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!

As a person who shops frequently, I would say that this Mall is pretty cool if you are looking for…read morespecific items. The Macy's is really awesome! That is the store I shop at mostly. However, they have a few more stores that I go to like Aldo, Bath & Body Works. The food court is ok. They don't have a lot of options. So, you may want to think of that if you are planning to spend a day there shopping. There are not many stores that attract me, but hey...I give them a 4 star for the Macy's!

Oak Court Mall is no longer in existence. Drove by it Yesterday and it is just rumble…read more Goldsmith's/Macy's, a cornerstone of Memphis Shopping, long before Oak Court was added in the late 80's. I remember my mother taking us kids there to shop for everything over 50 years ago. Goldsmith's is nothing but blocks of concrete jumbled where a 3 story huge building stood. I knew it closed 2-3 years ago and it was auctioned off (this includes Oak Court Mall not the Offices portion) still stands. I could only stare out my car window and literally cry, as I am doing now. To tell you the truth, I don't know where to shop now. Dallas ? Chicagio? All the malls I use to shop at are all closed. I'll add photos in a few days of Goldsmith's/Oak Court Mall.

I nice assortment of stores. I didn't find anything today but that doesn't mean much. All my shoe…read morestores, Nike,Adidas and Puma. Clean and easy. Great values.

Deals, Deals, Deals !!…read more If you're in the Memphis area, then you have to check out the Southaven Outlets. This is a Tanger Mall, and although there are lots of deals to be found, you can find additional deals and discounts with the app. After a weekend in Memphis, I went to Southaven to find great deals. I stocked up on Columbia, PUMA, Nike, and Under Armour and even with the USD to CAD exchange rates, I still saved quite a bit of money. There are many stores to choose from, as well as coffee and food options, so that you can recharge and get more shopping done.

Where is Santa? Well, you can find him at Wolfchase Galleria lower level just look for the…read moreChristmas tree if your already inside the mall- walk ups are accepted but be prepared to wait- if your home trying plan your day with your family and getting kiddos Christmas attire set out then you sound like a bit of a planner like me -I got to the computer before I even set foot inside the mall--- Read more here: Cherry Hills - Create Holiday Magic located at the lower level really made all feel the Christmas spirit- all the kids we're so excited to see and talk with Santa Here are the deets: When I initially went online I knew the importance of scheduling an appointment for my boys to see and talk with Santa- by scheduling the appointment it elevated any unnecessary stress or discomfort- upon entering the Santa area there were two lines one long line for walk-ups and much shorter line for appointments previously made. *Click on events then scroll to (time to book time with Santa)I'm glad that I was able to select a Sunday afternoon appointment- We arrived with enough time for the boys to get some on the carousel time as well- all in all a good Sunday afternoon we'll spent Oh I forgot to mention $19 goes towards any photo package you decide to get after photoshoot at checkout- that same $19 is what is held online when scheduling your appointment -it's is set aside for you and is applied to your package of prints/and or digital copies as well also noting or you can opt to decide on what package when you arrive- I knew that I wanted a package so I had issue with $19 towards one of the three package options.

Spent 45 minutes at the mall while waiting for hotel room to be ready. Mall seems like an average…read moremall. No high end stores but a nice amount of variety in the food court. It wasn't too busy but it was a week day.

Large upscale shopping center at its finest. You can find all the places to be if you want quality…read moreanything here. Most all of the high end shops in America are right here waiting for you. For good reason too... Tons of options including Vineyard Vines, Lululemon, Tecovas, Kendra Scott, Lovesac, and the only area Apple Store. That is just in one freaking section! You can literally park and walk to all of the places I just mentioned. I could go on and on about what is here. You get what you pay for in life. I have learned over time that you can actually buy happiness. A wise man (actually he owned a strip club and was a major alcoholic back when I was a broke bartender), once said.... "Why do I care how much it costs, they print more money every day". I didn't get it then, but now I do. It's so you can lay it on down at one of these fine establishments. Come.... Lay it down

Over the decades, I've quite enjoyed patronizing the various businesses and restaurants here…read more I do miss the Bosco's brew pub that once used to be here many years ago. Local Lime and City Silo are both fun and delicious places to eat at now. Due to its popularity, on some weekends it's well nigh impossible to find an open parking spot. So, my family and I have adapted to patronizing this area during the middle of the work week. I really like the collection and variety here, and recommend this shopping center as a relatively safe and high-quality location.

This is the flea market to end all flea markets. Although it only happens once a month- the third…read moreSaturday and Sunday of every month to be exact- it is well worth the wait. Their website claims they have over 500 vendors, and I didn't take count, but it sure as heck seemed like a whole hell of a lot of vendors. So many that by the end of the day, I had consumed enough caffeine to feed a small country and was still so tired I felt like a 5 year old who just had her first Disney World experience. What can you find here? What can't you find here is more like the question. I bought jewelry, makeup, knock off designer bags, clothes and some fabulous vases to adorn my new loft. My favorite find of the day- the toy vendors. We were able to pick up some new guests to add to our ever growing Christmas nativity set- a California Raisin riding a skateboard, Hulk Hogan, Buzz Lightyear and Big Boy will all be attending the birth of our Lord Baby Jesus in our household this Christmas 2010. It only costs a mere $2 bucks to get inside their doors and they offer up a concession stand menu so you don't have to worry about leaving. Instead you can shove a hot dog and funnel cake down your throat in record time- you know so that lady doesn't scoop up the last of those porcelain clown figurines you had your eye on. This place is a hoarder's dream- there seriously is so many things you don't need, never knew you wanted, but have to have. Go with a sock full o' cash and a couple dozen energy drinks and I'll see you at the next one on September 18th and 19th. But if you try to buy any of our future nativity guests, I will knock you out with my purse full of energy shots.

This is not a traditional "flea market" so don't let the name confuse you. This is a "craft fair"…read morewith organized vendors selling clothes, soaps, handmade items, food, etc in an indoor venue (at the Agricenter) with an admission price of $3 per adult. There are a few traditional vendors with nice antiques and "yard sale" items, but I would not recommend going if you're expecting that. I give this 2 stars because the "Memphis Flea Market" is not an appropriate title, it should be called the Memphis Craft Fair. No disrespect to the vendors that are there, because many of their handcrafted items are very nice. However, this is not the place to go if you are a picker, looking to find a diamond in the rough, or looking to sift though someone's "junk" to find an item that fits your lifestyle.

This shopping mall is such an adorable little hidden gem! I'm so glad I stumbled upon this place.read more

Quaint little indoor plaza in Memphis! The perfect stop for a one of a kind gift at Avenue…read moreWrapping. Fantastic finds and ladies clothing at Lese's Boutique (Great prices here!). Clean burning and fabulous smelling candles at Penn Home (And candle making classes!). Boshi Botanicals is a delight and offers all kinds of things from clean and eco friendly bath products to detergent and tea! Don't forget La Baguette for that afternoon coffee and dessert!! Lunch is served from 11-3 don't miss the BLT or the classic chicken salad sandwich. Another restaurant option is Mahagony Memphis and you talk about good for the soul! The best mix of Cajun in creole in the city. And that's just the interior of the plaza! Don't pass by Chickasaw Oaks!

We went there today. The shoes were a great deal, but we were most impressed by the service. The…read moreemployees were so kind and eager to help. One lady went to the back for a different size in a shoe we liked. She offered without being prompted. Also, another employee did that for a pair of socks. Great customer service, especially for a discount store where that is usually not the case.

Quality/Quantity - When did this trip become a shopping trip?…read more My daughter wanted to make a special trip here to get more shoes, don't you only have two feet? Are you starting your own museum? After she reads this, she might make me delete it, lol. Well, she could not decide between two shoes, so I reminded her that we do NOT have any more luggage space and I am NOT buying more luggages. We left without buying anything, whew. Atmosphere - Consistent with our San Leandro, CA Nike Outlet store. I will gladly pay the extra 3% sales tax to NOT carry back an extra pair of shoes. Plenty of parking, be safe. Service - N/A, not one sales person approached us for service. Price - N/A. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1964. 1964 - Blue Ribbon Sports, Inc 1971 - Renamed to Nike, the Greek Goddess of Victory. You have an amazing history which is too long to list here. Congrats again.

Wow This place looks…read morelike an abandoned mall from a zombie movie. There's some little food shops near the opening that are still operating. And there's a barber shop inside and the people in the barber shop were really nice. There is a small variety of fast fashion stores inside. My guess is the people local to this area stop and grab what they need and go. But the exterior and the way people are parked in front and the mall at the curb... security (I think they were security) just casually and unprofessionally hanging out. This mall is not somewhere you want to stop unless you're going to a specific store to get a specific thing. You wouldn't want to just stop here to browse at all.

It was built in 1966, and was the first enclosed mall in the Mid-South. It has been kept up…read morereasonably well. Sears and Macy's are the anchors along with over 60 other stores. My favorites spots are Milano's and Macy's The mall has had well publicized incidents of crime but I felt pretty safe upon my recent visit and saw an ample presence of security.

I love coming here and I love Memphis for helping revive it back in the day, kind of recently!…read more Overton Square has had its share of ups and downs over the years and has seen a lot of places come and go. Not many, if any original remain. Billy Joel, The Beatles, and Wang Chung played at Lafayettes long ago, now they are about to close again it seems. Hell, there was a TGIF Fridays here back in the 1800's when Memphis was a saloon town. No one could get past the river for years, so they were just kind of stuck. That is how the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid was built. They were going to try and jump the river by chariot from there to go further west. Great success. Look at California now! All lit up! Weee I am so glad to still have the diversity of shops to still choose from in this block. You can get just about anything on foot around here. In the daylight, at least. Fish. Creole. Cajun. Beer. Candy. Sandwiches. Bacon on a clothes pin. Table side guac. Tacos. Booze. Pizza. Oysters. Bars. Hiking gear. Second Line and Swamp Bar. Ballet. Art. Local theater. Alternate medicines. Incense. Sky bars. Hotels. Hair dos. I bet you can even get cocaine for the low if you ask the right folks. I love Memphis so much. Eat. Drink. Shop. Be Merry. Tip your wait staff. Have a good time in the 901! Paul Revere didn't ride through here for nothing gang. '25 - 6/111

There is pretty place in Memphis！！！It's good to walk after eating. I like here！！！！There…read moreare many good restaurant too