Downtown Memphis 2015 Winter Guide

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fall • winter 2015

DOWNTOWN MEMPHIS winter guide

Photo by Phillip Van Zandt

welcome to DOWNTOWN MEMPHIS Photo by Christopher Reyes

The Core of Downtown is truly the heart of Memphis. More than 5 million visitors each year make their way to downtown Memphis, and The Core is the city’s welcome mat. The tall buildings are anchored by long-tenured corporations, budding entrepreneurs, creative agencies and a vibrant lifestyle that fuels the streets 24 hours of the day. The Main Street Pedestrian Mall is filled with outdoor restaurant seating, relaxing cafes and pleasant green spaces. Our city was born here, and The Core continues to be the pulse of Memphis.

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Downtown core Rise and shine by starting the day with a hearty breakfast at Blue Plate Cafe, eighty3 in the Madison Hotel, or Capriccio in the Peabody. Or for a lighter breakfast, grab a pastry and coffee at Qahwa.

Take a breather in beautiful Court Square, “the living room of Downtown” and The Core’s historic center. Play a game of chess at the game tables or just sit tight for great people watching!

Make your way to Tom Lee Park for a mid-morning workout at the Grizzlies Riverfit Fitness Trail where you can go for a run, play sand volleyball, or try out the equipment alongside the Mississippi River. For something even more challenging, climb the imposing stairs up the Bluff. Want to take it down a notch? Just saunter along the Bluffwalk to watch the barges float down the Mississippi River.

Make sure you go by, The Peabody Hotel, the nation’s “Hotel with the Most Character”, to catch the Peabody Ducks waddle up from the lobby fountain like royalty to the penthouse mansion at 5 pm.

Learn about the history and heritage of Memphis in one of The Core’s many museums - The Cotton Museum of Memphis, the Fire Museum of Memphis or the Center for Southern Folklore.

The Core is packed with great lunch spots! Make your way to Main Street where outdoor patios line the street with all kinds of cuisine like The Majestic Grille, LOCAL, Oshi Burger, Bluefin, DejaVu or Maciel’s Tortas & Tacos.

Take in happy hour at with the locals at The Brass Door Irish Pub, Bardog Tavern, or Silly Goose, or get a rooftop view of the sunset with a hand-crafted cocktail at Madison Hotel’s Twilight Sky Terrace.

No matter what you’re craving The Core has a plethora of dinner options like Aldo’s Pizza, Flight Restaurant, Havana Pilon or Felicia Suzanne’s.

Follow it up with a little romance by hopping on a horse-drawn carriage ride.

Top off the night with trivia or poker at Blind Bear Speakeasy or Tamp & Tap. Or end on a funky note dancing the night away at the world renown Paula & Raiford’s Disco - there’s no other place like it!

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Photo by Cat & Fish

Photo by Cat & Fish

Photo by Cat & Fish

Photo by Cat & Fish

Lansky Lucky Duck Gifts

Offering an assortment of exclusive ornaments created with Memphis and The Peabody Hotel themes by Christopher Radko and Joy to the World. (Locally owned) 149 Union Avenue • 432-0943 lanskybros.com

Winfield Clothing, Shoes and Accessories A designer men’s fashion store. (Locally owned) 2 South Main at Madison • 528-2222

APG Office Furniture

Office furniture showroom and manufacturer, including brands like Herman Miller 100 South Main • 367-7800 apgof.com

SEE Main Street

Optical boutique with designer frames and sunglasses such as the handcrafted, French brand, Alain Mikli.

(Locally owned) 103 South Main • 495-9900 memphisfamilyvision.com

Rachel’s Day Salon & Spa

An Aveda concept spa and salon featuring beauty products for men and women. (Locally owned) 10 North Main • 527-7511

Lansky Accessories Shop

Perfect shop for finding jewelry, handbags, scarves, shoes, and apparel.

Featuring brands from Lenny & Eva, Alex & Ani, Ayala Bar, Bernie Mev, Liquid Metal, Adore, and Missoni.

Complimentary gift wrap.

149 Union Avenue • 844-1913 lanskybros.com

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Lit Restaurant Supply

From high-end accessories to aluminum foil, Lit has everything for the professional and at-home chef. Wholesale equipment and food is open to the public.

(Locally owned) 309 Union • 527-8445 litsupply.com

Lansky at The Peabody

Fine mens sportswear from Robert Graham, Nat Nast, Donald J. Pliner, Hiltl, Maui Jim, and our own label, Clothier to the King. Complimentary Gift Wrap. Located in the lobby of The Peabody Hotel.

(Locally owned) 149 Union • 529-9070 lanskybros.com

Botto Jewelr y Market

Watches, jewelry and repair.

(Locally owned) 43 South Main • 522-9624

Center for Southern Folklore Gift Shop Folk art celebrated through paintings, music, photos and gifts.

(Locally owned) 119 South Main southernfolklore.com Photo by Cat & Fish

Royal Furniture

Furniture for every room in your home and appliances.

122 S. Main • 527-6407 royalfurniture.com

Lansky 126

Contemporary boutique for men & women featuring TOMS, UGG, Frye, Bonoboas, Hudson, AG Jeans and more. Located in the lobby of The Peabody Hotel. (Locally owned) 149 Union • 405-7625 lanskybros.com

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Muse Inspired Fashion

Unique designs for the fashion forward woman and man.

(Locally owned) 117 South Main • 526-8738 museinspiredfashion.com

Quench Wine & Spirits

Enjoy tasteful selections throughout the store, specializing in fine wines and spirits.

99 South Second Street, Suite A • 207-1168 quenchmemphis.com

Life Is Good

Boutique on Main Street offering a complete line of Life is Good products.

(Locally owned) 100 Peabody Place, Suite 175 • 522-0202 lifeisgoodmemphis.com

City Market

Urban grocer with fresh produce, specialty and gourmet items. Create a custom holiday basket filled with local products of your choice.

43 South Main • 522-9624

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explore our arts district Photo by Andrew J Breig

Just one block south of Beale is the historic one-square mile neighborhood, South Main District. Notably ranked as one of four most undercover, stylish neighborhoods by Paste Magazine, it is full of vibrant entrepreneurs, artists, locally-owned shops, chef-owned restaurants and stylish salons.

This was Memphis’ first suburb and arts district, and now it’s known at one of most lively places to be in Downtown Memphis. Today, through the incredible work of the National Civil Rights Museum, this neighborhood is where the world comes to hear the story of the civil rights movement.

Also home to the grand Orpheum Theatre, where Beale Street meets Broadway, South Main is in every essence “Memphis.” Creativity pours from the sidewalks and the fun friendly atmosphere will keep you coming back for more.

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south main It’s said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and you won’t find a better place to start than The Arcade. Memphis’ oldest restaurant (open since 1919), has the same look and feel you would find when it’s doors first opened. Don’t be afraid to sneak a delicious early morning milkshake either.

Pick up your favorite coffee and start to navigate the self-guided tours throughout the neighborhood. The South Main Historic Walking Tour gives insight into the area’s fascinating history while The Mosaic Artwalk displays various works by local artists like the picture perfect “I Am a Man” mural.

If the kids start getting restless, let them loose at the Memphis Railroad and Trolley Museum inside the beautiful Central Station. Play with huge model train sets and vintage memorabilia.

It’s lunch time. South Main has that good ol' Memphis food you’re looking for in Gus’ World Famous Fried Chicken and Central BBQ, but also offers quaint patio seating at South of Beale.

If you haven't been to the new Blues Hall of Fame, you're missing out on an important piece of Memphis history. This museum honors the legends and icons from across the country that shaped and inspired The Blues.

One of the most important and impactful museums in the country is right across the street, The National Civil Rights Museum, which recently under went a $25 million renovation. Absorb incredible exhibits that chronicle the powerful struggle of freedom fighters that carved the way for others to follow.

This museum was named as the Third Most Iconic American Attraction by USA Today.

Feeling artsy? South Main was Memphis' first arts district. Explore the galleries like Reel 2 Real, Jack Robinson Gallery, Art Village Gallery, Joysmith, Tops Gallery or the newest one, Circuitous Succession.

Cafe Pontotoc is the hot spot for happy hour, and that romantic dinner you’ve been planning can be thoroughly enjoyed at Spindini or Rizzo’s Diner.

Friends’ night out? Try Onix for soul food and jazz, or Double J Smokehouse and Green Beatle for American style eating and rock music.

Photo by Cat & Fish

Photo by Cat & Fish

Photo by Andrew J Breig

Don't miss the South Main Trolley Nights on the last Friday of every month - an on-street festival full of live music, art openings, performances and parties in the shops. Get to jukin’ at Earnestine & Hazel’s where the haunted jukebox reads your mind to know what song to play, and grab a world famous Soul Burger while you're at it.

Photo by Andrew J Breig

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Art Village Galler y

Gallery featuring local and international artists.

(Locally owned) 410 South Main • 521-0782 artvillagegallery.com

Joysmith Galler y

Works by established and emerging black artists from Africa and the diaspora.

Featured: Ethiopia Awakening by Meta Warrick Fuller.

(Locally owned) 46 Huling • 543-0505 joysmith.com

Sue Layman Designs

A contemporary art gallery with original oil paintings of Memphis artist Sue Layman Lightman.

(Locally owned) 125 East G.E. Patterson, Suite 103 • 409-7870 suelaymandesigns.com

The Corkscrew

South Main’s neighborhood wine and liquor store.

511 South Front • 523-9386 corkscrewmemphis.com

South Front Antiques and Architectural Salvage The secret shop for interior decorators. Antiques, furniture, and home accessories. (Locally owned) 1374 South Front • 229-0299 southfrontantiques.com

Red Velvet Vintage Retro clothing boutique.

(Locally owned) 509 South Main • 826-5503

South Main Book Juggler A shop with new and used books and unique gifts.

548 South Main • 249-5370

Real 2 Reel

Prints and artistic photography specializing in Memphis themes. (Locally owned) 523 South Main • 746-9381 r2rcompany.com

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K’PreSha Boutique Eclectic contemporary clothing and accessories.

(Locally owned) 323 South Main • 523-2433 kpreshaboutique.com

Stock & Belle

Jack Robinson Galler y

The works of famed fashion and pop icon photographer, Jack Robinson.(Locally owned) 400 South Main • 576-0708 robinsongallery.com

A lifestyle retail store featuring clothing, furniture and a gift shop with apparel for women and men and unique Memphis artists.

(Locally owned) 387 South Main • 222-8972

Blues Hall of Fame Store

The organization dedicated to preserving our blues music history.

American Apparel Unique gifts and memorabilia.

Urban clothing for men, 421 South Main 527-2583 women and children. blues.org 582 South Main • 528-1722 americanapparel.com

Exercise Unlimited

A warehouse full of top-of-the-line, lightly used exercise equipment.

Open to the public.

(Locally owned) 387 South Front 335-6993 exerciseunlimited.com

Midtown Bike Company Ions: A Geek Galler y

An art gallery featuring comic, sci-fi, and fantasy artwork along with off-beat photography, and more. (Locally owned) 546 South Main • 505-1146 ionsgallery.com

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Offering a full-line of bicycles and accessories.

(Locally owned) 509 South Main 522-9757 midtownbikeco.com

Sache Design

Fashion designer Eric Evans creates unique t-shirts and clothing for this nationally known boutique.

(Locally owned) 525 South Main • 201-4046 sachedesign.com

Hoot + Louise

Luxe Boutique

An eclectic boutique with new and vintage clothing and home furnishings.

(Locally owned) 109 G.E. Patterson • 746-8683

A unique boutique with an eclectic variety of women’s clothing of all types and styles. (Locally owned) 350 South Main • 208-8565

OXN

A new men’s clothing and lifestyle store with a focus on Made in USA goods and quality products.

(Locally owned) 488 South 2nd Street • 231-9169 oxnshop.com

Rainbow Studios

Creator of custom stained glass since 1975.

400 South Front • 521-0400 rainbowstudios.com

Downtown Candle Company

Motamedi’s Glass Art

Hand-crafted, extraordinary stained glass artwork by the talented Peri Motamedi.

(Locally Owned) 500 South 2nd Street • 854-6004

Over 40 fragrances in 100% natural hand-poured soy candles, handmade natural soaps, wax tarts, and room & linen sprays. Wholesale to the public.

(Locally owned) 107 G.E. Patterson Ave • 207-2579 downtowncandleco.com

Chapman Furniture

Furniture and home accessories. Custom orders accepted.

(Locally owned) 341 South Main 526-2246

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Awarded“America’s Favorite Iconic Street” in a national USA Today poll, Beale Street does more than live up to the title. You know it’s the Home of the Blues, but it’s also home to FedExForum and the Memphis Grizzlies, recently named the #2 sports franchise in the nation. With Handy Park, Gibson Guitar Factory, and three blocks chock full of 24/7 fun with nightclubs, restaurants and shops, it’s no wonder Beale Street is Tennessee’s top tourism revenue generator. This historic street was the stomping grounds for legends like WC Handy, Elvis, and BB King, and today millions of people from around the globe come to hear the music pulsating down Beale.

P.S. Don’t your dancing shoes, and we prefer they’re blue suede. Learn more at BealeStreet.com.

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beale street Beale Street never sleeps, so make sure you start your day on the right foot with chicken & waffles at Miss Polly’s Soul City Cafe.

With fuel in your stomach, it’s time to lose yourself in the shops on Beale Street. Try on stylish clothing at Lansky Clothier to the King or Eel, Etc. Dig through trinkets you’ve never imagined in shops like Strange Cargo, Blues City General Store or Tater Reds Lucky Mojo.

Still can’t find what you’re looking for?

Browse through A. Schwab, the oldest general store in town to ramble through so many collectibles you won’t know what to take home! Then grab a seat at the old time soda fountain for a homemade malt or sundae, or an adult milkshake with a little something extra in it!

Explore the newest addition near Beale, the Memphis Music Hall of Fame that pays tribute to the Memphis musicians and others influenced by Memphis music.

You can also enjoy a tour at the Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum and discover the story of how the blues, gospel, soul and rock collided and about the musicians who made it happen.

Roam over to Handy Park to enjoy a free blues show and a drink on the patio. Just down the street you can take a tour of WC Handy’s Home at the corner of Beale and Fourth Street, or stumble into the Withers Collection Museum, an amazing collection of photography by the acclaimed Ernest Withers.

Want to see where some of the world’s most sought after guitars are crafted?

Head to the The Gibson Guitar Factory as luthiers create some of the finest guitars on the planet.

Photo by Andrew J Breig

Photo by Cat & Fish

Cocktails are abundant along Beale!

Catch happy hour at Wet Willie’s and mix your own drink, then head nearby to Dyer’s for a juicy burger. For a more romantic feel, head over to bleu.

After catching a Memphis Grizzlies game at FedExForum (aka The Grindhouse), head to Silky O’Sullivans and listen to dueling pianos and great music on the patio. Get the party started with Silky’s Divers, before heading to Beale’s nightlife.

Get those blue suede shoes out and get down at any of Beale’s clubs like BB Kings, Hard Rock Cafe, Rum Boogie, New Daisy, Jerry Lee’s, Alfreds, Tin Roof or Club 152.

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Gibson Guitar Retail Shop & F actor y

A. Schwab

Some of the world’s finest electric, acoustic, and brass guitars and accessories.

145 Lt. George Lee Ave • 544-7998 gibson.com

A Memphis institution for over 130 years with memorabilia, quirky and exotic merchandise.

(Locally owned) 163 Beale Street • 523-9782 a-schwab.com

Beale Street Gift Shop

Memphis t-shirts, souvenirs and memorabilia.

(Locally owned) 200 Beale Street 526-6829

Memphis Music

The largest blues specialty store in the world.

Gospel, jazz, rock and other genres.

(Locally owned) 149 Beale Street • 526-5047

Tater Reds Lucky Mojo

An uncommon bizarre, with Memphis-themed gifts ranging from eclectic to sports memorabilia.

(Locally owned) 153 Beale Street • 578-7234 taterreds.com

Strange Cargo

A “strange” souvenir shop with very cool finds. (Locally owned) 172 Beale Street • 526-1516

Lansky Clothier to the King Vintage-inspired men’s clothing.

Shown: The Wedding Jacket, a recreation of the jacket Elvis wore when he married Priscilla.

(Locally owned) 126 Beale Street • 425-3960

Blues City General Store Memphis souvenirs and memorabilia.(Locally owned) 114 Beale Street • 527-1555

Eel, Etc. Fashions Memphis Grizzlies Den

Support your Memphis Grizzlies with authentic jerseys, team gear and more!

191 Beale Street FedEx Forum lobby memphisgrizzliesstore.com

A fashionable, unique shopping experience for men and women. Memphis and Beale Street souvenirs and tee shirts are available. A Beale Street tradition since 1983.

(Locally owned) 333 Beale Street • 522-9291

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feel the vibes in the edge district Photo by Cat and Fish

Rock ‘n roll was literally born in this quirky neighborhood. Home to Sun Studio, where the legendary careers of Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and so many other musical icons were launched, spawning an entire new movement in music. The Edge sits on the edge of Downtown and the growing Memphis Medical District, and has a certain edge of its own. It’s a neighborhood with industrial spaces and old auto shops transformed into art studios, workshops and restaurants. Businesses like High Cotton Brewery, The Dizzy Bird Jazz Lounge, St. Blues Guitars, Marshall Arts and the popular Trolley Stop Market bring a young and vibe to the Edge. If you want to step off the beaten path, this neighborhood is for you! Victorian Village, once lined with Victorian mansions during the late 1800s, was nicknamed Millionaire’s Row. Today you can visit these luxurious homes for a trip back in time. After your visit, you’ll want to stop by the Mollie Fontaine Lounge, named one of the best bars in America.

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the edge

Victorian village

Breakfast at the Trolley Stop Market is a local favorite. This restaurant with a mini-farmers market is locally owned and operated by Whitton farmers and offers great food made from fresh produce straight from the farm. You can find fun gifts at their shop, from toys to local sauces.

Jamaican restaurant, Evelyn & Olive.

Now it’s time to take the magical tour of Sun Studio, the birthplace of rock ‘n’ roll! Stand in the very spot where Elvis first wiggled his hips, where Cash was dressed in black, and where Carl wore his blue suede shoes.

Make your way over to Victorian Village and walk down “Millionaire’s Row” where Memphis’ most prestigious names lived in the late 1800s. Wander in and outside of mansions of the Victorian era and take tours of the Mallory Neely House and Woodruff-Fontaine House for unique glimpses into life of that era.

You’ll learn about the intriguing history of the grand families who once called them home.

Another historic stop is the Mageveny House, a cottage home built in the 1830’s as a home to Irish Immigrant, Eugene Magevney. This typical pre-Civil War middle class home furnished as it might have been in 1850. Free tours are given on the first Saturday of each month from 1 - 4 pm.

As lunch approaches, head towards The Edge’s ethnic restaurants. For a Venezuelan experience, try Arepa y Salsa. Or check out Memphis’ only

After being on your feet all day, enjoy the relaxing experience of aromatherapy and aqua massage at Relax H20 Inc. Oxygen bars and “dry” aqua massage beds will re-energize your muscles as you continue to explore the neighborhood.

Swing by the St. Blues Guitar Workshop to see the axes of choice for Eric Clapton, Joe Walsh, Albert King, Billy Gibbons, and other music legends.

Feeling artsy? Pop into Garden Path Studio for an art class or view the latest art exhibit at Marshall Arts. You can even treat yourself to a piece of unique, handcrafted furniture at Nappi Head’s if you wish.

Grab a local brew at High Cotton Brewery’s tasting room, or wind down the night at Mollie Fontaine Lounge, named one of the best bars in the country. Feeling chill? The sophisticated and intimate The Dizzy Bird Lounge is a haven for jazz lovers.

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Nappi Head Art Galler y & Gift Shop

Unique hand made art pieces & carvings from reclaimed media.

(Locally owned) 664 S. Marshall • 240-0078 nappiheadart.com

Trolley Stop Market

Locally grown and made produce and products with a full-service restaurant. (Locally owned) 704 Madison • 526-1361 trolleystopmarket.com

Holliday Flowers & Events Florist and gift shop.

1149 Union • 753-2400 hollidayflowers.com

Office Depot

Garden Path Studios

Office supplies, computers, cameras and tech guides 785 Union • 543-2667 officedepot.com

Studio for artist Kristi Duckworth.

Unique and eclectic paintings and mosaics available. (Locally owned) 597 Madison • 525-1361 kristiduckworth.com

Saint Blues Guitar Workshop

Factory showroom for the St. Blues line of custom guitars and root music instruments, featuring smoking hot cigar box guitars. (Locally owned) 645 Marshall • 578-3588 saintblues.com

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hop over to north downtown Mud Island and Uptown are national award-winning neighborhoods and home to more than 6,000 people with acres of parks and green space.

Mud Island’s Harbor Town community serves as a hub for commerce with restaurants, a grocery, school, health facilities and a boutique hotel.

Your family can spend an entire day at Mud Island River Park splashing in the Mississippi River walk, renting kayaks and canoes, and picnicking on the scenic banks of the River. Bass Pro Outdoor World opened in the Pyramid as a major entertainment mecca with restaurants, a hotel, bowling alley, aquarium, and more. The Pinch is also home to world renown St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. While there, step into Memphis’ oldest neighborhood for local restaurants and shops.

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mud island

uptown

Get ready for fun filled day with a walk, run or bike ride in Greenbelt Park, or participate in an exercise class at Harbor of Health with a view of the Wolf River Harbor.

Discover trap doors and hidden passages that helped lead runaway slaves to freedom at the fascinating Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum.

After wards, grab a B.E.C. (a bacon, egg and cheese croissant) and a locally roasted coffee from Harbor Town’s Little Cafe Eclectic for the perfect breakfast pick me up.

As the afternoon closes, make the must-see trip to the fascinating Bass Pro Outdoor World. Once you step foot into the Pyramid, you enter into an outdoor wonderland filled with shopping, indoor bowling alley, archery range, and more familyfriendly activities. Take the world’s tallest freestanding elevator 25 stories to the top of the Memphis Pyramid and find yourself in The Lookout at the Pyramid. Enjoy a 360-degree view of downtown and have a drink or snack up in the clouds.

If you need to get a little work done, step over to The Office, an eatery and meeting space in one. Enjoy breakfast or lunch while you TCB with office support services like copying, printing, and more.

Learn about the life-changing research that’s happening at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital with a morning tour of the place that is saving the lives of children on a daily basis. The massive St. Jude campus continues to grow with new research facilities that house the most advanced medical technology in the world.

After strolling around, swing by Miss Cordelia’s Grocery & Deli for the delightful lunch. Or make it soulful with fried chicken, catfish cornbread and banana pudding at Alcenia’s.

Enjoy a cocktail with an amazing view of the sunset from The Terrace at River Inn, and finish off the night with dinner from Paulette’s or a more casual dinner at Tug’s, Ferraro’s Pizzeria & Pub, or Movie & Pizza Co. For a more adventurous night’s stay, head back to the Pyramid to hit the hay at Big Cypress Lodge overlooking the unique Bass Pro Shops expanse.

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the pinch

Photo by Cat and Fish

St. Jude Gift Shop

Gifts, toys, apparel and home furnishings to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hostpital.

262 Danny Thomas Pl. past the gatehouse stjude.org/shop

Miss Cordelia’s Grocer y

Neighborhood grocery with fresh produce, specialty and gourmet items, and local products.

737 Harbor Bend • 526-4772 misscordelias.com

Paper & Clay

Modern, functional and handmade ceramics that are both beautiful and very usable.

525 North Main Street shoppaperandclay.com

The Ivor y Closet

Women’s boutique with red carpet styles, accessories and cosmetics. Featuring booties.

103 Harbor Town Sqaure • 527-9538 ivorycloset.com

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Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World at The Pyramid

Pyramid Wine & Spirits

Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid is more than just a store; it’s an adventure. The massive destination experience offers something for everyone, from the serious outdoor enthusiast to families looking to have fun. There’s nothing else like it anywhere in the world.

1 Bass Pro Drive • 291-8200 basspro.com

Large selection of fine wine, craft beer and liquor.

120 Auction Suite 101 • 578-2773

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downtown delights Photo by Cat and Fish

Not only can you find great eats in downtown, you can find delicious treats that will be the icing on the cake to an awesome day! We have several places that offer all types of desserts and delectables that will leave you wanting more. Try Makeda’s world famous butter cookies, or a bag of roasted peanuts from The Peanut Shoppe. Cool off a hot summer day in Memphis with a stroll down Main to Maggie Moo’s for an ice cream cone, or make a pit-stop at Love Pop Soda Shop for a crafted soda made with pure cane sugar and no high fructose corn syrup. Looking for a healthy alternative? Try a snack from 387 Pantry or a gluten free waffle from Bedrock Eats & Sweets. Or grab a childhood favorite from Wayne’s Candy.

Makeda’s Homemade Cookies

The Cake Galler y Baketique

An elegant boutique with a trendy art gallery and unique bakery.

Custom gifts for any occasion.

164 Madison • 654-3425

A delightful bakery specializing in homemade butter cookies, including 16 flavors.

488 S. 2nd Street • 745-2667 makedascookies.com

Love Pop Soda Shop

Over 200 thirst-quenching sodas from across the country made with pure-cane sugar.

506 South Main • 572-1584 lovepopsodashop.com

The Peanut Shoppe

A Downtown tradition since 1949!

Fresh nuts, chocolates and treats. Gift sets available. (Locally owned) 24 South Main • 525-1115 memphispeanutshoppe.com

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Maggie Moo’s

Highly curated selection of kitchen and pantry staples as well as assorted dry goods and housewares. (Locally owned) 125 South Main • 522-1912 maggiemoos.com

Homemade ice cream, cakes and pies. Including custom cakes.

125 South Main • 522-1912 maggiemoos.com

Bedrock Eats & Sweets

Memphis’s first option for pre-made healthy whole-foods meals. Specializing in waffles.

327 South Main • 409-6433 bedrockeatsandsweets.com

Wayne’s Candy Company Candy warehouse with over 2,000 items to choose from.

164 E. Carolina • 527-4370 waynescandy.com

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downtown museums Stax Museum

Rock ‘N’ Soul

Metal Museum

Sun Studio

Belz Museum

Cotton Museum

Fire Museum

Civil Rights Museum

Belz Museum of Judaic and Asian Art

A collection of more than 900 objects - some dating from 202 BC. The Asian Collection includes intricately carved jades, ivories, sculptures, paintings, ceramics, textiles and funerary art. The Judaic Collection reflects the artistic journey of some of Israel’s most celebrated contemporary artists.

119 South Main • 523-2787 • belzmuseum.org • Gift Shop

The Blues Hall of Fame

The Blues Hall of Fame is a historical record of those who have made the Blues timeless through performance, documentation, and recording. Since its inception in 1980, The Blues Foundation has inducted new members annually into the Blues Hall of Fame for their historical contribution, impact and overall influence on the Blues.

421 S Main • 527.2583•blues.org/hall-of-fame/ • Gift Shop

The Cotton Museum of Memphis

Tread on the trading floor of the legendary Memphis Cotton Exchange, which tells the story of “King Cotton,” the crop that defined the culture of America’s South and changed the nation’s history.

65 Union Ave • 531-7826 • memphiscottonmuseum.org • Gift Shop

Center for Southern Folklore

Cultural Center showcases the music, culture, arts and rhythms of the South.

The Folklore Store sells photographs and posters, folk art, books and southern foods. The Center provides tours and special programs for groups.

450 Mulberry St. • 521-9699 • Gift Shop

Ernest Withers Collection Museum & Galler y

A museum celebrating the works of renowned Memphis photographer Earnest Withers, internationally recognized as one of the most important American photographers of the 20th century.

333 Beale St. • 523-2344 • thewitherscollection.com

Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum

Created with the Smithsonian Institution, the museum tells the complete story of Memphis music and of the musical pioneers who overcame racial and socio-economic barriers to create the music that changed the world forever.

450 Mulberry St. 521-9699 memphisrocknsoul.org • Gift Shop

Metal Museum

Exhibits of the finest in contemporary and historic metalwork: jewelry, architectural ironwork, sculpture, and armor. Watch artists at work in the blacksmith shop and foundry. Picnic in the sculpture garden. Enjoy the best view of the River.

374 Metal Museum Drive • 774-6380metalmuseum.org • Gift Shop

Mississippi River Museum at Mud Island River Park

Discover the natural history, folkore, and mystique of the Lower Mississippi River Valley in this 18-gallery museum located on Mud Island in the middle of the Mississippi River.

125 N. Front • 576-7241 mudisland.com • Gift Shop

National Civil Rights Museum

Through collections, exhibitions, and educational programs, the Museum chronicles key episodes of the American civil rights movement and legacy of this movement to inspire participation in civil and human rights efforts globally.

450 Mulberry St. • 521-9699 • Gift Shop

Railroad & Trolley Museum

The museum is dedicated to document the local history of Railroad and the Memphis Trolleys.

545 S Main St #121 • 590-3099 • mrtm.org • Gift Shop

SlaveHaven Underground Railroad Museum

Secret tunnels and trap doors evoke a period before the Civil War when this house was a stop on the underground railroad used by runaway slaves in their quest for freedom.

826 N. Second • 527-3427 • heritagetoursmemphis.com

Fire Museum of Memphis

Downtown’s hottest attraction is the 1910 Fire Engine House No. 1 where the history of Memphis fire fighting and fire safety is told through educational, interactive exhibits. Pay respects to local heroes at the Memorial Wall honoring Memphis’ fallen firefighters.

118 Adams • 636-5650 • firemuseum.com • Gift Shop

The Magevney House

Stax Museum of American Soul Music

Stax Records was the hub of a neighborhood that produced so much musical talent it came to be called Soulsville, USA. The museum showcases more than 2,000 exhibits celebrating the music of such icons as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the MGs, and hundreds of others.

926 E. McLemore • 942-7685 • staxmuseum.com • Gift Shop

This small, white clapboard cottage was built in the 1830’s and was home to Irish immigrant, Eugene Magevney. Typical of pre-Civil War, middle-class homes, it is furnished as it might have been in 1850 and features several personal possessions of the Magevney family. The house is one of the city’s oldest remaining residences.

198 Adams • 523-1484

Sun Studio

Mallor y-Neely House

WC Handy Home and Museum

Built in 1852, the 25-room home contains stenciled and hand painted ceilings, parquet flooring, and stained-glass windows purchased at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. The Mallory-Neely House is the only historic property in Memphis to retain most of its original furnishings.

652 Adams • 523-1484 • memphismuseums.org

The Memphis Music Hall of Fame

Annual inductees into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame are selected by a prestigious Nominating Committee composed of nationally recognized authors, producers, historians and leaders in the music industry who are honored at this museum.

126 S 2nd St • 205-2532 • memphismusichalloffame.com • Gift Shop

THE studio where rock ‘n’ roll was born! Sam Phillips recorded Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, B.B. King, Howlin’ Wolf, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis in this studio in the 1950s. This was the first recording studio in America to be designated a historic landmark.

706 Union at Marshall • 521-0664sunstudio.com • Gift Shop This turn-of-the-century home reveals the humble beginnings of this musical genius. View artifacts and memorabilia of the “Father of the Blues.” Located on the street Handy made famous, Historic Beale Street.

352 Beale St. • 527-3427 • heritagetoursmemphis.com

Woodruff-Fontaine House Museum

An excellent 1870 French-Victorian, 16-room home designed by premier architect Edward C. Jones and his partner Mathias Baldwin. Fully furnished with 18th and 19th century fine furniture and accessories, the museum displays beautiful textiles and authentic clothing of the period. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Gift shop on premises.

680 Adams • 526-1469 • fontainehouse.org

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Downtown Attractions

AutoZone Park, 200 Union, 721-6050 Bass Pro Outdoor World, 1 Bass Pro Drive, 291-8200 Beale Street Entertainment District, BealeStreet.com Beale Street Landing, Beale at Riverside, 312-9190 Belz Museum of Judaic and Asian Art, 119 S Main, 523-2787 Blues Hall of Fame, 421 S Main, 525-3655 Cannon Center for the Performing Arts, 255 N Main, 576-1201 Center for Southern Folklore, 119 S Main St, 525-3655 Central Station, 545 S Main, matatransit.com Cossitt Library, 33 S Front, 526-1712 Cotton Museum of Memphis, 65 Union at Front, 531-7826 Ernest Withers Museum, 333 Beale, 527-7476 FedExForum, 191 Beale, 205-1234 Fire Museum of Memphis, 118 Adams, 320-5650 Gibson Guitar Factory, 145 Lt. George W Lee, 543-0800 Grizzlies River Fit Trail, Tom Lee Park on Riverside Drive Jack Robinson Gallery, 44 Huling, 576-0708 MATA North Terminal, 444 N Main Mallory Neely House, 652 Adams, 523-1484 Magevney House, 198 Adams, 526-4464 Memphis College of Art Grad School, 477 S Main Memphis Cook Convention Center, 255 N Main, 576-1200 Memphis Farmers Market, Central Station Pavillion, memphisfarmersmarket.org Memphis Railroad & Trolley Museum, 545 S Main, 590-3099 Memphis Riverboats, 45 S Riverside, 527-2628 Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum, 191 Beale, 205-2533 Metal Museum, 374 Metal Museum Drive, 774-6380, (off map) Memphis Music Hall of Fame, 126 S 2nd St, 205-2532 Mud Island Monorail & Skywalk, 125 N Front, 576-7241 Mud Island River Park & Amphitheatre, 125 N Front, 576-7241 National Civil Rights Museum, 450 Mulberry, 521-9699 Orpheum Theatre, 203 S Main, 525-7800 Slavehaven / Burkle Estate Underground Museum, 826 N Second, 527-7711 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas, 495-3327 Sun Recording Studio, 706 Union, 521-0664 Tennessee Welcome Center, 119 N Riverside, 543-5333 University of Memphis Law School, 1 N Front, 678-2426 Visible Music College, 200 Madison, 381-3939 WC Handy Home & Museum, 352 Beale, 527-3427 Woodruff-Fontaine House, 680 Adams, 526-1469

Downtown Parks

Army/Navy Park, GE Patterson at Third, 636-4200 Ashburn Copock Park, Riverside Drive, 312-9190 Barking Lot Dog Park, Main Street at Jefferson, 575-0540 Butler Park, Tennessee Street at Butler, 312-9190 Church Park, Beale Street at Fourth Street, 636-4200 Court Square, Main Street at Court Avenue, 575-0540 Greenbelt Park, Island Drive on Mud Island, 312-9190 Greenlaw Park, Greenlaw at Second Street, 636-4200 Handy Park, Beale at Third Street, BealeStreet.com Martyr’s Park, Channel 3 Drive, 312-9190 Memphis Park, Front Street at Jefferson, 312-9190 Mississippi River Park, Riverside Drive at Jefferson, 312-9190 Mud Island River Park & Amphitheatre, 125 N Front, 576-7241 South Main Bocce Ball Lot, S Main at Talbot, GoSouthMain.com Tom Lee Park, Riverside Drive, 312-9190 Vance Park, Vance at Wagner, 312-9190

Downtown Hotels

Best Western Plus Gen X Inn, 1177 Madison Ave, 692-9136 Big Cypress Lodge, 1 Bass Pro Drive, 417-335-2777 Comfort Inn, 100 N Front, 526-0583 Courtyard by Marriott, 75 Jefferson, 522-2200 Crowne Plaza, 300 N Second, 525-1800 Doubletree Hotel, 185 Union, 528-1800 Econo Lodge Hotel, 22 N Third, 522-7050 Hampton Inn & Suites, 175 Peabody Place, 260-4000 Holiday Inn Select, 160 Union, 525-5491 James Lee House, 690 Adams, 359-6750 Madison Hotel, 79 Madison, 333-1200 Marriott Residence Inn, 110 Monroe, 578-3700 Marriott Spring Hill Suites, 21 N Main, 522-2100 Peabody Hotel, 149 Union, 529-4000 River Inn of Harbor Town, 50 Harbor Town Square, 260-3333 Sleep Inn at Court Square, 40 N Front, 522-9700 Sheraton Downtown Memphis, 250 N Main, 527-7300 Talbot Heir Guesthouse, 99 S Second, 527-9772 Vista Inn & Suites, 265 Union, 527-4305 Westin Memphis Beale, 170 Lt. George W Lee, 334-5900

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Civic / Government

Archives Building, 150 Washington, 545-4356 City Hall, 125 N Main Criminal Justice Center, 201 Poplar Downtown Memphis Commission, 114 N Main, 575-0540 Election Commission, 157 Poplar, 545-4125 Federal Building, 145 N Main Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, 200 N Main, 523-7171 Greater Memphis Chamber, 22 N Front, 543-3500 Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau, 47 Union, 543-5300 Memphis Light Gas & Water, 220 S Main, 544-6549 Shelby County Admin Building, 160 N Main Shelby County Court House, 140 Adams, 545-4006 State Offices, 40 North Main Street US Post Office, 100 Peabody Place, 521-0159 US Post Office, 555 S Third, 473-3106

Downtown Shops

A. Schwab Dry Goods Store, 163 Beale, 523-9782 American Apparel, 530 S Main, 528-1722 APG Office Furnishings, 100 S Main, 524-5548 Art Village Gallery, 410 S Main, 521-0782 Blues City General Store, 144 Beale, 527-1555 Blues Store, 421 S Main, 527-2583 Botto Jewelry Market, 43 S Main, 522-9624 Chapman Furniture, 341 S Main, 526-2246 City Market, 66 S Main, 725-6132 The Corkscrew, 511 S Front, 523-9389 Downtown Candle Company, 107 GE Patterson, 207-2579 Eel, Etc, 333 Beale, 522-9291 Exercise Unlimited,387 S Front, 335-6993 Folklore Store, 119 S Main St, 525-3655 Garden Path Studio, 597 Madison, 603-2520 Gibson Guitar Factory, 125 Lt. George W Lee, 544-7998 Grizzlies Den, 191 Beale, 205-1551 Goulds, 149 Union (Peabody Hotel), 578-8868 Hoot + Louise, 109 GE Patterson, 746-8683 Holliday Flowers, 1149 Union, 753-2400 (off map) Ions: A Geek Gallery, 546 S Main St, 505-1146 Ivory Closet, 103 Harbor Town Sq, 527-9538 Jack Robinson Gallery, 44 Huling, 619-4478 Joysmith Gallery, 46 Huling, 543-0505 Kingdom Kreations, 203 Beale, 590-2136 K’PreSha, 525 S Main, 523-2433 Lansky 126, 149 Union (Peabody Hotel), 405-7625 Lansky Accessories, 149 Union (Peabody Hotel), 405-7625 Lansky Clothier to the King, 126 Beale (Hard Rock Cafe), 425-3960 Lansky at The Peabody Hotel, 149 Union, 529-9070 Lansky Lucky Duck, 149 Union (Peabody Hotel), 432-0943 Life Is Good, 100 Peabody Place, 522-0202 Lit Equipment and Supplies, 309 Union, 527-8445 Love Pop Soda Shop, 506 South Main, 527-1584 Luxe Boutique, 350 S Main, 579-2263 Memphis Music, 149 Beale, 526-5047 Midtown Bike Company, 509 S Main, 522-9757 Miss Cordelia’s Grocery, 737 Harbor Bend, 526-4772 Muse Inspired Fashion, 117 S Main, 526-8737 Metal Museum Shop, 374 Metal Museum Dr, 774-6380 (off map) Motamedi’s Glass Art, 500 S. 2nd St, 854-6004 Office Depot, 785 Union, 543-2667 (off map) Paper & Clay, 525 N. Main St. Peanut Shoppe, 24 S Main, 525-1115 Pyramid Liquors, 120 Auction, 578-2773 Quench, 99 S 2nd St, 207-1168 Rachel’s Salon and Day Spa, 10 N Main, 527-7511 Red Velvet Vintage, 509 South Main, 826-5503 Relax H20 Inc., 287-B Madison, 421-8351 SACHE Design, 525 S Main, 201-4046 SEE Main Street, 103 S Main, 495-9900 South Front Antiques, 374 S Front, 527-0109 South Main Book Juggler, 548 S Main, 249-5370 St. Blues Guitar, 645 Marshall, 578-3588 St. Jude Gift Shop, 332 N Lauderdale, 495-3300 Stock & Belle, 387 South Main, 442-222-8972 Strange Cargo, 172 Beale, 525-1516 Sue Layman Designs, 125 GE Patterson #13, 527-2872 Tater Red’s Lucky Mojos, 153 Beale, 578-7234 Tops Gallery, 400 South Front, 340-0134 Walgreen’s, 2 N Main, 527-0479 Wayne’s Candy Company, 164 E Carolina, 527-4370 Winfield’s Shoes, 2 S Main, 528-2222

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bleu, 221 S Third (Westin Hotel), 334-5950 Blues City Café, 138 Beale, 526-3637 Cafe Pontotoc, 314 S Main, 401-0043 eighty3, 83 Madison (Madison Hotel), 333-1224 Felicia Suzanne’s, 80 Monroe, 523-0877 Flight, 39 S Main Street, 521-8005 Itta Bena, 143 Beale, 578-3031 King’s Palace Cafe, 162 Beale, 521-1851 The Majestic Grille, 145 S Main, 522-8555 McEwen’s on Monroe, 122 Monroe, 527-7085 Mollie Fontaine House, 679 Adams, 524-1886 Onix, 412 S Main, 552-4609 Rizzo’s Diner,492 South Main, 523-2033 Terrace at River Inn, 50 Harbor Town Sq, 260-3366

Asian

Bangkok Alley, 121 Union, 522-2010 Bluefin, 135 Main St, 528-1010 South Main Sushi & Grill, 520 S Main, 249-2194 Yao’s Mandarin House, 113 S Main, 523-2065

Bar, Grill and Burgers

Alfred’s On Beale, 197 Beale, 525-3711 B.B. King’s Blues Club, 143 Beale, 524-5464 Bardog Tavern, 73 Monroe, 275-8752 Blind Bear Speakeasy, 119 S Main, 417-8435 Beale Street Tap Room, 168 Beale, 527-4392 Blue Monkey, 529 Front, 527-6665 Blue Note Bar & Grill, 341 Beale, 577-8387 Brass Door Irish Pub, 152 Madison, 572-1813 Dizzy Bird Jazz Club, 656 Marshall, 502-3486 Dyer’s, 205 Beale, 527-3937 Earnestine & Hazel’s, 531 S Main, 523-9754 Flying Saucer, 130 Peabody Pl, 523-PINT Flynn’s Restaurant & Bar, 159 Beale, 523-1940 Hard Rock Cafe, 126 Beale, 529-0007 High Cotton Brewing Company, 598 Monroe, 896-9977 Hole in the Wall, 84 GE Patterson Hooter’s Downtown, 250 Peabody Pl, 523-9464 Huey’s, 77 Second St, 527-2700 Jerry Lee Lewis’ Cafe & Honky Tonk, 310 Beale, 654-9171 Kooky Canuck, 97 Second, 578-9800 Kudzus, 603 Monroe Ave, 525-4924 (off map) LOCAL Gastropub, 95 S Main, 473-9573 Max’s Bar & Grill, 115 GE Patterson, 528-8600 Oshi Burger Bar, 94 South Main, 341-2091 People’s on Beale, 323 Beale, 523-7627 Riverfront Bar & Grill, 251 Riverside Dr, 524-0817 Roxie’s, 520 N Third, 525-2817 Rum Boogie Cafe, 182 Beale, 528-0150 Sam’s Hamburgers and More, 94 N Main, 543-9977 Sam’s Hamburgers and More, 3 S Main, 545-0048 Silky O’Sullivan’s, 183 Beale, 522-9596 Silly Goose, 100 Peabody Place, 435-6917 SOB l South of Beale, 361 S Main, 526-0388 Tap and Tamp, 122 Gayoso, 207-1053 Tin Roof, 315 Beale Street TGI Friday’s, 185 Union Ave, 523-8500 Tug’s Casual Grill, 50 Harbor Town Sq, 260-3344 Westy’s, 346 Main St, 543-3278

Barbecue

H26 Central BBQ, 147 Butler, 672-7760 H17 The Rendezvous, 52 Second, 523-2746 H20 The Pig on Beale, 167 Beale, 529-1544

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Coffee, Bakery, Desserts

387 Pantry, 125 S Main, 522-1912 Bluff City Coffee, 505 S Main, 405-4399 Cafe Keough, 12 S Main, 509-2469 Cake Gallery, 164 Madison, 654-3425 Cheese Cake Corner, 113 GE Patterson, 525-2253 Denny’s, 166 Union, 522-1304 Lil Cafe Eclectic, 111 Harbor Town Sq, 491-2683 Love Pop Soda Shop, 506 S Main St, 572-1584 Maggie Moo’s Ice Cream, 125 S Main, 522-1912 Makeda’s Cookies, 488 S 2nd St, 745-2667 Peanut Shoppe, 24 N Main, 525-1115 Qahwa, 109 N Main, 800-2227 Tap and Tamp, 122 Gayoso, 207-1053 Starbucks Coffee, Westin Hotel, 334-5940

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Mexican / Latin

Agave Maria, 83 Union, 341-2096 Burroti Blues Mexican Kitchen, 156 Beale, 528-1055 Happy Mexican, 385 Second, 529-9991 Marciel’s Tapas & Tacos, 45 S. Main, 526-0037 Ugly Juanita’s, 200 Beale, 527-2687

Seafood

G19 Flying Fish, 105 Second, 522-8228 F22 Pearl’s Oyster House, 299 Main, 522-9070

Steak House

G27 Double J Smokehouse, 124 GE Patterson, 347-2648 F17 Mesquite Chop House, 88 Union, 527-5337 G18 Texas de Brazil, 150 Peabody Pl, 526-7600

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MATA North Terminal

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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

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Bass Pro Outdoor World

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Crowne Plaza

Memphis Cook Convention Center

Sheraton Downtown

Cannon Center

Federal Reserve

Holiday Inn Select

Union

Gayoso

Post Office

Belz Museum

Peabody Place Tower

Center for So Folklore

Peabody Place

Double Tree Hotel

Fourth Street

Peabody Hotel

Third Street

The Core

Cotton Museum

Hampton Inn & Suites

The Orpheum

Elvis Presley Plaza

Orpheum Leadership Center

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Bocce Ball

Talbot Robinson Gallery

Huling

Tom Lee Park

Butler Park

Contemporary Media

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Tennessee Brewery

Blues Hall of Fame

National Civil Rights Museum

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MCA Grad School

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Emerge Memphis

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Railroad & Trolley Museum

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Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum

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Visible Music College

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AutoZone HQ

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Court Square

James Lee B&B

Woodruff Fontaine

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Victorian Village

Dog Park

Springhill Suites

Cossitt Library

MalloryNeely House

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Mud Island River Park

Washington

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Falls Bldg U of M Law School

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Adams

Court Sq Center

Courtyard Marriott Raymond James Sleep Tower Inn

Memphis Park

Magevney House

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Mississippi River Park

Comfort Inn

Criminal Justice Center

Washington

Court House

Fire Museum

Main Street

City Hall

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Archives Bldg

Civic Center

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Mud Island Skywalk and Monorail Entrance

County Bldg

Second Street

Exchange

Federal Bldg Tennessee Welcome Center

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Third Street

Aldo’s Pizza, 100 South Main, 577-7743 Capriccio Grill, Peabody Hotel, 529-4000 Ferraro’s Pizzeria & Pub, 111 Jackson, 522-2033 Movie and Pizza Co., 110 Harbor Town Square, 527-2233 New York Pizza, 45 South Main, 527-3030 Spaghetti Warehouse, 40 Huling, 521-0907 Spindini, 383 S Main, 578-2767

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Alcenia’s, 317 Main, 523-0200 Arcade Restaurant, 540 Main, 526-5757 Belle Diner, 117 Union, 433-9851 Blue Plate Cafe, 113 Court, 523-2050 DejaVu, 51 S Main, 505-0212 Folklore Cafe, 119 S Main, 869-5623 Green Beetle, 325 Main, 525-3354 Gus’s Fried Chicken, 310 Front, 527-4877 Little Tea Shop, 69 Monroe, 525-6000 Main Street Cafe., 97 North Main, 672-8518 Marmalade Restaurant, 153 GE Patterson, 522-8800 Miss Polly’s Soul City Cafe, 154 Beale, 527-9060 Trolley Stop Market, (off map) 704 Madison, 526-1361 Willie Moore’s Family Restaurant, 109 N Main, 521-4674

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Mud Island

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Mud Island Marina

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Bedrock Eats & Sweets, 327 S. Main, 409-6433 Bogie’s Delicatessen, 80 Monroe, 525-6764 Bon Ton Cafe, 150 Monroe, 525-0883 Cafe Keough, 12 S Main, 509-2469 City Market, 66 S Main, 725-6132 Court House Deli, 22 N Main, 527-2253 Front Street Deli, 77 Front, 522-8943 Lenny’s Sub Shop, 153 S Main,529-4377 Lenny’s Sub Shop, 22 N Front, 543-9230 Lunchbox Eats, 288 Fourth St, 526-0820 Miss Cordelia’s Deli, 737 Harbor Bend, 526-4772 Southern Blaze Hot Wings, 200 Poplar, 575-0501 Subway Sandwiches, 85 N Main, 523-9668 Subway Sandwiches, 464 N Main, 521-9752 Subway Sandwiches, 920 Madison, 529-8200 The Office @ Uptown, 594 N Second, 522-1905 Wrapzody, 99 N Main, 791-2512

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Arepa y Salsa, 662 Madison, 433-9980 (off map) Automatic Slim’s, 83 Second St, 525-7948 Brass Door Irish Pub, 152 Madison, 572-1813 Chez Philippe, Peabody Hotel , 529-4188 Evelyn & Olive, 620 Madison, 748-5422 Grawmeyer’s Restaurant, 520 S Main, 800-1553 Havana’s Pilon, 148 Madison, 527-2878 Paulette’s, 50 Harbor Town Sq, 260-3300

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