the stuffed jumbo shills with ravioli. The restaurant is causal dress, kid friendly, and very affordable (the highest priced item is $10.95; that’s an entrée, salad, and garlic bread). Don’t forget the best tiramisu in Memphis.