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!

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.

In 1927, this was a Sears Distribution Center…read more Now it's called the Crosstown Concourse! It's a lively community center. It's got housing, business, entertainment, and even the medical facilities that make you well. This was the retail industry giant in its day! When you ordered something from Sears, it mailed from here in Memphis,Tennessee. Now in 1993 it closed. Then after two decades of decay, a visionary stepped in and took over. The building became a living space. A time capsule to the past, but livable for the present. It gave the building a unique future. The building was sick, but now it's just beautiful. The exposed brick walls can be seen and overlap the new safety features to make it have the original design and feel. The interior of this building has a 425 seat theater. That's how large this building is. Why not make it housing, arts center, and all the inclusive space that you would need for your social space and beyond. When in Memphis, Tennessee they are keeping the memories of the past still alive for all to see and remember!

There is always something to do at Crosstown! Very fun, and lots of neat businesses to check out…read moreinside. I love their art galleries, if they are open (limited hours). They recently changed their parking system and now have cameras that take your license plate, and it is no longer free unless you are visiting a specific business after 6pm, which is the reason they get 4 stars, and not 5. They have some neat events and it is a cool place for kids to explore during the day, especially when it is hot outside. They got everything from housing, to dining, to entertainment, to fitness/wellness. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

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

Audubon Place is a strip mall located in East Memphis off Perkins Extended and Audubon. It's one of…read moremy favorite strip malls in the area because it houses two of my favorite stores and restaurant. It's anchored by Target and Superlo grocery store. My favorite stores are the Pottery Barn and William Sonoma outlets. They are a bargain shoppers dream! I have reviewed each of them separately - check them out for details. I promise you won't be disappointed by the selection or prices. The mall also features a nail salon, a liquor store, Lenny's Sub Shop (stop in for their ice tea and cookies!) UPS Store and Dan McGuinnes. It's worth the trip for the two outlet stores.

This wasn't a terrible shopping center, but confirmed their shopping options are dramatically…read moredifferent that New Orleans'.

Carrefour is a nice shopping center located at the corner of Poplar Ave and Kirby Parkway. It…read moreconsists of several restaurants, and specialty stores. Macaroni Grill is the largest restaurant and Borders is the largest store. Specialty stores include Jos. A Banks (clothing) Happi Names (gifts, and children's items) Stickhead Lacrosse, Oriental Rugs and Sensational Sofas. There is also a Little Gym, Swanky's Taco and Mister B's (restaurant). I love to go to the Happi Store for gifts, stationery and kids items. The Borders is a great bookstore with a big selection and huge kid's area. I always find what I need here. Why go here vs other area shopping centers? If you are looking for unique children's gifts and accessories the Happi Store is the place to find it and this location is the largest, Jos A Banks is a unique clothing store and Mister B's is a good local restaurant. Go for these offerings and enjoy the other shops while you are there.

Trinity Commons is an overall good shopping plaza that is well-maintained, conveniently located and…read morehas good enough feel about it. I would say that the Kroger supermarket is the anchor location and it has several dining options, banks, retail stores and more. I would definitely recommend here.

Conveniently located option for quick Target trips, lunch breaks, tech needs, and party supplies!…read more Ridgeway Trace is at one of the last few lights before you officially hit Germantown. It's got the typical suburban shopping center staples: Target, multiple eateries, and a Best Buy. Food options include: Chipotle, Panera, Genghis Grill, Logan's Roadhouse, Panda Express, The Burger Joint, Yogurt Mountain, and Red Koi Japanese Cuisine. There's also a party supply store, Pet Smart, Lane Bryant, and a chiropractic place. If there's something you need before you hop on I-240, you'll probably find it here.