My sister discovered this place and recommended it to me after she tried it out. It's a nice salon…read moreright off Dexter behind Kroger. It was aesthetically pleasing. They were very friendly as soon as I walked in the door. There is a nice waiting area and some cute clothes and jewelry for sale to look at while you wait. I had my appointment with Stevi. I got highlights and a haircut. She was super nice and did a great job on my hair. I love my highlights! I look forward to returning here for more pampering.

What a wonderful experience! I was greeted immediately with a smile by the lady behind the desk and…read morethen directed to a cute little Hot Tea and Coffee bar in the back while I waited. Honestly, there were so many choices, I didn't know which one I wanted lol Within just a minute or so "Leah" came around the corner and took me to her chair. My hair is difficult, and I haven't been able to find the right person to help me with it, but I was so pleased with the results! I'm even going to get extensions to plump my thinning hair up a bit. Everything was spotless and everyone there seemed to really enjoy their jobs which says something about a business.

This place is definitely nice to walk around. If you like nature you'll enjoy it. The house changes…read more$5 to do the tour inside but you're able to walk around the property at no cost. They also have trails you can hop on and just explore and enjoy the weather (spring-fall) winter not sure. It's nice to keep history alive regardless of what subject matter it is. It shapes all of us in a way or another. The people in the house were nice and informative. Definitely check it out, enjoy and learn a bit.

The last time I visited Rowan Oak was in the 80's. Time does stand still (sometimes)…read more A visit to Oxford Ms. and a visit to William Faulkner home is a must. We missed the last tour but got to roam the beautiful grounds. If you are in Oxford stop in and check it out!

I saw Andrew Michaels it was recommended by the Michelin guide so we had to come try it! The food…read morewas pretty great. It's a family style Italian-mix dishes. My favorites were the Foccia bread (very buttery), the lemon chicken and the gnocchi. The ambience is a nice candlelight dinner for a cute date night or special event. We made a reservation in advanced and they had a complementary valet outfront, which made for a no stress experience. Our waitress was kind, attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. The menu is rotating with the seasons, a bit on the pricier end, which is expected, but really wasn't too bad for such high quality.

Several people recommended Andrew Michael Italian Kitchen for its fun concept every last Wednesday…read moreof the month. Chefs Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman, own this establishment (also Catherine & Mary's, Hog & Hominy, and Little Bettie Pizzeria). I recommend making reservations via phone or Resy online. They do offer complimentary valet service here. The street parking can be rough, as there are several other restaurants in this particular street area. It is more on the romantic and private side. The lighting scene is perfect. There is a full bar at the far back of the restaurant. FOOD: We tried the WTF (What the Food) Wednesday experience, priced at $75 per person, with optional wine pairings available for an additional cost. The dinner consists of five secret dishes created from local ingredients. Guests are kept in suspense until the very end, when they receive a handwritten menu from the chefs to take home. 1. Chicken Liver Toast (4/5): As a foie gras lover, I guessed this one correctly. The flavor was great, but it would have been even better if the toast had been served warm. It was rather cold. 2. Sweetbread Piccata and Celery (5/5): My second favorite dish of the night. The flavor profile was beautifully balanced, from the horseradish to the celery. We were completely fooled, as we thought it was some type of meat and didn't realize it was sweetbread piccata. 3. Spinach Gnocchi and Pumpkin (5/5): We were in love. Everything about this dish was heavenly, from the spinach-infused gnocchi to the brown butter, sage, and pumpkin. I would happily order a full entrée portion and take some to-go home. 4. Pork Shank with Risotto (3/5): Our least favorite dish due to the saltiness. The spinach was heavily salted, so we ended up picking it out. The pork shank itself fell off the bone and was cooked well, but overall the dish wasn't memorable. 5. Sweet Potato Cake and Vanilla Gelato (3/5): My fourth favorite. I don't recall much sweet potato flavor, but the dessert was pleasant enough. The service was great. Our server was personable and attentive. There was a slight delay between courses, but it didn't detract significantly from the experience. Would I return? Yes, would like to try more of the main menu items.

Great service, food and drinks perfect. Mimosa was very good…read more Will definitely be back.

If you like fancy pizza, this place is for you. Walking in,…read moreit looks very modern. You know, the plain type. The type that does look good, but barely has decor. We came at lunch right when they opened with no reservation, which was fine. There was plenty of seating but it did get a little busier by the time we left. The hostess and our waitress were very nice and attentive. This place is NOT kid friendly. Which is fine... not everyplace has to be kid friendly. I just want parents to know up front that they do not have a kids menu. I asked what kid friendly options there were and our waitress suggested a few, but we decided on just a cheese pizza. This was for my 3 year old and he did not eat it, but neither did my other 2 kids (ages 7 and 11) when we brought it home. It had no seasoning and a very tomato taste. We got the poutine as an appetizer. I forgot a picture of it. My husband has had this before in Canada and he loved it. However, this one wasn't up to par. He enjoyed it, but said an authentic one is much better. I personally couldn't eat it. The gravy was just too weird. As a main course, I had the "Mikey Likes It" pizza. It was good if you like basil. It was very heavy on the basil. It was a bit burnt though. My husband had the special which was a chopped cheese. He said it was good, but nothing to brag about. I'm not a sauerkraut fan, the bite I had was good, but I wouldn't have been able to eat all of it. The fries as a side were good and crunchy. Overall, we probably won't be back. It's just not our style. Not our type of "fancy" food. This is one of those "mark of I've been there" things. Give it a try for yourself because it's not terrible.

This new boutique, features handmade, rustic home goods, and quality home decor in the vein of…read moreHGTV's Fixer Upper style. Colorful jewelry and clothing, hostess gifts galore, decorating pieces, and even something for baby fill the individual vendor spaces tastefully, and are a feast for the eyes. If "upscale country chic" is your thing, or you are a fan of crops as art, or anything Southern and adorbz, this has to be your next stop! New owners are first time entrepreneurs with a passion for the funky and fabulous, and a friendly penchant for assisting guests. Take your time, as every corner of this place has something different to offer, though it all blends seamlessly into one theme. Conveniently located on Poplar Pike near Forest Hill-Irene, The Truffle Pig will surely become a regular on my gift shopping roster.

From the owner: We are a small town business, in the heart of Germantown, Tennessee. The Truffle Pig is a design…read moreand lifestyle boutique featuring a well-curated selection of goods. Each item is hand-picked for its spirit, beauty and respect for our planet. Our home decor, gifts, jewelry and art specialize in the perfectly classic or the perfectly quirky. Our store is home to many local and talented artisans that would love to help you tell your story.

John Elkington,envisioned attractions & amenities that would connect the street's rich past with…read morethe future. Elkington's idea for the Beale Street Brass Note Walk of Fame offered this connection, as visitors from all over the world can read the names of the talented people who put Memphis music & Beale St on the map. There were brief biographies of the honorees, offering a glimpse into the lives of the musicians, composers, disc jockeys, promoters & music supporters whose names grace the sidewalks of Beale Street.

A little piece of history to explore when visiting Beale Street…read more From the 1920s to the 1940s, Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters, Albert King, Memphis Minnie, B. B. King, Rufus Thomas, Rosco Gordon and other blues and jazz legends played on Beale Street and helped develop the style known as Memphis Blues. There are 170 brass notes on the Walk of Fame on Beale Street which cover all music genres.