Memphis Menu

Hustle & Dough

THE BEST lounge coffee and cocktail bar! They have some of the most delicious pastries too!

Sun Studio

Sun Studio is known worldwide as “The Birthplace of Rock’n’roll”. It is the discovery location of musical legends and genres of the 50’s from B.B. King and Elvis Presley to Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis; from Blues and Gospel to Country and Rock’n'roll. Stand in the very same spot that Elvis first recorded.

Comeback Coffee

Some of the best coffee in the city! This space offers both indoor and large outdoor back patio seating. It makes for a perfect space to come and unwind from the weekends busyness.

The Peabody Memphis

Half a mile from iconic Beale Street, this landmark 13-story downtown hotel is known for its grand, marble-columned lobby, as well as its resident ducks—whose daily parade to the hall's fountain is a tradition dating from 1933.

The Beauty Shop

“Look Good. Eat Good.” are the words emblazoned on the front windows at the Beauty Shop. This hip and trendy restaurant in the Cooper-Young district of midtown Memphis does both, as it conjures up images of a ‘50s-style beauty shop, formerly Priscilla Presley’s curl-and-dye spot. It’s a camp wonderland where the façade is Jetsons-era Vitrolite, and choice seating is offered beneath hooded Belvedere hair dryers.

Stax Museum of American Soul Music

BABALU® - Overton Square

Inventive Southern-influenced tacos, tapas & cocktails served in lively, modern digs. Order the guacamole! Its the best in the city and made fresh at the table.

Graceland

In March 1957, when Elvis Presley was a rising star looking for a properly grand home that could give him the privacy he needed, the 22-year-old singer purchased the sprawling property known as Graceland. Now a National Historic Landmark, it is one of the most visited homes in America.

The Second Line

Rustic-chic haunt offering elevated spins on Cajun-Creole classics, including po’ boys & seafood.