Exactly 195 steps from the Peabody Hotel! This local corner shop came in handy during my 6 days at the Peabody, a great source for Diet Cokes, fresh fruit, salad, and snacks. I even scored a few bags of fancy local whole bean coffee to give as gifts. Good COVID precautions in place. Wear your mask. Staff was pleasant and helpful. read more

City Market - the entrance to the store - Sandwiches Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

This was an odd little shop. There was some homemade food and containers for sale. The shelves were not very full and the prices were very expensive. I bought a couple of things that I needed since there was really no grocery stores near my hotel. Solved my problem, but not someplace. I'd like to frequent. read more

The owners are really nice but all they do is buy from Kroger and hijack the prices. I love supporting locally owned businesses but his prices for grapes are like 8 dollars which is crazy. It's always clean but the lady who works the breakfast is super rude. His produce is always very fresh though and I've never gotten an expired or bad food item at all. read more

Most don't even know about the hidden gem that's the deli inside of city market. What you see here is the Tuscan delight and turkey club. Chef's kiss my friend read more

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I stopped in to grab some food after an evening of travel and found out the place where you can order inside is closed in the evening. But there was a decent selection of salads and stuff in the cooler. It was fresh and tasty. The person working the counter was friendly and helpful - but I'd sure like to try that make to order food from there - looks great. read more

I absolutely love this place!! Me and a few friends ordered from here and the food here was amazing!!! Service was great as well!! Totally recommend this place!! read more

I love the chicken salad and the wide variety of other "Grab & Go' items as well as fresh produce and proteins there are to choose from. It's so convenient and easy to just pop in for a snack, meal or just a Coke. It is very clean and the people that work there are always so nice. read more

I drop by City Market for lunch weekly, and the staff is so friendly and helpful. Highly recommend the grab and go meals. The best place to get healthy options for downtown folks on the go. Salads and smoothies are excellent at well. 5 stars! read more

I'm not sure if this is the same one as the one in Florida by the same name but if it is they are both amazing. I went here with about 8 of us and the atmosphere was killer and I can't wait to meet everyone there next Friday. We have all made this our meeting place after not wanting to change for the last two years. food was awesome. I mean every single thing I tried was as good as the previous one and that has never happened to me before at a restaurant because I am so picky. read more

It's a cafe inside a convenience store but can offer a quick bite and some respite from the Memphis heat. Quick in a more southernly sense - of course; don't confuse this with NYC quick. Lots of salads, juices and smoothies on the menu here. We tried the tropical and the green smoothie - not disappointed in our selection. Wanted mango lassi but they were out of mangoes on this day. Smoothies were freshly made - no surprises and no added sugar. Mediterranean sandwich was big and packed with all the goodies. Blue cheese panini had grilled onions, red and green peppers, sun dried tomatoes - all good, but the flat bread for panini was so-so. They have around 4-5 tables plus stools and sidebars for you to sit and enjoy or grab and go. Prices were moderate - around $28 bucks for two sandwiches and two drinks. read more

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The Mrs. and I found City Market, and we split the chicken salad with wheat Berry bread, and it was fabulous, especially because of the delicious bread!! It was soooooo soft, that it felt like it was giving my mouth a great big hug with each bite!! YUM!! It came with plain chips, so they could raise their game a bit there. The fountain was out of order, so we got drinks from the refrigerated area. read more

Way overpriced and expected some more unique items or at least like an Andronico's, Piazza's or at the very least a Whole Foods. Thoroughly disappointing. read more

I frequent city market at least once a week. My favorite dish is the Tuscan powerhouse sandwich and the omelette (served weekends only) are fantastic. These two dishes were the sole reason for any stars at this location. As far as the grocery selection, it's hit or miss with some items being overpriced but others being surprisingly cheap. Down to the meat of the dining situation: With the exception of one young kitchen staff member, this has to be the rudest group of staff I have ever encountered; to the point that it's comical. On one of my last carry out phone orders they answered the phone with "what choo want?!". Nonetheless, it is certainly a Memphis experience to say the least to interact with these staff members if you are looking for an authentic experience. read more

Love this place for a healthy (but not tooooo healthy!) lunch. They have great salads and hot sandwiches. My favorites are the Asian salad and Tuscan powerhouse. The smoothies are also good. I recommend the tropical summer splash. The go green tastes delicious but has a very fiber forward mouth feel they also have drinks and prepared food to get you in and out fast. read more

Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is exactly what downtown needed. City market is pretty small, but they have international foods - POCKY!, fruit, veggies, some specialty stuff, (I found buckwheat flour & quinoa there), as well as a deli. I'm so glad that Easy Way (which incidently, smells like wet dog. Contrary to popular belief [and by popular, I mean me], they *do not* keep a wet dog in the store at night. I asked and they looked at me weird, but I digress...) and Jack's have some viable competition. Easy Way smells gross and Jack's is WAY over priced. City Market doesn't have a vast selection (it's not that big), but has a wide variety of food. It's just perfect for grabbing a few things on the fly. read more

City Market - My new addiction; hello, 10 lbs. Thanks, City Market. - Sandwiches Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

Stopped in to grab some sandwiches from the deli. Not too bad. Fresh made. Soup is good. Workers are friendly. Store is clean. read more

My friends and I stopped by to grab a quick bite for lunch. Our smoothies were watered down. I ordered a sandwich which had a long strand of hair on it. They made me a new sandwich but kept the same half eaten pickle and chips from my old plate. My other friend found a small hair and requested a new sandwich. The owner was compliant while the cook accused us of lying. Also the BLT had one piece of bacon. read more

This is the second time I've been in here just because it's the only place that's near by to get a quick snack. Please don't go in here and spend your money!!! all their food is stale and old they don't make anything fresh until they run out and it could be weeks before that happens. I walked in and asked for a detox juice and it took 20 minutes to make then while the employee was making it he touched his face and nose a lot to a degree that I didn't even want it anymore and he kept pulling his pants up not to mention their work station was very dirty. read more

City Market - Sry unsanitary work station where they make the smoothies! had an open container of half eaten rice plus on their phone just nasty!! - Sandwiches Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

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In love with their freshly squeezed juices! Quaint and cozy yet extremely spacious City Market is a haven for organic/ farm to table food lovers. We ordered the Tuscan chicken sandwich and Cajun chicken sandwich both were delicious and you could bite freshness every single time. Thier juices were out of this world we had ABC(Apple, Beet, Carrot) and orange juice it's probably the best you can find in Memphis. Definitely going back for thier fresh juices! read more

This has got to be the best deal in town on breakfast biscuits! For under $3 you can get an egg and cheese biscuit; they also have bacon, chicken, and sausage additions as well. Overall, it's a cute deli and convenience store wrapped into one and it works perfectly. Glad to have eaten breakfast there. Take out is available, as is kilted seating (maybe 4 tables of seats?). read more

Great little spot on main st for healthy food! The salads are bountiful and juices are refreshing! I really like that it's a real market!!! read more

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We were staying at the Doubletree a block away. I googled "grocery stores" in the area because while my dude and I were happy to exist on ribs and fried chicken, we needed some fresh produce for our youngin. This popped up so we ran over. They have a good selection of stuff but while they have cat and dog food, there's no baby stuff. No matter. That's not what I was there for. Rather on the pricey side. A bought 2 yogurts, a banana and a pint of blueberries and my total was almost $12. Ah, the price you're willing to pay for convenience. A handy store to have within walking distance but I wouldn't do all my shopping here. read more

There is finally a place to buy groceries in downtown Memphis. As the previous closest options were Miss Cordelia's on Mud Island and the Kroger on Poplar and Cleveland, City Market offers downtown residents a much closer place to pick up foodstuffs. City Market sits right on the trolley line at the corner of Union and South Main. It's a smaller store, but it covers all of the essentials. It has a small produce/dairy aisle where you can pick up fruits, vegetables, eggs and milk. There is also an extensive selection of oils, vinegars and condiments for a variety of ethnic foods. You can even pick up sundry items like lotion, toothpaste, shampoo and soap. City Market also has a prepared food section with ready-to-eat entrees, sides and desserts. (To catch up on the specials, check out the City Market Facebook page) I highly suggest the chicken salad and the chocolate bread pudding. read more

I am so bummed that City Market came to Downtown Memphis after I had relocated to Midtown. I cannot tell you how many times I had to drive out of my way and wait in the enormous lines at Kroger to pick up the 1-2 things that Frank's didn't carry. Let's face it, if you lived Downtown before City Market you were kinda screwed in the way of grocery options. City reminds me of a very tiny version of Whole Foods or Trader Joes. They cater to a very specific group of people and really only carry top of the line items. The fact that they are the size of a convenience store makes this a bit remarkable. They have a wide array of vegetarian and vegan options, as well as a pretty impressive selection of international items. I must also mention they carry some local to Memphis items, like my beloved Las Delicias chips and dips mmmmm!!!! The deli is what blows this place out of the water. I've had a few sandwiches from here- though the names fail me at the moment, the stand outs were a BBQ concoction and a little number with curry. The soups change daily and are homemade- never had one I didn't love. The best part of this deli is they don't just cater in sandwiches and "normal" deli items. I've been in on days when there are large trays of lasagna sitting in the window, hot pastas and again with the international cuisines. I've seen everything from Greek to Indian available hot and ready to your liking. The desserts look pretty freaking amazing as well, though I have not yet tried them. I should also mention for those of you who prefer to drink your lunch, they have a large smoothie menu. read more

I've decided I like this place for what it is-- a small, conveniently located downtown grocery & deli. Being downtown, yes it's a bit pricey, as are most similar stores in downtown areas elsewhere. They do have some fresh produce priced about the same as Kroger. I like that they carry both prepackaged and fresh Boars Head brand meats and cheeses. They have a myriad of health food store items that you would find at one of the larger Krogers or in Whole Foods, but you will pay a little more for the downtown convenience. They also have a few local items, including J Brooks coffee, Rendezvous popcorn, and chips from Las Delicias. I can't speak to the prepared foods since I haven't tried them. I don't recommend the smoothies though-- just fruit and ice. read more

City Market - I'm obsessed with these chips! They claim to be non GMO--I don't know how that could possibly be true, but they're delicious! - Sandwiches Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

The price and the soup was real good. Its a convenient location to downtown. Their Wheat Berry bread was such a good healthy option. Tracey read more

This is a review of only the deli and food service portion of City Market. I have eaten lunch at this establishment a handful of times. Each time I have eaten there I have either gotten a sandwich, a salad, soup, or a combination thereof. There are many different sandwich offerings, which range from the standard staples of a chicken salad sandwich to the eclectic in the form of a mediterranean veggie sandwich or a "Blazing Beale Panini" that has Curry chicken, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, and onion on Naan bread. I recently tried the Tuscan Powerhouse sandwich that has grilled, herb-rubbed chicken that is combined with provolone, pesto, sautéed mushrooms and onions, all on potato rosemary bread, that is thereafter grilled panini style. One word... Outstanding. The mainstay when it comes to soups is City Market's tomato basil soup. It is very well seasoned and well done. However, it is definitely not the best that I've ever had, nor did I expect it to be. When you're done with your main course, there are offerings of gourmet cakes that are baked fresh. They have chocolate, red velvet, coconut, caramel, or strawberry on a regular basis, or at least every time I have been there. I have tried both the chocolate cake and the red velvet cake, and they are both absolutely outstanding. So, do yourself a favor, and get a piece of cake when you're done with your main course. All in all, this is a great addition to the downtown scene, with their great, simple offerings for lunch that are done with quality ingredients and attention to detail that you don't normally get in a standard sandwich shop. Four stars. read more

As a convenient store, I'd give it 2 stars at most. The selection is poor, and wayyy overpriced. I once bought a non-family sized box of Frosted Flakes and it was $6 or $7 dollars. Their perishable items like milk are usually right on the verge of expiration, or have already expired. I've usually been stuck buying milk that's only 3 or 4 days away from expiration. Most of the time, I've found it's better for me to just suck it up and drive to Kroger. Their deli and pre-made foods are pretty good, and I've give them 4 stars for what it is. Truthfully, I don't believe their sandwiches to be that good. They use way too much meat and it essentially feels like you're just eating a fistful of deli meat with no bread, lettuce, tomato, or sauce to be detected. Their breakfast and boxed wraps are pretty good however. They do make a decent omelette and it's one of the few places on main street that is actually open for breakfast so you don't have to wait for brunch. It's also one of the few places where you can go to get a smoothie. read more

Just got a Cajun Turkey Sandwich. It took about 15+ minutes to make. I started to get really excited because I figured that this sandwich was about to be epic. Any turkey sandwich that takes over 15 minutes has to be epic. I finally got my sandwich. At first glance, I thought... no... this can't be... there is gonna be something under that slice of bread that is going to make me scream with joy. Opened the sandwich. Nope. This sandwich was so bad, and so expensive, it's almost comical. $8.73, and I could have made a better sandwich at home. It was completely plain. Just a few slices of turkey, some lettuce, a slice of cheese, and tomato. That's it. Literally. No special sauce. Not even mustard. Heck, I could have got this at Subway and at least they would toast it. I'm really disappointed, City Market. I expected better. Much better. read more

City Market - $8.73 Cajun Turkey sandwich that took 15+ min to make, and had nothing in it. I feel like I've been robbed. - Sandwiches Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

A recent visit downtown led to me City Market, where one of my commenters Samu referred me to. Really, I got the idea from Paul Ryburn, who boasted about their mystery chips. Scott, his mom, and I stopped in for a snack as we were exploring the downtown area. We got a few drinks, and I insisted that we buy the mystery chips that Paul raved about. I do not understand why they are called "Mystery Chips", as they are very thick cut kettle chips with seasoning. Don't get me wrong, they are great chips. I love that they are so thickly cut. I love the light seasoning they have on them as well. I also love that you can taste the actual potato. However, I don't understand their mystery. Either way, they are a great snack if you need something to much on downtown, while exploring. City Market also has sandwiches and lots of other great snacks, and a small grocery section for you Downtown residents. Stop by and peak in. read more

I love coming here on my lunch breaks! Their sandwiches are delicious (as is the rest of their menu, but I like sandwiches!). The owner will give you a free taste of their homemade Indian food on Wednesdays if you come in to pick up an order. They also are a small grocery, with a fairly wide variety of hard to find foods and spices from other countries as well as healthy alternatives you might find in a Whole Foods. It's a fun place to visit, and the owner is very active in making sure the customers are happy to be there and happy when they leave. read more

I was craving smoothies so badly one day and stumbled upon this place on Yelp. At first, I was a bit skeptical since when you walk in, you're in a convenience store. But lo and behold! They have a little cafe that serves juice and smoothies. The smoothies (I was with a few friends) were good and the man who took our order was very nice. I asked for some water and I was told to get some from the soda fountain...and--this is the weird part--another female employee working at the cafe, walks up to our table and adds the water to the bill. Not a word, no explanation. Just comes and does it. I mean it wasn't very much money but I was peeved because 1) No one had mentioned that they charged for water 2) I judge most places that are pretentious enough to charge for a cup of tap water. The nice male employee came up to us and tried to fix the situation by politely apologizing but...ew. I probably would've gone back if I wanted smoothies but now that the Juice Bar is open in Midtown, I'll be going there instead. You just lost a customer over 80 cents (or whatever it was) because of your rude attitude. read more

Cool, funky little grocery in downtown Memphis. Love this place, too bad we found it on our last day there. It's right by the trolley, and the Peabody Hotel area. They had lots of good, healthy snacks, lunches, etc. at good prices. A good place to stock up on supplies so you can avoid eating at the crazy expensive hotel restaurants. (But don't miss Beale Street or Gus's Fried Chicken, yo.) Worth a stop for sure. read more

Expect higher pricing on organic produce, but this place is a healthier relief from the indulgent restaurants and cafes around Downtown Memphis. Traveling from Los Angles, I'm used to a plethora of healthy options and this compares decently. Their sandwiches, smoothies, juices, espressos are all great and reasonably priced. I would only frown at the minimal produce options. It's a small store, but I've visited smaller with more produce in NYC. Fortunately I did not spot anything that seemed questionable as far as expiration. Give it a try, you will be satisfied...but don't expect to be blown away. read more

I rated them low because, yesterday, I had a second unpleasant experience with the staff. The first was one day not long ago when the chips served with my taco were inedibly stale. When I brought this to the attention of the man who runs the counter, he simply told me that that was all they had. This, despite the fact that this is a "market" which has a half wall of different types of chips for sale. Were one interested in one's customer's satisfaction, one might leverage the available options to replace the stale chips. Because there was no offer to replace the chips with some from the vast selection, I selected some from the wall and shared them with my lunch companion, who had also received stale chips with his tacos. That small bag of corn chips cost me $6. Unbelievable. Yesterday's event began after I had paid for my lunch and was on my way to join my 4 friends (who I had recommended to this place) when I realized I hadn't been given a cup for water. When I asked the clerk for a cup, she told they charge $.50 for a cup of water. After I told her I'd never pay $.50 for a cup of water she proceeded to follow me around the store telling me I'd have to pay $.50 for water. It was bizarre. Most unpleasant. read more

Outstanding! I love city market. Every sandwich is fresh and amazing. The smoothies are TO DIE FOR. Best smoothie in Memphis 110%. Also not out of this world expensive. Try the Go Green smoothie and a power shot. A night after some heavy drinking on Beale, this is my go to! I love the atmosphere, reminds me of a little grocery in NYC. The to-go food is awesome, the tomato basil soup and the salads are phenomenal. I'm so glad we have this place downtown!!! read more

City Market - Go green smoothie, power shot. - Sandwiches Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

We were staying at the Madison and needed a few snack items. It was nice to see that the City Market was open late since the Walgreens closed at 8. We only purchased items from their grocery section but they had a nice selection of fresh food, fruits, vegetables, drinks and healthier snacks. read more

Can anyone please explain to me what all the fuss is about when it comes to this market??? I honestly don't get it I mean it's just overpriced "health foods" and they know that they're charging y'all an arm and a leg because as long as you're being told that what you guys are buying from this place is keeping you healthy and making you live longer and let me guess this health food is keeping your natural aches and pains away correct??? Well sorry to disappoint but you guys aren't old enough to feel those aches and pains that come naturally with age but I PROMISE YOU that when you do reach that certain age you will definitely feel the pain in your joints it's only natural so my suggestion is for all of you health nuts stop making yourself miserable by depriving yourself of all the yummy food that truly isn't that bad for you in moderation and live your life in a way that makes you happy read more

I went to city market after reading the reviews on here. I do have to say it is a bit pricey. The salad was just ok. It is not very big for the price and it only came with one salad dressing. Two dressings were needed since it was such a small container of dressing. I think they have downsized their salads compared to the pictures on here. My salad was nowhere near as large as all the pics on here. I also had the Mediterranean sandwich. It was a very fresh sandwich and was worth the 6.99. I can't speak of the hot food, but it did look good. I probably won't run back and if I do, I will not get a salad. read more

cool grocery store / deli that has very surprisingly tasty omelettes. Try to goat cheese/blue cheese one, very satisfying at a great price. I just wish they were serving the local ugly mug coffee instead of the corporate starbucks crap. read more