Overall, a great experience. I did visit during Spring Break, on a Wednesday, so that was a "double…read morewhammy". (Wednesdays are discounted bowling days). The wait was around 2 hours due to that but I think that shows how popular this place is. I didn't get to try the food because my group went to get another option while we waited our 2 hours (plenty options close by) but the wings looked amazing and from what I hear, they are. They didn't turn the lights out to do the cosmic bowling but that was ok. The lanes were nice and maintained and provided consistent rolls. There is also a game room and places to sit while you wait. TVs all around showing sporting events and not overly loud for what it is. I would go back!

Been going to this location for over 9 years many birthday party's held there. Countless times have…read moreI had no problem getting bumpers put on put on for the kids. Recently went there and was told that kids 9 and older will no longer be allowed to have bumpers. I have two older kids with disability's and was told that it does not matter and these are the rules by guy who would thinks wearing sunglasses inside when its dark is proper while talking to customers and explains he is the manager btw and its rules like it or leave is what I was told. How are kids supposed to enjoy the game or get better when they are hitting the gutter all the time. If you managed better and walked your floor you can prevent the older kids you so blame from acting out and throwing the balls at bumpers like you claim instead standing in groups and not doing nothing. You lost 9 years of business and birthdays from friends and family over laziness to manage.

Cool ambience, decent service. They only offer iced drinks in their largest size and you have to…read morepay to use the board games.

If you're looking for a quiet place to read, do some work, try a new drink, or play games, this is…read morethe spot. They have an extensive list of cocktails and coffee, as well as café food. The atmosphere is cozy, and they have a board game library that you can utilize for $5. It would be a good spot to meet up with a friend and catch up!

Just wanted to update you all and let you know that there is a really cool Mickey Mouse Clubhouse…read moreexhibit her at the museum until September. It includes interactive stations for children to learn and explore! You can also purchase souvenirs from the gift shop! Oh and let's not forget about the splash pad! It's perfect for those hot summer days!

I've visited here 3x, most recently accompanying my grandchild on a field trip. A lot of thought…read morehas gone into designing and creating exhibits the offer the perfect balance of learning and fun. The staff is pleasant and caring. Little things matter, like the free parking and beautifully cleaned restrooms (at least they have been at arrival during the morning). Thank you, CMM, for good family memories.

This is a great place to go if you're looking for something to do on a summer weekend, especially…read moreif you want to be indoors. They do have outdoor concerts every Friday in the summer, but they also offer events that are inside. I attended one of their "Jazz in the Box" concerts and it was intimate and lovely. There is a bar stand that offers a few select drinks, but most of the outdoor events are family-friendly. This is located near a lot do great restaurants and shops in Germantown if you want to spend a day out and about!

Amazing Arts Center! We used to always come here to see an old friend for her performing dances…read morefrom her class. Beautiful place.

Had a great experience! Lanae checked us in. She was very, sweet, fast and efficient. We will…read moredefinitely be back again.

Food is good. The service specialist show case great efficiency in team work. The ambience is…read morewelcoming, I enjoy every bit all the way to the soda fountain. Refreshing beverage and tasty cuisines.

Fair fair fair food food food and more food games and rides…read more Days visit Large ice icy Lemonade Juicy sweet Carmel candies apples Popped up corn popcorn's in the big bucket and large crispy fries these fries were long as my big boy pointed how long the fries were Oh how did I forget about the snow cone yep icy cold snow cones too

Loved the fair this year! The only thing that was a disappointment was there was no Ring of Fire,…read moreSky-wheel, YoYo, Rock it 360 and no Hurricane ride. Overall very fun! I just hope they bring some of the classic rides back but overall loved it! I know they'll be back again next year. #DeltaFair2024

This spot needs to be added to everyone's watch list! Very cool space (active loading dock AND…read morepublic art/community/movement space) which is beautifully adorned with murals in vibrant colors! I landed here after hearing about the summer series Dancing on Broad, which features instruction in a specific type of dance each saturday night from 6pm to 9pm. The event was a no fuss set up, but provided almost everything one might want while attending this FREE event - including food truck, beer and wine sales, and local vendors selling adorable clothes for women (sorry guys). The only thing one could ask for is more shady spots to stand - it was super hot out when I attended the event (once they add these I will make this a 5 star review!). Despite this, it was a wonderful event that allowed me to connect with fellow Memphians. I left smiling and thankful to live in such a great city! It's in a neighborhood that many locals don't frequent (Broad Ave Art District), but is worth the adventure and appears safe (take normal safety measures - like don't leave your purse on the passenger seat while at the event!). I think the events in this space will simply continue to expand. Free Wifi is also available in the pavilion. It appears to be available for rent for private use.

I may be a bit biased since I live across the street but I am SO excited about this pavilion…read morespace!! It was created as a community event space for musicians, performers, artists, etc. It opened May 10th and has free dance events for the next few Saturdays with food trucks and artist booths. Free wifi is also coming soon.

It was a rainy cold day so we opted for the pink museum. I did not know it had a planetarium. We…read morebought tickets for "our night sky". It was incredibly immersive and very educational. It was a great experience for our family.

The first things I noticed after I sat down in the Sharpe Planetarium were the giant,…read morebarbell-shaped machine in the center of the room and the dozens of projectors circling the room. That, and the disco balls. Sadly, the disco balls weren't used during the presentation of "Bear Tales and Other Grizzly Stories". The lights dimmed, and I leaned back and watched as the star machine and projectors flashed the night sky onto the planetarium's domed ceiling. The current program at the planetarium is about a family looking at the night sky and telling the stories behind some of the most well-known constellations. The current show, "Bear Tales and Other Grizzly Stories", is about 30 minutes long and completely family friendly (it closes with a singalong, too). Following the regular program, Planetarium Supervisor David Maness projected some images of the night sky as seen from Memphis onto the ceiling and pointed out where common constellations are located. He also mentioned that currently (as in, tonight) Venus, Mars, and Saturn will all be visible, though, to the naked eye, they'll just look like extra bright stars. The Sharpe Planetarium has been open inside the Pink Palace Museum since 1979. Currently, there are 16 public and school group shows in the planetarium every week, and usually a few special private shows (the planetarium can be rented for the evening). The planetarium's shows change about every three months, which keeps them seasonally appropriate - the constellations that are in the spring are different from the ones that appear in the fall. The planetarium has shows every week, Tuesday - Saturday. Admission is separate from regular museum admission, but it's a bargain at $4.50 for adults and $4 for kids.