Beale Street - Attractions

Attractions

  • Blues City Cafe & The Band Box (138-142 Beale)
  • Blues City General Store (144 Beale)
  • B. B. Kings Blues Club (143 Beale)
  • Memphis Music (149 Beale)
  • Club 152 (152 Beale)
  • The Shadows - 3rd floor of Club 152 (152 Beale)
  • Tater Red’s (153 Beale)
  • Miss Polly's Soul City Cafe(154 Beale)
  • Alley Katz (156 Beale)
  • Superior Bar (159 Beale)
  • King’s Palace Cafe (162 Beale)
  • A. Schwab's (163 Beale St)
  • The Pig (167 Beale)
  • Beale St. Tap Room (168 Beale)
  • The Black Diamond (153 Beale)
  • Strange Cargo (172 Beale)
  • Rum Boogie Cafe (182 Beale)
  • Silky O Sullivan’s (183 Beale)
  • FedExForum (191 Beale)
  • Memphis Rock N Soul Museum (191 Beale)
  • Alfred's On Beale (197 Beale)
  • Beale Street Blues Gifts (200 Beale)
  • Dyer's Famous Hamburgers (205 Beale)
  • Wet Willies (209 Beale)
  • Hard Rock Cafe (315 Beale)
  • People’s Billiard Club (323 Beale)
  • Coyote Ugly (326 Beale)
  • Historic Daisy Theater (329 Beale)
  • The New Daisy Theatre (330 Beale)
  • The Lange Place
  • Mr. Handy’s Blues Hall
  • Eel Etc. Fashions (333 Beale)
  • Ground Zero Blues Club (310 Beale)
  • Lil Anthony's Cafe (341 Beale)
  • W.C. Handy historic home (352 Beale)
  • Red Rooster (340 Beale)
  • The Beale Street Flippers

Johnny Gs Creole Kitchen (156 Beale)

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