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1. Memphis Neighborhoods: Pages 3-172. Restaurants: Page 183. Music: Page 194. Sports: 06. Utilities: Pages 21-22

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Arlington, TN is a small town that is

rapidly growing and located about 35

minutes East of Memphis. In fact, after the

2010 census it was reported that

Arlington was one of the fastest growing

communities in the entire state of

Tennessee. The small town feel, good

schools and affordable housing are just a

few reasons why Arlington has become so

desirable. Also, if you work downtown, the

commute is definitely bearable, as traffic

in Memphis is not as congested as other major cities, even during rush hour.

No matter your price range, you should be able to find a home in Arlington, TN that meets your needs,

although if you prefer condo living this would not be a good option, as the vast majority of homes here are

single-family. Also, this area currently provides a great opportunity to buy a home with plenty of square feet

as well as a good amount of land if that is something that is important to you.

Popular neighborhoods in Arlington, TN include Osborn Meadows, Trails of Arlington, Windward Slopes,

Summer Meadows, Gray’s Creek, Harrell’s Ridge and Hunter’s Walk.

Arlington Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in Arlington, TNAlthough Arlington, TN doesn’t have as many shopping options as some of the more developed areas in

Memphis, there are still some great local boutique shops available. One of these is S.Y. Wilson, which was a

historic general store built in 1893 and is now home to an upscale outdoor clothing shop.

When it comes to dining options, some of the local favorites include Brendalay Grill, Off the Hoof Burgers and

Rizzi’s Pizza Cafe. Also, if you love donuts, you’ll want to give Tas-T-O’s a try, which has some of the best in

town.

SchoolsOne of the major draws for people moving to Arlington, TN is that schools here are some of the best in the

Memphis area. In fact Arlington operates it’s own school district, which allows for more control from the

community. If great public schools are important to you, then this may be a great option.

Founded in the 1830’s, Bartlett, TN has

long been known for it’s wonderful sense

of community and has been recognized by

many publications as one of the best

places to live in the U.S. Located about

20 minutes East of Memphis, this quiet

city offers quick access to just about

anywhere in the metro area. Because

Bartlett, TN has consistently been one of

Bartlett, TN



the more desirable areas to live in Memphis, it now ranks as the 9th largest city in Tennessee.

One thing that makes Bartlett so attractive for homeowners is that it is relatively affordable, yet just minutes

from downtown. The average home price here is just under $200,000. Larger homes are more attainable in

Bartlett, as the price per square foot is much less than nearby areas like Germantown or Collierville. Most

homes in the city are traditional style two-stories or ranches, but you can still find some great historic

craftsman-style homes near the town square.

Bartlett Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in Bartlett, TNJust one of the great amenities Bartlett offers it’s residents is exceptional parks to enjoy year-round. W.J.

Freeman Park and Nesbit Park are the largest in the city which are 100 and 333 acres respectively. There’s also

nearby Shelby Farms, which covers over 800 acres and is one of the largest urban parks in the entire country.

The town is also just a short drive to popular Wolf Chase Mall, which boasts excellent shopping and

restaurants. In fact, just recently IKEA announced it’s newest location here.

As far as restaurants, there are plenty of options, with just about any major chain available. There are also

some great local favorites like El Patron, Side Porch Steak House and Milano’s Pizza.

SchoolsAlthough Bartlett, TN is located in Shelby County, it operates it’s own school district, which many potential

home buyers find attractive because this allows for more input and control when it comes to their children’s

education.

Located in East Memphis, the Berclair-Highland

Heights neighborhood is an area that is on the

upswing and has seen recent revitalization and

investment activity. This could be a great fit for

homebuyers that are looking for affordable

housing options that offer a convenient location

to just about anywhere in Memphis.

Berclair-Highland Heights



The typical home in Berclair-Highland Heights is a small, one-story, ranch style home. The average

price range for properties in this neighborhood currently hovers right around $100,000, making it

an attractive area for first-time homebuyers and investors.

Other popular nearby neighborhoods include Bartlett, Germantown, Overton Park, and East

Memphis.

Berclair-Highland Heights Real Estate Info

Lifestyle in Berclair-Highland Heights

Just minutes from downtown Memphis, this neighborhood allows you to enjoy events on Beale

Street. You can also take a quick drive to Overton Square, which is one of the hottest areas right

now, for excellent restaurants and shopping. Popular Shelby Farms Park is also just a couple of

miles down the road.

A few of the local favorite restaurants in Berclair-Highland Heights include Pancho’s, Bryant’s

Breakfast and Elwood’s Shack.

Central Gardens is one of the most prestigious

neighborhoods in Memphis, TN and boasts

some of the finest architecture in the city.

This planned neighborhood was created in

1906 with a vision for grand boulevards,

ordered spaces and shared greenways.

Because of it’s beauty and historic significance,

Central Gardens was placed on the National

Register of Historic Places in 1982.

Central Gardens



The neighborhood encompasses 83 blocks for a total of 511 acres, with the vast majority of buildings

being residential. With front porches on just about every home and sidewalks lining the streets,

Central Gardens is the type of quiet community you see in the movies.

Home prices in Central Gardens start in the $100K’s and go all the way up to over $1 million. Here

you can expect to find beautiful craftsman style homes, Four Squares and Bungalows.

Central Gardens Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in Central GardensConsidered part of the Midtown area, this neighborhood is central to some of the trendiest

neighborhoods in Memphis like Cooper-Young, East Memphis, Downtown Memphis and Overton

Square.

If you’re looking for excellent BBQ, which isn’t hard to find in Memphis, then you’ll be happy to know

that popular Central BBQ is located right around the corner. There’s also Iris, which is an excellent

French Cuisine restaurant with a Creole flair.

Also close by are Beale Street, Overton Park and the Memphis Zoo. For shopping, there are also great

local boutiques like Crazy Beautiful as well as national chains like Urban Outfitters.

Located about 30 minutes east of downtown Memphis is

Collierville, TN, which is one of the most affluent areas in

the city. As the second oldest town in Shelby County, it is

steeped in history and boasts a beautiful historic town

square. In fact it was recently ranked by Parade Magazine

as having the Best Main Street in America. This area has

become highly desirable because it offers excellent

schools, an easy commute and a laid back lifestyle.

Collierville



With the Global FedEx Headquarters just down the road, Collierville homes have seen a nice steady rise in

home values. Home prices here are higher than just about any other town in the Memphis area, including

popular Germantown. Here you will find many expansive, luxury homes with an average sales price of

$350,000, although many are priced at well over $1 million.

Homes in Collierville vary greatly by style and architecture so you should be able to find something that suits

your taste. The homes here are primarily single-family homes, but you can still find a few condos and

townhomes in the area if you prefer a more low maintenance option.

Collierville Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in ColliervilleBeing that Collierville is one of the pricier areas to live in Memphis, it comes as no surprise that it offers

excellent upscale shopping and dining located at the Avenue of Carriage Crossing. Some of the local favorite

dining options include Jim’s Place Grille, Cafe Piazza and Silver Caboose Restaurant & Soda Fountain. If you’re

looking for a great cup of joe, you may want to check out Square Beans, which is located in downtown

Collierville.

Residents of the city also enjoy various events at the town square like the Sunset of the Square series and the

Christmas Tree lighting. Collierville also has top of the line sports complexes, multiple parks and over 18 miles

of Greenbelt trails to enjoy the outdoors. Also, the ever-popular Shelby Farms Park is just minutes away.

Cooper-Young



If you want to live in one of the trendier areas in

Memphis, then Cooper-Young is a great place to

start your home search. This neighborhood, which

is located in Midtown, is a perfect blend of historic

homes, a thriving art scene as well as great local

restaurants and shopping. While Memphis has

plenty of unique a diverse neighborhoods, there

are none quite like Cooper-Young. In fact in 2012

If you’re looking to buy a home in the neighborhood of Cooper-Young, you will find beautiful craftsman-style

and bungalow homes here that are sometimes more than 100 years old. Many of these have been renovated,

but there are still quite a few deals to be had in this community if you don’t mind doing the rehab yourself.

You can expect to find home prices in Cooper-Young starting below $100K and reaching all the way to

$500K. It’s worth noting that if you prefer condo living you’re out of luck in this neighborhood, as all your

living options are single-family homes.

it was picked as one of the “Top 10 Neighborhoods in America,” by the American Planning Association. Located

just a few blocks from historical Central Gardens, Cooper-Young should continue to see a rise in popularity for

the considerable future.i

Cooper-Young Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in Cooper-Young

Every year, the neighborhood plays host to the Cooper Young Festival, which is one of the largest events in

Memphis with over 100,00 people attending yearly. When there aren’t festivals going on, there’s plenty of

other things to do in this eclectic neighborhood. Some of the favorite local restaurants here include, Strano

Sicilian Kitchen & Bar, Alchemy and Young Avenue Deli, which has an incredible patio.

If you’re looking looking for a great place to unwind and grab a quick cold adult beverage, then you should

try stopping in at Celtic Crossing, which is always a hot spot. Java Cabana is also a great coffee shop to check

out for all coffee lovers.

Looking for that perfect art or statement piece? You may just find it in Cooper-Young as there are some

excellent art galleries and antique shops scattered throughout the area.

Cordova, TN is surrounded by the popular communities

of Lakeland, Bartlett, Germantown and East Memphis.

This central location makes it an attractive place to live

for many homebuyers in the Memphis area. While it is

mostly made up of quiet suburban neighborhoods,

residents of Cordova enjoy quick access to downtown or

just about other hot area in the city. If you are wanting

the more slow-paced lifestyle of a suburb, yet have

Cordova



The price range for homes in Cordova, TN might vary greater than any other area in Memphis. Homes in this

community can be found starting at $60,000 and reach over $1,000,000 and is considered to be relatively

affordable. The average sales price for a home here is currently just under $200,000. While the majority of

homes in Cordova are single-family properties, you can still find a few condos and townhomes scattered

about.

Depending on what your preference is, there is also a good mixture of new construction homes and older

properties, with most homes being traditional style and ranches. There are not as many luxury properties like

the surrounding areas of Collierville and Germantown, but there are still enough high end properties to

choose from, if that is what you are looking for.

convenience to everything the city has to offer, then Cordova might be a good option for you.

Cordova Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in CordovaCordova’s location appeals to just about any type of lifestyle. Situated about 30 minutes east of

downtown Memphis, you can enjoy a night out on Beale Street or head over to Shelby Farms on the weekend,

which is just minutes away.

Residents here also enjoy quick access to Wolfchase Galleria Mall, which offers all the major chain retail

stores and restaurants. Some local favorite restaurants in Cordova include Flying Saucer and Fox and Hound

and Tannoor Grill.

If you’re an avid golfer, you may also want to check out a membership at Colonial Country Club, which is a

private golf club. Cordova also boasts First Tennessee Fields, which is an excellent baseball complex. Parks

and Recreation

Downtown Memphis has a soul and character

unlike any other place in the country. Located on

the mighty Mississippi River, the town is often

referred to as “Bluff City” and is world renowned

for being the home of Blues and BBQ. The

downtown community is also in the middle of a

real estate resurgence. While parts of downtown

have been neglected in the past, there has been

Downtown Memphis



If you’re thinking about buying a home in downtown Memphis in the next couple of years, then you should be

able to find a pretty good deal. Although homes and condos with a river view carry a higher price tag, there are

plenty of affordable options as well as many great investment properties waiting to be flipped. For this reason,

Memphis has been recognized as one of the top cities for real estate investments.

Depending on your preference, there is also a great mix of single-family, condo/townhomes and lofts to choose

from. The average price for a property in the downtown area is currently just above $200,000.

Want to be in one of the trendiest and fastest growing neighborhoods in downtown Memphis? If so, you’ll want

to check out South Main, which is booming with new projects.

a huge push by many businesses and investors to revitalize many of the areas. In fact, Memphis was recently

recognized as one of the Top 10 Cities to Launch a Startup

Downtown Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in Downtown MemphisIf having a vibrant lifestyle is your sole reason for choosing a home in the Memphis area, then it doesn’t get

much better than downtown. With a constant stream of festivals like Memphis in May and the world famous

Beale Street, there are always good times to be had. Looking for a more cultured night out? Why not stop at the

Peabody Hotel for drinks and watch the ducks walk before attending a play at the Orpheum.

For sports lovers, there’s plenty to keep you busy as well. The Memphis Grizzlies call the city home and have

some of the more passionate fans in the NBA. There’s also the University of Memphis with its premier

basketball program and football team which plays at the Liberty Bowl. Baseball enthusiasts also enjoy

attending Redbird games at Autozone Park, which is one of the top minor league parks in the country.

Oh yeah, for outdoor enthusiasts, there’s also the biggest Bass Pro Shop in the World. You can’t miss it – just

look for the massive Pyramid in the middle of the city. For great spots to eat, some of the local favorite

restaurants downtown include, Flight Restaurant & Wine Bar, Blue Plate Cafe and the Majestic Grille.

Situated between Midtown and Germantown, is the

community of East Memphis. Only a short drive to

downtown, this area is a popular place for potential

homebuyers looking for a quiet neighborhood with an

easy commute. Many of the neighborhoods in East

Memphis are complimented by picturesque tree-lined

streets and manicured lawns. If you are a fan of urban

living, then you will most likely love what this area has

to offer for it’s residents.

East Memphis-Colonial Yorkshire



On display in East Memphis are some of the most beautiful homes that the city has to offer. Many of these

are massive luxury properties that are situated on large, immaculately manicured lots. There are however

plenty of affordable housing options here as well. In fact, Colonial-Yorkshire, which borders the southern

side of East Memphis has plenty of great deals and is seeing an increase in buyer demand. The majority of

homes in these two communities are single-family with a few multi-family homes dotting the neighborhood.

East Memphis Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in East MemphisOne of the things that make East Memphis unique is that the University of Memphis is located here. Anytime

you have a major university in the center of a community, you can bet that there will be excellent choices of

restaurants and shopping. The dining scene here includes local favorites Mosa Asian Bistro, Hog & Hominy,

the world famous Corky’s BBQ and Folk’s Folly, which in our opinion offers one of the best fine dining

experiences in the city.

If you’re in the mood for a little shopping, you can head over to Laurelwood Shopping Center, which has

both national retail chain stores and upscale boutiques. For those who are thinking about buying a home in

Memphis and need to add a few furnishings, you’ll be happy to know that the Potterybarn and Williams

Sonoma Outlets are located here.

There’s also plenty of outdoor options with the Memphis Botanic Garden, nearby Shelby Farms, cycling the

Greenline or just relaxing at one of the many parks offered by the community. Also, if you feel like taking in

a show, Theatre Memphis is a great option.

One of the biggest draws to

Germantown is that is considered to

have some of the best schools in Shelby

County. About 17 miles to downtown

Memphis, it also makes for an easy

commute. The city also boasts one of

the lower crime rates not only in the

metro area, but in the entire state of

Tennessee.

Germantown



Germantown, TN is one of the most prestigious places to live in the Memphis area. Because this zip

code is so desirable, home prices here have shot up. In fact, homes for sale in in Germantown carry an

average price tag just north of $400,000. If you’re looking for a luxury home in Memphis, then this

area and Collierville, TN will probably be your first two stops.

Germantown Real Estate Information

f you like the outdoors, then you will love living in Germantown. With 700 acres of parks, the

community offers a higher percentage of recreational area than any other city in Tennessee. There’s

also a greenway for running and biking, that when complete will connect all the parks and circle the

city. Feel like relieving some stress? Head down to the Germantown Athletic Club , which boasts over

9000 square feet of fitness area and includes racquetball courts, basketball and an indoor and outdoor

pool.

With the Germantown Performing Arts Centre, you can also get a little culture when ever you want.

This venue attracts some of the biggest shows, which includes past performances from Ray Charles,

Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre and Wynton Marsalis.

Germantown, TN offers some excellent restaurant options including The Commissary which is known

for some of the best BBQ in Memphis. Other excellent dining options include Elfos, Memphis Pizza

Cafe and for sushi lovers, there’s Sakura Japanese. If you’re looking to do a little shopping, then head

down to Saddle Creek, which is an outdoor shopping center that boasts some of the most popular

national chain stores as well as luxury local boutiques.

Lifestyle in Germatntown

Hickory Withe is located about 35 minutes east of

Memphis and is bordered by other popular areas of

Lakeland, Arlington and Oakland. This small town of

about 3,000 people was established in 1834 and has

primarily focused on agriculture for most of it’s

history. While there is an abundance of beautiful

farmland in this community, affordable home prices,

Hickory Withe



Home prices in Hickory Withe vary greatly. You’ll see homes starting under $100,000 and reach well above

$1,000,o00. If you are looking for more acreage in your next property, then this could be a great area for you

as many of the homes are located on massive lots. Because Hickory Withe has just recently begun to see

more attention, the majority of the homes here are more established, but if you prefer newer homes, there

are still quite a few newer properties to choose from.

quiet lifestyle and easy access to Highway 40 have made it more appealing for home buyers in recent years.

Hickory Withe Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in Hickory WitheLiving in Hickory Withe provides a lifestyle perfect for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle

of the city or busier suburbs. As mentioned earlier, this area provides easy access to downtown if you are

looking to take advantage of all the shoppjng, restaurants and venues that Memphis has to offer. If you enjoy

golf, there’s also nearby Stonebridge and Fair Oaks Golf Clubs to choose from.

Lakeland, TN sits about 18 miles east of Memphis and

is surrounded the areas of Bartlett, Arrington and

Cordova. The population here currently sit at just over

13,000 and counting as it is one of the faster growing

suburbs of Memphis. The city is aptly named after

beautiful Garner Lake, which is the largest in the

Memphis area. Although it has seen tremendous

growth, the city of Lakeland has done and continues to

Lakeland



Because of it’s desirability, Lakeland, TN has one of the higher average home sales price in all of Shelby

County. Currently with an average price in the mid $200K’s, only Germantown, Collierville and Hickory Withe

have a higher median price point for home buyers. Because of it’s recent growth, you can expect to find the

majority of homes in Lakeland to be fairly newer and very few if any condos or townhomes. The style homes

here for the most part is traditional, with some of the more luxurious homes adopting European and

Craftsman characteristics.

Some of the top neighborhoods in Lakeland include Bentbrook Hills, East Shores, Creekside Manor, Herons

Ridge, Fairway Meadows, Lakeland Estates and Stonebridge.

do a great job of preserving it’s natural green spaces and beauty that make it so popular. This, along with

excellent schools and low city taxes makes Lakeland constantly one of the most attractive places to live in the

entire state.

Lakeland Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in LakelandWhile there’s not a ton of shopping options in Lakeland itself, Wolfchase Galleria is just a short drive a away.

There’s also plenty of shopping and restaurant choices in nearby Bartlett and Cordova.

If you enjoy water sports, then you’ll probably be a frequent visitor to Garner Lake on the weekends. There’s

also a paintball park if that is more your speed. Other parks include, City Park, International Harvester

Managerial Park, Oak Ridge Park, Plantation Hills Park, Zadie E. Kuehl Memorial Park and Windward Slopes

Park.

The Midtown area in Memphis is one of the hottest

and trendiest areas in the entire city. Just minutes east

of downtown Memphis, this area encompasses many

vibrant and unique neighborhoods, but for these

purposes we are just going to focus on the Overton

Square/Park area and Central Midtown which we’ve

highlighted in the picture above. The neighborhood

MIDTOWN



Here you will find some of the most beautifully crafted historic homes that Memphis has to offer. Many of

these have been impeccably restored with the addition of all the modern and luxury conveniences. However,

if you prefer to find a deal and don’t mind a little sweat equity, then there are still quite a few homes in

Midtown that once renovated could provide nice returns. Because of this, you can find homes below

$100,000 to just over $1 million.

The majority of homes here sit on mature tree-lined streets accompanied by sidewalks throughout the

neighborhoods, creating a serene and cozy environment. The majority of housing options in Midtown are

single-family properties, but there are a few condos/townhomes scattered throughout the neighborhood.

With constant reinvestment back into the community, this neighborhood figures to see sustained positive

growth for the near future.

has seen dramatic revitalization as businesses have begun to invest in the area and residents have rehabbed

beautiful historic homes. Also located here is Overton Square which is quickly becoming one of our favorite hot

spots in the city as well as he Memphis Zoo and popular Overton Park. Other nearby neighborhoods in Midtown

include Berclair-Highland Heights, Coooper-Young, Central Gardens and East Memphis.

Midtown Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in MidtownFor some, Midtown provides the perfect balance of living in a quiet neighborhood, yet conveniently located

to everything. Overton Square, offers a wonderful shopping and dining experience and has really become

the heart of this community. Some of our favorite restaurants here include Babalu Tacos & Tapas, Bayou Bar

& Grill and Memphis City Cafe. If you want to just enjoy a day at the park, then you’re in luck because

popular Overton Park is within walking distance. Amenities of this 342 acre park include a 9 hole golf

course, running & bike trails. playground, beautiful Rainbow Lake, an outdoor auditorium for live concerts

and the Memphis Zoo.

Of course if all this is not enough, you are still just minutes from everything that downtown Memphis has to

offer.growth for the near future.

Mud Island, which is actually a peninsula, is situated

on the riverbanks just a few blocks north of

downtown Memphis and is known for the unique

Mud Island Park. Harbor Town is a master-planned

community located on Mud Island that offers a

beachy lifestyle that embraces community.

Developed in the mid 1980’s, Harbor Town is one of

Mud Island / Harbor Town



Homes types in Harbor Town vary from traditional row houses, modern/contemporary homes and

apartments. Home prices in this neighborhood start in the high $100,000’s, there are also quite a few luxury

homes that can carry a price tag of more than $1 million. Like most planned developments, you can expect

properties here to be located on zero-lot lines, which is perfect if you embrace the low maintenance

lifestyle.

the most walkable neighborhoods in the entire Memphis area where everything you need is just steps away.

This 132 acre community provides a vacation-like experience every time you come home from work.

Harbor Town Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in Harbor TownAs mentioned earlier, Harbor Town offers a beach town feel where shops and restaurants are all within

walking distance. Tug’s, Terrace Grill and Paulette’s Restaurant are all great dining options in Harbor Town.

Coffee lover? Stop by Cafe Eclectic and relax with a nice cup of joe. Also located in the community is a

grocery store, marina, day care center and a health clinic. If you get tired of your options in the community,

you can enjoy everything downtown Memphis has to offer in just minutes.

Oakland, TN is located about 45 minutes east of

downtown Memphis and has seen steady growth

as more and more people find it an attractive

option to live. In fact, at the 2010 census, the city,

which has about 7,000 residents, had seen the

largest population increase of any municipality in

the Memphis area. With one of the lowest crime

Oakland



One factor that makes Oakland, TN such an attractive place to live is that it is still very affordable with an an

average home sales price in the high $100k’s. Because of it’s increasing popularity, you can find plenty of

new construction homes in this area, but there are also plenty of older historic resale properties with

character if that is your preference. If you would like more low maintenance living, currently the only real

option for this is The Estates and Villas at Fair Oaks.

rates in the metro area, this city is consistently ranked as one of the top suburbs for families in the entire state

of Tennessee. Other great nearby communities include Hickory Withe and Lakeland.

Oakland Real Estate Information

Lifestyle in OaklandOakland, TN is a city that offers a nice quiet lifestyle, while still providing enough shopping and restaurant

options. Local dining option in Oakland include El Nopal and Olympic Steak & Pizza. If you’re looking for

more choices, popular Wolfchase Galleria Mall in Cordova is only about a 20 minute drive.

Memphis, TN is known for it’s world famous

BBQ, but did you know that Thrillest voted

it as one of the “Best Cities for Foodies in

the U.S.” If you love trying new restaurants,

then check out our list of favorite

restaurants in Memphis.

RESTAURANTS



Flight

Gus’s Fried Chicken

Brother Juniper’s

Paulette’s

Central BBQ

Corky’s

Majestic Grille

Terrace at The River Inn

The Farmer

Blue Plate Cafe

Flying Fish

Restaurant Iris

Spindini

The Second Line

Beauty Shop

Folk’s Folly

Andrew Michael's

Hog & Hominy

Chez Philippe

Alcenia’s

Rendezvous

Las Tortugas

Bounty on Broad

Mosa Asian Bistro

Erling Jensen

The Pancake Shop

Porcellino’s Craft

Butcher

Babalu Tacos & Tapas

Capital Grille

Aldo’s Pizza Pies

City & State

Encore Cafe

Lafayette’s Music Room

Muddy’s Grind House

Felicia Suzzane’s

Huey’s

The Bar-B-Que Shop

Ernistine & Hazels

Gibson’s Donuts

Memphis Mojo Cafe

Slider Inn

Roxie’s

Cozy Corner

Memphis Pizza Cafe

Ryu

Elwood’s Shack

Cafe Eclectic

Local Gastropub

Belly Acres

Soul Fish Cafe

Schweinehaus

Looking for a spot to go hear some live music? Memphis is known for having plenty of options

for just about any genre. Here’s a list of some of the venues that are worth checking out.

MUSIC



The Abbey

Cooper-Young

Downtown

B.B. King’s Blues Club

Rum Boogie Cafe

Earnestine & Hazels

Silky O’Sullivans

Alfreds

Murphy’s

The Flying Saucer

Minglewood Hall

Handy Park

Blues City

The Orpheum

FedEX Forum

New Daisy Theatre

East Memphis

Newby's

Poplar Lounge

Midtown

Blue Monkey

Wild Bill's

Hi-Tone Cafe

Murphy's

Minglewood Hall

Levitt Shell

Lafayette's Music Room

Overton Park/Square

Memphis is home to some of the more rabid basketball fans in the country. Sports fans

here love their NBA team, the Memphis Grizzlies, which shows with a consistently packed

house at the FedEX Forum. The University of Memphis basketball team also plays at the

Forum and has an equally loyal and vocal fanbase. The school’s football team, which is

part of the American Athletic conference, plays at the impressive Liberty Bowl..

SPORTS



If you’re a baseball fan, you’ll be happy to know that the St. Louis Cardinals Triple-A team,

the Redbirds is located here as well. They play at AutoZone Park in downtown Memphis,

which makes it easy to go enjoy a game and then hit Beale Street afterwards. The stadium

has been voted as one of the best in the minor leagues.

Every year Memphis plays host to the FedEX St. Jude Classic, which is a regular part of the

PGA tour. It’s also worth noting that high school football in Shelby County is almost like a

second religion.

UTILITIES



Here’s all the contact information you need when

setting up water & sewer services for your new home

in the Memphis area.

All of Shelby County electricty is serviced by

Memphis Light Gas & Water

UTILITIES



Natural gas provided by Memphis Gas Light & Water: 901-820-7878

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