Stock & Belle located in the same building as Dr. Bean's Coffee and Tea Emporium is a surprise…read morediscovery in the middle of Memphis downtown. Their collection is bright, colorful, trendy, and exceptionally tasteful. I feel like a kid on Christmas Day pursuing through the beautiful clothing, bags, shoes and jewelry. Definitely a must stop for the stylish folks.

Cute clothing store, they have some home decor items - I wish they had more! There is a coffee shop…read moreinside, Dr beans. We sat and had coffee, it was decent. I didn't buy anything at the store but everything looked cute, I'd definitely come back again.

Quality/Quantity - What an interesting and good find. Spent…read moresome time here checking out the place, studying some history, buying souvenirs, etc. Atmosphere - Good size location. Three floors. See pictures. Good place to buy gifts for friends and family. Congrats on your continuous expansions, see website. Original restrooms so treat the plumbing accordingly. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 5pm, 7pm, or 8 pm. Service - N/A, self service. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1876. With up to the 5th generation family running the business. Now with the new second family running the business since 2011.

While visiting Beale Street, the Memphis heat had me craving something cold, so I stopped into A…read more Schwab for a treat. They have a charming old-fashioned soda fountain tucked toward the back of the store. The prices were reasonable, and ordering was quick, although the employee wasn't particularly engaging. After I placed my order and paid, he simply set it on the counter and walked away. I tried the old-fashioned ginger ale, which was surprisingly good. It tasted lighter and a bit sweeter than the modern canned versions I'm used to. The ice cream was also delicious and definitely hit the spot on a hot day. Beyond the soda fountain, the store itself is fun to browse, with plenty of souvenirs, nostalgic candies, and unique gifts. There's also a museum on the second floor that adds to the experience. Overall, it's a worthwhile stop if you're exploring Beale Street and looking for a refreshing treat along with a little local history.

My friend visited me in Memphis, so I took her to Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid…read more The interior has a really cool wilderness theme and feels way more grand and unique than a typical Bass Pro store. We also went up to the observation deck at the top, which was such a fun experience. The view over the city and the Mississippi River was amazing. The only thing I wish is that we had gone at sunset. It would've been even more beautiful. A Must-Visit for friend visiting!

Visiting the pyramid is a great way to spend an hour or two. We were curious and didn't know what…read moreto expect, but we had fun walking around! There are lots of fish (BIG fish!), crocodiles and more! There's an aquarium too. It's a typical Bass Pro Shop... but on steroids! You can buy almost anything sports or outdoor related here. Boats, fishing gear, camping gear, apparel... there's a fudge shop too. You can eat at Mark and Donny Walhburg's restaurant or stay in the on-site hotel! We didn't take the elevator up to the top for the outdoor balcony view. As of October 2025 it's $8 a person to ride up. Easy to get to and free parking!

What an awesome shop! It is deceptively huge. The rooms seem to go on forever. The person working…read morethere was great, asking what we were looking for when we arrived and offering many suggestions. When we're in shops like this, we're generally looking for work from local artists and Feelin' Memphis has SO much to offer in that regard. Definitely stop in here if you looking for a way to commemorate your trip.

Absolutely stop in and prepare to spend some time because every inch of the place is good! This is…read morelike going to the best estate sale and want it all. Every step is like finding a treasure and then you look up then over then down and you haven't moved! It is a girl's best friend and you need your friends so you can see more. The service was wonderful. She was so sweet and nice and showed us so much more inventory and information. It is on the pricer side but I am here for it. It is a lovely place.

Looking for voodoo help. This is cool voodoo store with gift or souvenir. It is voodoo time…read more The ambient is good. Please look up the ceiling if you walk in. The are a lot famous people sign their name on the frisbee. I saw whole cast of CATS, Evita, Oklahoma and more. When you try to look for some artist you know, it almost like search the needle in the haystack. Just luck that if you see one. The stare has various interesting souvenir. It includes lady boas. Be the lady with feathers of a night. The displays also have some painted skull. Voodoo skull face, cell phone case with skull, ear ring with skull, t-shirt with skull, voodoo tall hat, and more. Like to stroll on this store. There are some famous picture of people visited this place hanging on the top of wall. So go explore yourself.

July 26, 2013, I visited Tater Red's Voodoo Shop on Beale Street with Tony and Noel. The shop is…read morevery interesting..Not your typical tourist shop..it has a smell of incense and cluttered like Where is Waldo? or Where is Voodoo...lol !!! But there are some very interesting items in the store. Noel was in awe!!! She bought a few items and a great t'shirt to wear back in West Virginia for high school...hope they don't make her turn it inside out... I liked the shop and would go back again..

Mostly just tagged along with some friends who wanted to check out some clothes here. It's a cute…read moresmall corner shop. They had some nice unique pieces of clothing, and jewelry that the owner sold,handmade by her. She was very nice and helpful. Clothes here were not my style or budget, more so my friend's style.

Our daughter wanted to go in and check out this boutique. Once we entered we met the owner and…read moreanother lady. We were asked if we like snakes and we responded no and then were met with a hateful response. Both ladies were snotty and rude. We decided at this point to leave and the owner said well maybe BassPro would better suit you all. So today we took our daughter to BassPro and had a great time and staff were super friendly! Maybe increase your Zoloft dose before you greet people next time Muse owner!

Great clothes that Elvis would still buy today if it hadn't snowed It's on Beale street so you…read morereally can't miss it and inside the Peabody hotel

Purchased 2 sport coats, shirts and ties when I was in Memphis. Jim Jetton got me fitted and out…read morethe door soon to be looking like a million dollars! Returned to Florida and decided I needed a couple more shirts. Ordered them on line. WOW, same day shipping and will be here in 4 days. I can't say enough good things about Lansky's! Be sure to ask for Jim Jetton......the guy is the best!

Do you have mail order for your t-shirts?…read more We were the couple that came by 2 weeks ago on 3 consecutive days/nights and bought the two green "Memphis - Music Forever " t-shirts and a coaster. We admired the vinyl records collection, especially the soul/R & B collection which were actually reasonably priced. Al Green, TP, EWF, and other superstars. Malcolm was there the first two nights and we chatted with him. He is the owner's son - but clearly is more or less the owner- and was so personable and friendly that he is THE reason we bought swag here. We checked out the other Beale Street souvenir shops but this place was more than a step above the others, way better! We went to Graceland, Sun Studio, Stax Music, Four Way restaurant, Cozy Corner bbq, Charlie Vergoss (overrated), Kooky Canuck, and Sunrise biscuits - but Memphis Music Records Tapes & Souvenirs had the best vibe of any of them (Four Way was a close second, highly recommend). All because of Malcolm and the variety of inventory they have. Thank you!!! I would've bought more but my suitcase couldn't handle more!

Friendly staff and a surprisingly robust collection of records immersed within the store's t-shirts…read moreand other souvenir trinkets. Prices were okay, but understandable given the store's location (Beale Street) and, most likely, high rent.

This was a surprise visit for us.. We didn't know that Memphis had a handful of metaphysical…read morestores!!! This was one of our favorites all because we were greeted with warm welcomes and smiles. We bought many things to take home with us. Aside from the store, we met with Tanya for a Historical Haunt Tour... who went above and beyond and did a tour for us.... She brought the historical magick of Memphis just by being magickal herself and she definitely had an energy that was the exact same as ours.. We did the walk Ghost Tour, along with our first Memphis street car ride!! The shop will raise your energy levels!! Have a great time!

One friend girl bought two candles they wasn't fixed or dressed either she paid 20 dollars a piece…read morefor each candle 40 dollars that's to high i told her I need to go check them out to see if she was telling me the truth or lying

Walking down Beale Street and stumbled upon Strange Cargo. I went in thinking I'd buy souvenirs…read morecheaper than buying at the airport. The young lady at the register was friendly and welcoming. I bought 2 magnets, a shot glass, and an ashtray for $37 and some change.

This store has a wonderful selection of items that you might not have seen before and things that…read moreare useful! I bought a great crossover bag and the price was unbelievable! I truly recommend a visit because you'll find something you Want or Need