Listen!!!!!! We had a TIME last night! Honestly we've been here 3 times, every time we visit…read moreMemphis, and this place never disappoints! The band was EVERYTHING! We danced and sang and partied the night away! Bring cash to tip the band because they deserve every penny! The bar was fun and the drinks were good! Highly recommend making your way to Blues Hall Jukebox Joint!

The perfect entertainment spot in Memphis for the blues. It's tight and crowded but the music that…read morenight was stellar. I never realized how sweet the harmonica sounded until hearing them play. Mr. Vincent Johnson & his band did their thang.

Great location, great food, wonderful staff and amazing music!! Best Ribs ever! Found what we were…read morelooking for in New Orleans in Memphis! Great Music, great food and kind people!

Back at BB Kings again for that MEATLOAF!!! Memphis if you love meatloaf and you havent had it from…read moreBB's then you are missing out. Get downtown and get this in your mouth ASAP! Ask for Shanda's section, she is a HOOT and keeps the laughs coming! All around a great dining experience. Keep up the great work BB Kings

Well, I hate doing two star reviews. This was definitely a night. I won't soon forget. When we…read morearrived, parking was horrible. The pay parking lot for Minglewood Hall was completely full. The pay lots all around minglewood hall were also full. We drove two blocks in each direction and was having trouble trying to find somewhere to park. We finally seen other people parking at a closed Baskin And Robbins, one street over. We didn't see any no parking signs. This was gonna be our only option. By the time we got parked and in line. It was getting very close to show time. There was a line out the door and it was moving very slow. They were having trouble scanning tickets. Their scanners were not working, so they were sending people to a window, to get paper tickets. We finally got in and seated. The show obviously started a little late. I have only been to Minglewood Hall one other time and my experience then was also less than stellar. The seating was just fold up chairs. They were so uncomfortable! A tallboy beer was $12! My son and I both love Brad Williams. I figured it would be a great to spend some time with him and see a good show. Although Brad Williams and his openers were great! This would turn out to be quite a bad night for us. When the show was over, we headed out to where we had parked. As we were getting close to the car, we seen about 20 other people. They were just standing aroung in the cold looking confused. At that point, we realized all the cars had been towed. In my opinion, this is why people don't come to Memphis for shows or anything. Way to much greed! The parking always sucks! Come to find out PB & J towing sits around the corner and waits on everyone to enter the show. Then they start towing people. If you do a quick search for them on here, you will see that they are very predatory in their practice. They have been sued and reprimanded by the BBB. I'm not sure how a place like this continues to do business in Memphis. That will be for another upcoming review. I know this is not completely Minglewood Hall's fault. But if you know, you don't have enough parking for the amount of sold tickets. You should try to work with your neighbors or warn people. I mean, come on, it was a Sunday night! The Baskin-Robbins was closed. We looked around and finally seen two very small signs on the other side of the lot that just said PB & J towing with a number. When you call the number, it just goes to a voicemail or disconnects. They are closed on Sundays! We had to Uber all the way back to Southaven, Mississippi. The Uber driver told us this is a every weekend thing. He picks people up all the time from PB&J towing in this area. Needless to say, I won't be going back to Minglewood Hall for anything. This ended up being a very expensive night!

Decent concert venue that provides enough space for a good amount of people and has good sound. A…read morelot better than the smaller venue in the same "plaza"/building though. I purchased "seated" tickets though and there were no seats, so I'm not sure what that's about. During big shows at least, they do charge for parking and it's like $20, which I think is a bit much, but whatever. We had 2 back to back concerts here in a single week and enjoyed it, but wish we could have had some sort of seating since we paid for "seated tickets" because my husband had a back injury so I paid extra for "seats".

My wife and I absolutely love the orpheum. We try to catch any show that might interest us. It was…read moreour anniversary. My wife got us tickets to see Gary Owen because she knows how much I love seeing him. The show was absolutely great and she picked some very good seats. I did feel like he cut the show just a little short. There's always that one drunk person that wants to yell out from the crowd. I think it was starting to irritating. What can you say about the orpheum? That hasn't already been said. It's a very nice historical place. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars. Is because like everyone else, they take advantage of people on concessions. I realized back in the day. This is the way places made their money. It's a little different these days. They make plenty of money on the shows. My other small complaint is the seating. Although its way better than Minglewood Hall, the seats are just too close together. I'm a big fella, and it's just very uncomfortable. Overall, they put on great shows and the place is very nice. I definitely wouldn't let the small things stop you from going.

Memphis does have a theater district & stars on the sidewalk in front acknowledging performers…read more The Orpheum Theatre, a 2,308-seat venue that opened in 1928 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Touring Broadway productions, Ballet Memphis, various concerts, comedians, a summer movie series, a family series of educational programs, and local cultural & community events such as Memphis in May, International Blues Challenge, and special Elvis Week events take place here. In 1890, the Grand Opera House opened on the corner of Main & Beale streets, and was billed as the most classy theater outside New York City. Vaudeville was the main source of entertainment at the time, featuring singers, musicians & magicians. The "STARZ" are actually names in the Orpheum Theatre's Sidewalk of Stars, a tradition honoring artists who have performed here. The names, found on brass stars embedded in the sidewalk at Main & Beale Streets, commemorate performers from the Orpheum's history, much like the Hollywood Walk of Fame,

A local staple that can often be found hosting live music. Large space to accommodate groups. Easy…read moreto make a reservation online to ensure seating. The food is pretty delicious and reasonably priced.

Went to brunch at this place for Mother's Day. Service was okay and the restaurant is spacious and…read morein a cute location. I didn't order a Cajun dish, but instead opted for wings. I ate a couple of wings then ran across one that still had feathers. That was the end of my meal. Other dishes ordered by others in my party, a Cajun pasta and pizza, were not very tasty either. I think it's safe to say I will not be going back.

Fun bar with live music right in the heart of Beale Street. Drink specials and late kitchen round…read morethis out, a fun place to spend the evening on Beale

Awesome happy hour... love this place for some 5$ cold beer and some great bar food .. always a…read moregood time.. great live music ... awesome bartenders

What a fun night! I went for a work event, but I could see myself going back to vibe. They have…read moreperformances and events throughout the week that are fun and entertaining. You can go for karaoke, comedy night, concerts, and more. The drinks are pretty good as well. They have a cool balcony on the back. So if you want to chill outside for a bit you can. May I also add that they are a very inclusive business as well.

I'm not the type of person to leave a bad review if I don't have the best time somewhere. However,…read moreI've never been treated so poorly at any bar, restaurant, or event venue as I was at Hi Tone. The owner and staff of the bar were extremely rude and condescending to our entire party. We fully intended to purchase drinks and leave large tips for bartenders, but Hi-Tone lost our money and we will be telling everyone we know not to come here.

This is as good as it gets. We showed up at noon not knowing you had to have reservations. Luckily…read moreGrace who let us know this was her 2nd day and didnt know if she would be able to add us. The manager appeared and we were able to get the noon tour. Jacob is a hoot and very knowledgeable about the history of the brand. Never had us bored and overall did an awesome job. We were able to even taste the fermented one in the large areas.

This is such a fun spot to grab a drink and learn about Whiskey! Our favorite drink was the Hot…read moreToddy because it was so unique how they made it. The guy who gave our tour was nice, informative, and funny. We got to learn all about the history of Old Dominick, how they make their spirits, and then we did a sampling. We also grabbed drinks from the bar. This was just a super cool spot that w

We were in Memphis for only one night and hit Beale Street; the whole street was lively as ever…read moreeven for a Thursday night. The Tap Room had a band playing some great music so we poked our head in. Ended up staying a lot longer than intended and had a good amount of drinks too. The bartender was super friendly and the vibes in the place were great too. The place is just a bit small and can get a bit crammed, but otherwise a great place to spend a night on Beale Street.

Bartender saw me walk in. Bar empty. Never said a word. 2 couples walked in. Got served immediately…read more . Bartender stood 3 feet away at the tap. Never said a word. I decided to see how long it would take to get served. 30 minutes later I got bored and split. I came to Memphis for the blues competition. Terrible way to treat someone that's contributing to the community.

Peabody's Mother's Day Experience was fantastic…read more From appetizers to deserts, you could not be disappointed. Everything from seafood (Jumbo Shrimp) and Sushi to wonderfully grilled pork belly and biscuits and gravy was available. Then the prime rib and lamb and steak would be second course. Desert from Bread pudding and Ice cream sundaes to chocolate covered strawberries. Dining with live music and fabulous attendants. A special treat for wife and daughter.

This was a 3.5 star stay…read more We rolled in on a Saturday around 6pm. Didn't know where to pull up the car and ended up on the wrong side of the hotel. Once we found the valet--super long line of cars--it was clear it would be easier to self park so we did, no problems there as Husband had smartly gone inside and checked in already (used room key for parking entry.) Surprised at how enormous this place is between the hotel and parking lot. Everything was loud and kinda chaotic, downtown, the lobby, everything. Not my favorite vibe, also not the hotel's fault. We ate at Capriccio Grill. Food was very good (loved the Butter Board!) but the restaurant itself had that feel of a place where they serve breakfast lunch and dinner in a busy hotel 24/7 so no ambience to speak of. I would love to try the French place, Chez Philippe, when/if we return. Stopped by the bar for a to-go drink and it was long enough to note that the famous chocolate mousse duck was $13 on the menu but we had just been charged $18 at the deli for one to go. Made me feel less like a guest and more like a tourist being taken advantage of. It looked good but definitely wasn't some amazing dessert for that price. The room itself was quiet from the hotel side, despite being right next to the elevators, but there was an event at Autozone Park and a band was playing right outside our 9th floor window for most of our one night stay (until 10pm, started up again at 8am on Sunday.) Also not the hotel's fault but just one more unfortunate occurrence. The room was huge and comfy, loved the Nespresso machine. The bathroom on the other hand was tiny, but fine for one night. Super clean. We didn't see the ducks but I was enchanted by all the duck touches everywhere, from the duck-shaped soap to the duck-shaped single ice cube in Husband's old fashioned to the duck embroidery on one of the pillows and more. Good for them to lean into the duck tradition! Without exception, every employee was very nice and helpful. I would give this hotel another try knowing what I know now because I think it has the potential be a much better experience.