04/03/2024
Today, with a heavy yet grateful heart, Bounty on Broad announces its closure, effective immediately, after 10 years of serving the Memphis community with unparalleled gluten-free culinary experiences. Since opening our doors, we have witnessed and contributed to the vibrant growth of the Broad Avenue Art District, a journey marked by change, resilience, and community.
Over the past decade, Bounty on Broad has been more than just a restaurant; it has been a gathering place for people from all walks of life. From our humble beginnings to navigating the challenges of a global pandemic, our mission has always been to provide a dining experience that caters to diverse dietary needs without compromising on flavor or creativity.
Our success and longevity were made possible by the unwavering support of the Memphis community. We have had the privilege of celebrating countless special moments with you, and it's been an honor to contribute to the city's food scene. The entire Broad Avenue Art District has grown immensely over these years, and we have no doubt it will continue to be a beacon of art, culture, and innovation for Memphis. We hope our efforts have enriched this growth and brought joy and satisfaction to your tables.
Bounty on Broad owner Michael Tauer states, “My family and I are profoundly grateful to all of those whose hard work and passion made Bounty on Broad so successful and to our all of our guests over the years for honoring us with the opportunity to serve them.”
As we close this chapter to focus on new endeavors, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to every patron, staff member, and partner who has been part of our journey. Your support, loyalty, and feedback have shaped Bounty on Broad into what it was, and for that, we are eternally grateful.
While saying goodbye is bittersweet, we are excited about the future and what it holds for each of us and for the Broad Avenue Art District. We encourage you to continue supporting local businesses and the thriving culinary scene in Memphis.
Thank you, Memphis, for an unforgettable decade.
