The best breakfast sausage I've had in my life! Service was outstanding, food was great - solid Bloody Mary and great Jerky - highly, highly recommended.
The Journey Of Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks & Other Civil Rights Leaders Is Captured So Powerfully In The National Civil Rights Museum. You'll Be Inspired To Make A Change In Your Community.
The best fried chicken I have ever had. Do not leave Memphis without stopping at Gus' s for some fried chicken. You will not be disappointed.
Do the tour! I recommend starting at Sun Studio before heading to any of the other music spots. Lays a solid foundation for everything else you will learn.
Has a great selection of different baked goods (menu changes daily) including at least one vegan option (vegan cupcakes are only $2.00). 続きを読む
Loved the design and the beer! The food truck outside is great but you can also bring your own snacks!! Great atmosphere, service, and prices!!
This is definitely a "bar" but the food is better than any bar food. Order the tomato soup... Best I've ever had. Sliders are good and the special pastas have always rocked!
Best food in Memphis! Great selection. You won't go away hungry. Everything I've ever tried has been awesome. Never go to Memphis without eating here.
A great dessert place for date night! Try the red velvet cheesecake. Simply delicious.
So much bigger than I expected! And even more fun! Great food as well! Eat, play some games with the kiddos, or have a drink and kick back watching the projection screen. There's always room for more!
Best Breakfast in Memphis! On weekends, get there before 9:30 or after 11:30 for quick seating. Open-face omelets and homefries are out of this world! Coffee is killer!
Two things you have to do at Stax: 1. Dance on the Soul Train dance floor.2. Be appropriately reverent in front of Isaac Hayes' car.
Plate with brisket, chicken and chopped pork, potato salad and greens. OMG!! Sooooo good! Get in here, people! Stop in after you see the National Civil Rights Museum. It's across the street!!
Home of Elvis Presley, it was opened to the public as a museum on June 7th 1982. Second to the White House, this is the most visited private home in the United States at 600,000 visitors a year.
