I didn't originally have this one on my list of touristy attractions in Memphis, but I wish I would…read morehave put it up near the top. I love visiting these unique art installations throughout the US, which are sometimes in the most unusual locations. Painstakingly built over 45 years, and some say they are still adding to it...this is a must visit on your next trip. It takes about 20-30 mins to see it all. If you stop to take photos everywhere then add more time.

Beautiful day nature sun views beauty around serenity beautiful…read more Take a pict on the bridge or right beside it Take a pic by the waters edge

My husband and I had the sweetest little date night at Sweet Nothings on Madison, and it truly felt…read morelike we were kids in a candy store. The moment we walked in, we were surrounded by colorful treats and nostalgic vibes that made the whole experience fun and lighthearted. He chose the espresso cookies n cream ice cream on a waffle cone, and I went with the classic cookies n cream on a waffle cone. Both were creamy, flavorful, and honestly hit the spot perfectly. We also grabbed a bag of their fruit slice candies in a mix of flavors, and they were so soft, fresh, and perfectly coated in sugar. Each piece had a bold, juicy flavor that made it hard to stop snacking. We couldn't believe we only spent $15 for such a cute and satisfying treat. After ordering, we took our cones and candy and enjoyed a peaceful walk around the square, just talking and enjoying each other's company. It felt simple, romantic, and refreshing all at the same time. We're definitely coming back again and next time, we're bringing the babies so they can experience the magic too.

We can't not stop here when we're around. We had dinner at MPC, and went to sweet noshings after…read more This is my go to ice cream spot because they have such unique flavors and quality ice cream. They always have banana pudding which is my favorite and it's such a fun place to look around while you wait in line. There are so many candies to look at and they even had some Labubu balloons my kids were asking for. It's a fun place. We love the Chicago mix popcorn! Checkout was easy and $16 for 4 ice creams was a very reasonable price IMO.

Beale Street is a must do while visiting Memphis. My friends and I came here for 4th of July…read moreweekend and had a fun time. There are a decent amount of bars and shops but it is on the smaller side. My expectation was it was the size of Broadway in Nashville but it is maybe half the size. They do have live music at most of the bars which are a fun time. We found an Elvis impersonator and he was the highlight of the evening. We easily spent a couple hours watching him. Even though Beale Street is on the smaller and older side, it's still a must do on your Memphis bucket list

I think many are surprised with how tiny Beale Street is compared to its Nashville and New Orleans…read moresister districts. While it does still have its array of bars, restaurants and tourist shops, it is a much more chill vibe. You could easily be done with this area quickly depending on what you want to do. However, one of the big standouts that Beale Street has are the blues clubs. They truly do feel like the magic of Memphis! I also find it interesting the Beale Street allows you take walk around outside with alcohol, yet Nashville doesn't... So with that, there are a lot of 'to-go' type drink stands, making it convenient for some. While it might not be as exciting as other places, I still do enjoy visiting Beale Street while in town. It's definitely a can't-miss while visiting Memphis.

I have been coming here since I was a kid in the 1960s so I have fond memories. It's a real piece…read moreof Americana from the turn of the century (nineteenth century that is). It's next to the old Jackson rail station which must have been a busy spot up until the 1950s. It's hard to imagine that the water from the well has been flowing continuously for over 100 years. It has a strong sulphur odor and I didn't taste it due to the "untreated" warning but I remember doing it as a kid and not liking the taste. Make sure to visit the railroad museum next door if it's open.

The carbonation seems to have left this city. All the Mem-fizz has gone…read more Downtown Memphis can be a little sketchy and a little dangerous in parts but it also has a lot of great aspects and it's right next to the beautiful Mississippi River. It has an amazing Bridge soaring over it with a cool pyramid that reminds me of the Luxor in Las Vegas but it's actually a basspro shop. It wasn't always. There's also some good food in Downtown Memphis - for example one of the best taco shops (Maciel's) that ever eaten at anywhere in the country, which is crazy because it actually looked like it was going to be a little bit Westernized but it was amazing. There's a huge and very good burger. Hattie B's hot chicken sandwich is amazing. It's a local chain, one here, lots in Gnash-your-teeth-ville. There's some excellent fried chicken and some good barbecue and a lot of other Delights to be had in these parts. Knock yourself out. No literally. Here's a hammer bro.

There's something about Mississippi River cities, it feels like a bigger version of Little Rock,…read moreArkansas. The River front feels quite similar and the layout of downtown streets gives that same homey, spread out feel.

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.

I am appalled by the fact that it has taken me this long to attend one of these. The Cooper-Young…read morearea is one of my favorite in Memphis and this night was created to support all those great local spots that make it what it is. The first Thursday of every month, the businesses in the CY area stay open late and offer specials to those who attend the event. From 10% off to buy-one-get-one's to food and drink specials, there's definitely deals to be had. There's a live band in the gazebo area and random vendors of crafts and the like. Night Out draws a pretty decent-sized crowd, and this crowd is genuinely excited to be there supporting their neighborhood. That's something I can get behind. Kudos to the residents of CY.

Ever since discovering Memphis Roller Derby in 2016 through a Facebook event post. I decided to…read moredrive on over to the Pipkin building & see what RollerDerby was like. All I have to say is I was impressed from the the whistle to the very end. Watching the Roller Derby girls block jammers & jammers trying to get through. For $10pp you & your family can enjoy this high energy action packed sport monthly on Saturdays. Where you can spectate the fastest action on 8 wheels to touch down onto the floor of the Pipkin Building. I'm never impressed with the consessions as they are overpriced medicore & the selection is depressingly boring. I'd just suggest eating at the Highland Strip or anywhere in midtown from the Cooper Young area to Overton Square. As they are just a convient drive from the Pipkin Building but if your looking for an after party with the derby girls. Be sure to check out their group page on Facebook for more info on matches & roller derby related events happening in Memphis. fb://page/17275832821

Do yourself a favor and attend a bout. Go check out their Facebook page for dates during the season…read more(January-August). These girls rock. The bouts are awesome to watch and our Memphis teams are pretty darn good too. They have beer for sale, merchandise, food, and a fun photo booth for you to make your visit memorable. This team is 100% owned and operated by the team members. Advertising, venue rental, etc...every little detail falls on them to keep playing the game they love. They need your support.

Five stars, must visit! Peanuts, cashews, almonds, pecans and lots of snacks. Taste a few and go…read morehome with a treat for you or gift. Owner is a star, amazing service.

The only peanut shop in Memphis that still exist on Main Street. You get fresh roasted peanut and…read moreother nuts. I highly recommend the peanut store.

Had so much fun at my first Elite event. Tiffany was a great host as well as the ladies of Feast of…read moreGraze. Met some other Yelp Elite members and snagged some freebies because we could have all the elite swag we wanted. I'm excited to experience more of these events with my fellow Yelp community!

It's always a good day for Y.E.S! Shout out to @feastandgraze and @mooretruffles for hosting us…read moretoday!! @yelpmemphis @yelp