Seriously cool and adorable book store with an excellently curated collection of books ranging of…read moreall kinds. The staff is so kind and friendly. I had wonderful conversations with them. A great independent book store. Historic too.

An independent book store that feels like a second hand mall book store…read more There is a nice kid space that is welcoming and comfortable. The shelves are well labeled and laid out with thought.

Absolutely Exquisite Finds! Gorgeous decor for decorating your happy place! Unique designs matching…read moreall tastes, let them help you design your masterpiece! You'll find modern day , antique, hip, sophisticated, and whimsical treasures.Palladio is the city's unique gem. Expect Wonderment.:)

My husband and I have purchased some of our very favorite items from Palladio Interiors over the…read moreyears. Many are one of a kind pieces that will truly become family treasures. The staff is always incredibly helpful. We look forward to every opportunty to visit their beautiful venue.

Goner records is located in Cooper-Young area which contains a lot of restaurants and shops. The…read moreshop has the basic genres - jazz, rock, r&b, etc. and a small electronic section. Was lucky to find a cool jazz record that I was not familiar with.

See you later I'm gone…read more.. 12 year old at counter with no personality or customer service training, no customer greeting , sparse used section, too many repressings and loud obnoxious guy behind counter whose voice overpowered any music they may have been playing but based on selection of vinyl offered doubt they had any real taste anyways. Travelled all over country and nothing unique here or any real personality. clerks with no greeting made me feel like they could care less if customers were there or not.

I find it hard to believe that this establishment has not been reviewed. It absolutely deserves…read morefive stars! I absolutely loved this art gallery! It had an eclectic selection of art from various artists, including a few that I really loved. I walked in and fell in love with a painting done by Annabelle Meacham. Her style was new to me and the colors were vibrant and very attractive.There were quite a few of her works in different areas of the gallery. Jay, who owns and runs the gallery, was delightfully well informed about the art displayed there. He was exceptionally friendly and spent quite a bit of time talking with us on various subjects. My fiancé was looking specifically for riablo, of which Jay had many to choose from. In the end, we purchase a lovely little riablo for a fair price. We were on vacation so it is unlikely we will return, but if we do get to Memphis again we will definitely visit Jay's gallery again. I highly recommend his gallery to anyone living in or visiting Memphis! It is a true treasure!

From the owner: We can assist both private and corporate collectors in the acquisition of Contemporary Art…read more We also specialize in the sale of antique Tribal Art with a focus on African Art. Latin American Folk Art is another area we exhibit and sell. We handle works from the Secondary Market.

I love the warm welcome and friendly owners! Sisters Joyce…read moreand June are a couple of darlings, and their quaint little boutique is always well-stocked with frilly All-Flax Cotton garments and coordinating fashion accessories!

This tiny little shop (about 300 square feet) is owned and operated by two sisters who's mission is…read moreto provide lovely, comfortable and natural clothing for women of all sizes. They are the exclusive sellers of a line called "Flax" in the Memphis area. Essentially this line of clothing consists of all natural yarn dyed fabrics - very light and breezy and loose fitting. And it's not expensive. Most pieces cost anywhere from $30 to $80 or so per item. They also carry some accessories, such as bags and jewelry, most of which I understand are made locally.

I love this place and I sad I just went to it the other day as I will not be in the state for long,…read morebut this place is quite wonderful. The staff is very informative, kind and very helpful. Everything is plant based and it seems to be clean and clear from harmful ingredients. They obviously can best educate you on the product, but I highly recommend. The names they come up with for the individual products are cheeky, witty and catchy. The scents are Devine. A couple of my favs are "Narcissist" and "99 PomLems". There were a couple of others that had cheeky names that I can't quite recall, but it is worth stopping by to purchase some soap or body butter.

I'm in total love with Bluff City Soap! From the countless scents, products, and deals. To the…read moregreat customer service I always receive at any location I visit. They keep giving me reasons to come back! I am obsessing over Pink Sugar right now. I went in to get the entire line including the soap, body butter, and scrub. It's such a soft and fun fragrance. I love that it's all natural! Just so you know...they have a 4 for $20 sale each Tuesday for "Happy Hour" Day! They also have weekly weekend specials as well! Great store. I love it!

You might be able to find a treasure or two in here- you'll just have to look a little harder than…read moreusual. Second Hand Rose has a lot of merchandise but there doesn't appear to be any rhyme or reason to it. Items are placed randomly throughout the place so it really feels like a treasure hunt when you're wandering around. There is a lot of furniture, so if you're in the market for a coffee table or endpiece, you might be in luck.

I would give it zero stars if that was possible. I commented on a piece being overpriced after…read morehaving to ask for a price because it was not marked. The man, who I assume was the owner, then proceeded to follow me around the store. He continually insulted me and boasted about his business. He scoffed at my age, implied that I had no understanding of antiques, and told me that I clearly can't afford to buy nice furniture. He was so incredibly rude. I finally just left and he stood in the parking lot directly behind my car, making it difficult to leave. Do not bother going. Antiques are poorly displayed, not marked with prices, and the owner doesn't care about customers.

It was fine. Small parking lot or park on the side streets…read more My latte was fine. My friend's breakfast burrito was bad. It reheated microwave burrito. Definitely not something to get here. Plenty of space to sit and do work. More hipster vibe. Not as modern or sleek.

This is the most Memphis coffee shop you could possibly visit. You will feel at home, away from…read morehome. Otherlands has a series of spaces that make you feel cozy in every spot. It feels like five places in one. There is a cafe-like setting, an area near windows, two other areas that are "loungey" and then an outdoor patio. There are plugs for your computer. The food is like you made it at home, with a twist. They have classic breakfast and lunch staples with maybe one different ingredient than you would anticipate that somehow works so well. They put the perfect amount of everything on everything. They're kind enough to customize. The coffee is robust and flavorful. The staff matches the atmosphere and I have always left with a smile on my face.

I was walking around Cooper Young the other day and noticed a new store in the area!! Grivet…read moreOutdoors was a much needed addition to the area! They have everything you need, from running shoes to outdoor gear. And the customer service is like nothing you've experienced!! Such a nice crew, and so knowledgeable about brands I'm not used. Thanks Grivet for a great experience! I'll definitely be back!

I ordered 2 items online and never got either one. I'm in the process of getting a refund from AE…read more They do not return or answer phone or emails. buyer beware!!

The Fresh Market is a beautiful store with an excellent selection of gourmet and artisanal…read moreproducts. The produce is consistently high quality, and the overall shopping experience feels curated and elevated compared to most grocery options in the area. The luxe atmosphere understandably comes at a premium, and while the pricing can be steep, I recognize that different operating models create different price structures. That said, the meat counter can be a little confusing. While most items are priced per pound, a few are priced per piece -- a distinction that isn't immediately clear unless you study every tag. I picked up a single filet that I later learned was $25 for what appeared to be roughly an 8 oz cut. Not ideal, but even high beef prices aren't enough to keep me away from a store with this kind of selection. What will give me pause, however, is the service I received at the meat counter. The attendant working that day -- identifiable by very prominent neck tattoos -- was one of the rudest employees I've encountered in any grocery store, let alone one where items can run $50 per pound. Her initial greeting was an abrupt "What do you want?" followed immediately by turning her back to me to joke with a colleague. When she finally returned, I pointed to the steak I wanted, and she deliberately picked up a different one while giving me attitude. The entire interaction was dismissive and unnecessarily unpleasant. On my way out, I mentioned the experience to the manager, and she was wonderful -- attentive, kind, and genuinely apologetic. She assured me she would address the situation, and based on her professionalism, I believe she will. I don't enjoy commenting on customer service in Memphis, but when a store operates at such a premium, the service really does need to meet at least a baseline standard. Neutral, polite, and minimally attentive shouldn't be too much to ask. I hope this was an isolated incident, because the store itself is exceptional.

I found the hair in my seafood salad so very disgusting. I just wish people would wear hair nets or…read morecould just be an eyelash but either way nasty well trash it