Open for breakfast and lunch daily. For a bit of history, enjoy your meal at the booth Elvis frequented when he ate at the Arcade. It's the last booth on the left.
On Man v Food, Adam faces off with the mighty Kookamonga (formally known as the Sasquatch), a 7 1/2-lb. burger. If Adam conquers the beast in 60 minutes or less, he gets his name on the wall of fame.
Take a ride on the monorail or enjoy the view from the walkbridge. Read more.
Local Folklore has legends of zombies emerging from the river on full moons for centuries. If your lucky enough to spot one remember you have a responsibility to kill it. Make sure it is a zombie 1st!
Once a recording studio for many of the great soul artists, this soul music museum is filled with the history and culture of soul music.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Creep upstairs and snoop through the old brothel, then head back downstairs to get a Soul Burger and a beer. Read more.
This museum was built around the former Lorraine Motel where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated on April 4th 1968. Construction of the museum began in 1987 and opened in 1991.
On of Memphis' premier BBQ joints with Mrs Robinson and her family running the restaurant on a daily basis it's always comforting to get a hug when you come in the door. The cornish hen is amazing an
On Man v Food, Adam Richman came here to pig out on their famous ribs, lamb riblets, pulled pork and chicken sandwiches.
Ask for your ribs to be "half & half" to experience both the wet bbq as well as the dry rub.
The buffet menu changes on a daily basis. Check it out first if you are looking for something in particular. Read more.
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The best BBQ in Memphis is right off of Interstate 55. From the BBQ Nachos to the BBQ Spaghetti to the BBQ Pulled Pork, this place has it all! Large portions at affordable prices!
Thanks food network and Triple D!! Glad we stopped in here. Great food and service!!!
Fantastic pulled pork and ribs loved by locals and tourists alike! Call from your hotel and they'll come pick you up in their Pink Cadillac !
Most famous alums of the Memphis Tigers football program: Isaac Bruce, DeAngelo Williams, and Patriots Kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
WC Handy had been performing on Beale Street when he penned "Memphis Blues." It was the first published (in 1912) Blues song of the soon to be popular genre.
April 29, 2011 – Round 1, Game 6. Z-Bo drops 31, and the #8 seed Grizzlies drop the #1 Spurs, 99-91, to close out the series and shock the world. Read more.
Cash and the King made it popular, but did you know the first rock 'n' roll song was recorded at Sun by Jackie Breston and the Delta Cats in 1951? "Rocket 88" had Ike Turner on the keyboards.
The theater was built in 1928 after the original Opera house burned down in 1923. The new Orpheum is said to be haunted by a girl named Mary who died in 1921. She is rumored to occupy seat C-5
While the main exhibit, the planes, and the car museum were all excellent, the other smaller "exhibits" were merely glorified gift shops. Avoid THOSE.
Best Bloody Marys in town. Also, check out the lemon ricotta pancakes. They have killer milkshakes as well.
All of the songs of the Lampighter's amazing jukebox are the perfect soundtrack for drinking cheap beer and having good conversation.
Sit at the counter in the window for some of the best people watching in Memphis. Read more.
This night spot is the place to go for dancing. It’s complete with lights and all the other features of a dance club.
Watch the famous Peabody Ducks walking over the red carpet to the Peabody fountain, every day at 11 am and 5 pm.
The selection of 45s and Memphis music at Shangri-La records is insane. Read more.
Avoid climbing the statue of Ramses, as he has a hornet's nest in his crotch. I learned this the hard way, getting stung on the head.
Brother Juniper's is a perennial favorite for Best Breakfast in Memphis. You'll probably have to wait for a table, but the biscuits and omelets are worth it. Read more.
The food here is so awesome. Definitely one of the greatest restaurants in the United States. Chef Michael Patric will blow you minds with his amazing creations that I'm sure!
This school-days themed restaurant features sandwiches piled high with house-smoked catfish, chicken, duck, turkey and pork. Try the 3rd Period Smoking Birds with a side of mac n' cheese. Read more.
Two words: Maple Doughnut. Fresh and hot with BACON. Best time to go is early am, they are open all night
The burgers are cooked in 100-year-old grease (don't worry; its filtered nightly. DELICIOUS. Be sure to save room for the deep fried Twinkie!
