I don't think I need to put a description on Beale Street! It is a great time always! Be sure to check out the Beale Street flippers!

This is a must see! Located in the old Memphis Pyramid. Inside there are several huge fish tanks and water exhibits. There is a bar with a bowling alley, restaurant and hotel! You can pay $10 and ride the elevator to the top floor for a killer view that over looks the bridge and downtown Memphis!

Loflin Yard is a bar, restaurant, and event space, but above all else, it's a haven in the heart of downtown. Grab a bottle from the wine rack, order food from the patio window, and settle inside or out. No matter which house you pick, you'll feel right at home in the Yard.

Our venue is right across the street from Raifords and we can't wait to throw a big after party there Saturday night!

Standing at the corner of Main and Monroe in Downtown Memphis, Brinkley Plaza is filled with Memphis history. Built in 1924, this historic site has been home to iconic Memphis institutions, the Peabody Hotel and Lowenstein's department store. Since 2002, it's been home to Felicia Suzanne's Restaurant and her distinctly Southern mélange of class and sass. Inspirations from all over the South pepper the menu. There are down-home staples from Felicia's Arkansas childhood, seafood in both the Gulf Coast and Charleston low-country traditions, and (of course) Memphis' soulful BBQ style.

Enjoy live music on Sundays, sip on a local brew, shoot frill picks in the ceiling and write on the walls. The menu offers 13 different burger choices, a variety of delicious sandwiches ranging from a grilled tuna fish sandwich to a reuben, awesome salads and yummy homemade soups.

This is the original Gus's Fried Chicken and the bride and grooms favorite restaurant! We highly recommend a Sunday afternoon lunch here before you head home!

In 1948 Charlie Vergos cleaned out his basement below his diner, discovered a coal chute, and started a legend.

The coal chute gave him a vent for his considerable talent over a grill, and allowed him to expand from ham-and-cheese sandwiches to ribs.Today, several thousand people on an average Saturday night pour into our basement and sink their teeth into a slab of what makes Memphis, well, Memphis.

Named Best Restaurant, Best Brunch and Best Chef, The Majestic Grille has won accolades in regional and national press. As a community gathering spot for the Arts, The Majestic Grille offers up a dining experience that delights all the senses! While dining, guests enjoy art shows highlighting up and coming Memphis artists, and theatrical & dance performances from our Majestic Arts Partners.

Whether sipping a mimosa at our 'Ultimate' Sunday Brunch, hosting a business dinner in a private room, or watching the trolley roll by on our beautiful patio, we invite you to join us for a special dining experience in our historic downtown location.