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Jerry Lee Lewis built his name in Memphis and now he showcases the best Delta musicians nightly. 578-3031 JERRY LEE LEWIS’ CAFE & HONKY TONK.in Southaven, 8570 US Hwy 51 in Millington. Poplar, 7825 Winchester, 7090 Malco Blvd.

Additional locations: 1927 Madison, 4872 Poplar, 1771 N. Open Sun–Thu 11am–2am, Fri–Sat 11am–3am (kitchen closes one hour earlier). Shoot frill picks into the ceiling, and write on the walls! Live music every Sunday night, 8:30pm. Delicious sandwiches, salads, and housemade soups. Voted “Best Burger in Memphis” since 1984. 523-1184 Gus’s World Famous Fried ChickenĬelebrating 47 years of blues, brews, and burgers.5pm–3am.įind out more in September 2011's Now Serving Edge Coffee Companyįind out more in June 2013's Now Serving Flight Restaurantįind out more in February 2010’s Now Serving Flying Fishįind out more in May 2009’s Now Serving Flying Saucerįind out more in June 2011's Now Serving Ghost River Brewingįind out more in January 2012's Now Serving The Greyhound Memphis Private party space available for 20 to 250 people. Frequented by locals and celebrities alike, E&H is more than just a cool juke joint it’s the history of Memphis, hopping in a 1930s building with ghosts, legends, and the music and menu to make it one of Downtown’s most storied places to be. The country’s best dive bar is rooted in Memphis - along with the greatest jukebox and nationally incomparable Soul Burger. Read more in May 2011’s Now Serving Bluff City Coffeeįind out more in January 2013's Now Serving Brinson’s Downtownįind out more in December 2011's Now Serving City Market Groceries & Deli Open daily 11 a.m.–3 a.m.įind out more in August 2009’s Now Serving Blue Note Bar & Grill Sip into Wednesday Wine Night Downtown: 1/2-price wine (champagne excluded). Extensive list of domestic and imported beers.

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Full bar offers a fine selection of single-malt scotches, high-end bourbons, and tequilas. Featuring “hot-wing rolls” and everything from burgers to prime rib. Swing into one of Memphis’s most popular and legendary hangouts, with the Mid-South’s finest European-style tavern atmosphere for the 21 and older crowd.

Cold beer, hot times, and love at first bite! Open Mon.–Thu. The Venezuelan hamburger is a unique specialty, along with UFOs and the popular Gold Peak sweet tea. Choose from traditional arepas stuffed with meat and fresh vegetables, sweet-corn-pancake cachapas, and tostones sandwiched between plantains. daily, Thu–Sat 7 a.m.–10 p.m.įind out more in April 2011’s Now Serving AREPA & SALSAīienvenido! The only authentically Venezuelan restaurant in Tennessee serves made-from-scratch food, crafted from old family recipes. Family-owned for four generations, listed as a historic landmark, and featured in many movies.

Country ham, sweet-potato pancakes, hot plate lunches, cheeseburgers and fries, specialty sandwiches, pizzas. Glowing neon signs and 1920s architecture transport to the past, but pesto, feta, and walnut pizza bring taste buds to the present. Memphis’s oldest cafe is on the trolley line in historic South Main arts district.