Looking for voodoo help. This is cool voodoo store with gift or souvenir. It is voodoo time…read more The ambient is good. Please look up the ceiling if you walk in. The are a lot famous people sign their name on the frisbee. I saw whole cast of CATS, Evita, Oklahoma and more. When you try to look for some artist you know, it almost like search the needle in the haystack. Just luck that if you see one. The stare has various interesting souvenir. It includes lady boas. Be the lady with feathers of a night. The displays also have some painted skull. Voodoo skull face, cell phone case with skull, ear ring with skull, t-shirt with skull, voodoo tall hat, and more. Like to stroll on this store. There are some famous picture of people visited this place hanging on the top of wall. So go explore yourself.

July 26, 2013, I visited Tater Red's Voodoo Shop on Beale Street with Tony and Noel. The shop is…read morevery interesting..Not your typical tourist shop..it has a smell of incense and cluttered like Where is Waldo? or Where is Voodoo...lol !!! But there are some very interesting items in the store. Noel was in awe!!! She bought a few items and a great t'shirt to wear back in West Virginia for high school...hope they don't make her turn it inside out... I liked the shop and would go back again..

Is it such a chore to smile and hand me my items while I'm juggling my bags, or are your text…read moreconvoys more important? This is why I would hate to live in Memphis. Attitude. I mean, the store itself is clean, well stocked, and very nice. I like the travel supplies like the socks, earplugs, and luggage locks. A wide arrange of Elvis memorabilia is also present here. Just need to step it up with the service. Geez!

It's your usual airport magazine, snacks, candy, and miscellaneous token momentos. Okay selection…read moreand prices, again for airport "convenience" stores.

Quality/Quantity - My wife bought more souvenirs, not sure how we are going to bring all this stuff…read moreback home... What a huge selection, even had a clearance section; see pictures. Atmosphere - Good size souvenir shop. Street parking, plenty of parking. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 5pm. Service - Welcoming. Price - Depends on what you buy. My wife spent approximately $30. Owner Comment - Congrats on your 21+ years of success and now here at your new location.

I ordered an Elvis Presley cap for my mother-in-law. They sent the wrong color and I returned it…read morefor an exchange. Well, they sent the correct color cap, along with a few Elvis postcards and a note apologizing for the inconvenience! Now, that's what I call great customer service!

To me, Alley Katz has always had this "one of these things just doesn't belong here" vibes going on…read moreto it. It sits on Beale Street amongst all the fun, tacky souvenir shops, bars, and BBQ restaurants. When you walk in here, despite the loud music, you'll completely forget where you are. The interior is very pink, very girlie and very Hallmark store. You can get salt and pepper shaker sets in just about any animal imaginable, picture frames with cutesy sentiments engraved on the front, Bean Pod Candles, t-shirts with generic Maxine type characters on them (this is another Hallmark reference folks) coffee mugs, Mickey Mouse figurines, wall plaques that will favor the "shabby chic" designed homes, wiener dogs dressed like Marilyn and Elvis, rubber rain boots in adorable girlie design schemes and jewelry. (Note- I didn't say fabulous jewelry, I just said jewelry) I like Alley Katz, if only for the simple reason that they stand out on Beale. It is a great place to go find a non-tacky souvenir when visiting Beale. Sure, they have some of the same Memphis magnets and Elvis memorabilia, but far less of it. Plus, those Bean Pod candles are freaking awesome!

There are a great selection of alcohol products from Jack Daniels at this store. The cashier was…read morevery friendly and helpful with my selection. It's well organized and you can walk around with a bag with hitting things. Just a great experience!

Great selection of Jack Daniels products. Our cashier was super friendly and all smiles.read more

this is a great place for record lovers. the staff was very knowledgeable and helpful. they had a…read moregood mix of vinyls and they were reasonably priced.

I love visiting local record shops when out of town. River City Records is such a cute little store…read morewith a lot to offer. I love it even more when the records are organized and have labels to help you find things so much easier... They also had areas for their new arrivals + a pretty large sale section! As a bonus, they have a small memorabilia section with some interesting, nostalgic merch. This place is worth a stop in when in Memphis!

Small retail shop at the legendary Sun Studios. The staff is friendly and this has become a regular…read morestop for me whenever I am in Memphis, Tennessee. They have a nice selection of T-shirts and other items and make great gifts for fans of rock and roll (and that includes yourself). The T-shirts are appropriately priced for a tourist type gift and as I said, I have always had a positive experience here. If you have the time, I would definitely take the tour. In so many ways, Sun Studios can be considered the birthplace of rock and roll. We have all heard people say the old phrase "if these walls could talk," well, the walls at Sun.Studios would have countless stories to.tell of the early days of a new sound sensation coming into the American market that the kids called rock and roll. To stand in this simple building and realize the importance of this small building and realizing that it was here that history was made is pretty amazing. If you are in Memphis, Tennessee, you must visit Sun Studios and grab one of the shirts.

Ever wanted to get an some memorabilia of the old Stax records or the legendary Sun Studios…read moretrinkets such as Elvis Glasses, old recordings of Ray Charles or the Bar Kays. Also excellent source of civil rights T- Shirts from the 1960's. Even if you want a Ray Charles shot glass or an Sun Studios Mug this is the place you can get it.

Eel-Etc is a delightful haberdashery on Beale Street in the heart of Memphis. It seems to be the…read moreoldest operating store on Beale Street. I can assure you, the selection and service are exactly why it has been serving select clientele for more than 30 years. Nestled on the far east end of the famous Beale Street Jazz Corridor, and nearly right across Beale from the W.C. Handy Museum, the shop is easily accessible. The selection of men's and women's clothing is, in a word, unique. He offers high fashion shoes, caps, hats, jackets, suits and the like. James caters to a rather exclusive clientele that includes performers who demand a flashy wardrobe to those who insist on high fashion to regular schleps like me who appreciate a fine suit topped off with elegant headgear. In the classic war movie, "12 O'Clock High" we see Mr. Stovall (formerly Major Stovall) leaving a haberdashery in England, proudly wearing a brand new hat. He says to the proprietor of the shop, "Back home I'd buy a hat in 5 minutes. Thank you for an enjoyable hour and 40 minutes." Now, I didn't spend an hour and 40 minutes at Eel-Etc but I did spend the better part of a delightful hour with James as he guided me to the correct selection and proper fitting of a beautiful Panama hat. Although I didn't wear my new Panama hat out of the shop (November is just a bit out of season for it) he did carefully pack it into a hatbox, ensuring a safe journey home for my new treasure. On my next visit to Memphis, you can bet that I will be back on Beale Street and I'll be looking for James. I think I need the perfect jacket to go with my new hat.

Hella history lesson and some great tshirts! Must see haberdashery on Beale street! The owner is…read moreamazing!