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Premier Businesses in Memphis, TN
- • The Only Four Star Restaurant In The Mid-South
- • Classic French Cuisine
- • Seven Course Menu
- • Huge Combination Packages
- • Hand Rubbed With Special Dry Seasoning
- • Smoked For 18 Hours
- • Menu Changes Nightly
- • New Izakaya Menu
- • Fresh Soups & Salads With Hot Bread
- • Open For Brunch On Sundays
- • Various Meats Roasted Over An Open Fire Pit & Then Carved Directly Onto Your Plate
- • In House Wine Connoisseurs
Things To Do in Memphis, TN
Overton Park
Take in the beauty of Memphis at Overton Park. Home to the zoo, Brooks Art Museum, an amphitheater, a golf course and the Memphis College of the Arts, this sprawling park has outdoor and indoor activities for the entire family. Walk along the trails and absorb nature, play a game of soccer or let the little ones run wild at the playground.
Dinstuhl's Fine Candy Company
Indulge in your sweet tooth with Dinstuhl's Fine Candy Company. This locally owned and operated candy company has been making Memphis a little sweeter since 1902 with goodies like chocolates, truffles, fudge and chocolate covered fruit. Visitors to the Mid-South may want to enjoy a few southern favorites.
Memphis Redbirds | Baseball
St. Louis Cardinals fans will want to visit their Tennessee affiliate. The Memphis Redbirds are a Triple-A minor baseball league that plays in downtown's AutoZone Park. Since forming in 1998, the Redbirds have won two league titles, two conference titles and three division titles. Be sure to stay after the sports action for a fireworks display.
National Civil Rights Museum | At The Lorraine Motel
Built around the former Lorraine Motel, where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, the National Civil Rights Museum memorializes the Civil Rights Movement and its iconic leaders. This premier heritage and cultural attraction chronicles the Civil Rights Movement from 1619 to 2000. Learn about the influence this movement has had on other human rights movements through the museum's collections, exhibitions, research and educational programs.