Jerred's Guidebook to Memphis!
Sightseeing
Where so much music started! The “Million Dollar Quartet” photo is from here - Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, & Jerry Lee Lewis! One of the most iconic music studios in the USA! Great museum and experience now!
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Sun Studio
706 Union AveWhere so much music started! The “Million Dollar Quartet” photo is from here - Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, & Jerry Lee Lewis! One of the most iconic music studios in the USA! Great museum and experience now!
Former arena turned into the worlds largest Bass Pro Shop. You don’t have to be an outdoor Huntsman to enjoy this place! With a sky top Terrace & restaurant with amazing city views in a glass floor that looks down the 20 story pyramid, this place has some of the most breathtaking city views around!
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Memphis Pyramid
Former arena turned into the worlds largest Bass Pro Shop. You don’t have to be an outdoor Huntsman to enjoy this place! With a sky top Terrace & restaurant with amazing city views in a glass floor that looks down the 20 story pyramid, this place has some of the most breathtaking city views around!
Does this really need an exclamation… It’s Elvis’s house! It’s an amazing museum full of music history!
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Graceland
Does this really need an exclamation… It’s Elvis’s house! It’s an amazing museum full of music history!
As a branch of the Smithsonian, this is a world-class museum on civil rights. It’s built around the former Loraine Hotel, the location where Dr. Martin Luther King was killed.
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National Civil Rights Museum – Lorraine Motel
450 Mulberry StAs a branch of the Smithsonian, this is a world-class museum on civil rights. It’s built around the former Loraine Hotel, the location where Dr. Martin Luther King was killed.
A great place to eat and get a cocktail. Sunset views on the Mississippi river on top of a beautiful hotel!
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Terrace at The River Inn
50 Harbor Town SquareA great place to eat and get a cocktail. Sunset views on the Mississippi river on top of a beautiful hotel!
Historic burger joint that has not been touched since the 1950s and 60s. Several legendary artist hung out here when visiting Memphis including Tina Turner, Ray Charles, and many more… The crooked/leaning staircase leading upstairs takes you back in time as you trace the footsteps of music history. The haunted jukebox comes on and plays songs relevant sometimes to your conversation!
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Earnestine & Hazel's
531 S Main StHistoric burger joint that has not been touched since the 1950s and 60s. Several legendary artist hung out here when visiting Memphis including Tina Turner, Ray Charles, and many more… The crooked/leaning staircase leading upstairs takes you back in time as you trace the footsteps of music history. The haunted jukebox comes on and plays songs relevant sometimes to your conversation!
Amazing new pedestrian and biking path that is mounted to the side of an old railroad bridge that crosses the Mississippi river! Amazing views of the city and you can walk from Tennessee into Arkansas! 
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Big River Crossing
Big River CrossingAmazing new pedestrian and biking path that is mounted to the side of an old railroad bridge that crosses the Mississippi river! Amazing views of the city and you can walk from Tennessee into Arkansas! 
The grandest hotel in the south according to food and leisure magazine. Also according to travel magazine. Great rooftop to hang out for city views. Historic hotel with a daily “Peabdody Duck Walk” from the lobby fountain to the Duck Palace on the roof!
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The Peabody Memphis
149 Union AveThe grandest hotel in the south according to food and leisure magazine. Also according to travel magazine. Great rooftop to hang out for city views. Historic hotel with a daily “Peabdody Duck Walk” from the lobby fountain to the Duck Palace on the roof!
Food scene
Great place for breakfast or lunch. Locally owned by legendary Central BBQ company. Just two blocks away! (Driving recommended due to busy streets and poor pedestrian accessibility)
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Sunrise Memphis
670 Jefferson AveGreat place for breakfast or lunch. Locally owned by legendary Central BBQ company. Just two blocks away! (Driving recommended due to busy streets and poor pedestrian accessibility)
Amazing historic home turn restaurant and lounge. Handcrafted cocktails and greet small plates for sharing… Often they have a DJ or live music as well. Just two blocks over! (Driving recommended due to poor pedestrian accessibility and busy street).
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Mollie Fontaine Lounge
679 Adams AveAmazing historic home turn restaurant and lounge. Handcrafted cocktails and greet small plates for sharing… Often they have a DJ or live music as well. Just two blocks over! (Driving recommended due to poor pedestrian accessibility and busy street).
Great music and great food every night! I know this isn’t your typical barfood… This is a New Orleans style inspired cuisine meets American twist. Just 5-7 min away in our Overton Square entertainment district.
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Lafayette's Music Room
2119 Madison AveGreat music and great food every night! I know this isn’t your typical barfood… This is a New Orleans style inspired cuisine meets American twist. Just 5-7 min away in our Overton Square entertainment district.
Kooky Canuck
87 S 2nd StRated one of the top 25 restaurants in America!
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Flight Restaurant and Wine Bar
39 S Main StRated one of the top 25 restaurants in America!
Catherine & Mary's
272 S Main StFine dining at its best…