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 Eat in or out |
5101 Sanderlin (Between White Station & Mendenhall) Memphis, TN 38137 United States +1 901 432 2433 http://www.cheffiesmarket.com |
More than 100 gourmet dishes are served here every day. Decide whether you want to eat in the cafe-style dining room or order take out. Perfect for planning a picnic in the park or for catering a business lunch. For a simple affair, buy the food and take it with you or for something more formal use its catering services and order on-line. An array of menus and platters are available for any time of the day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Everything for the coffee lover |
4615 Poplar Avenue Memphis, TN 38117 United States +1 901 683 1009 |
A small table in the front window and the coffee bar in back serve visitors looking for a cup of their favorite blend. Beans from around the world are ready to be freshly ground to order. All the accessories are also available - coffee grinders, cappuccino machines and more. Artistic mugs featuring paintings from Andy Warhol to Botticelli are available. Chocolate fans will love the large Godiva Chocolate displays. Tea drinkers will find teas from black to green along with pots and tea sets. Other items include biscotti, crackers and candies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Wine tastings and vineyard |
9050 Macon Road (off North Germantown Parkway) Memphis, TN 38018 United States +1 901 754 3442 |
You might think of barbecue, not fine wine, when you think of Memphis; however, the Cordova Cellars vineyard might change your mind. At this gently rolling site east of the city, you can take guided tours through the wine-making process, participate in wine tastings, increase your connoisseurship with a lecture or listen to a live concert in the spring. The shop sells the local wine as well as various paraphernalia, including unique corkscrews, wine coolers and snacks to accompany your bottle of Chardonnay. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly neighborhood shop |
7505 Highway 64 Suite 102 Memphis, TN 38133 United States +1 901 266 4313 |
Situated in the corner of a strip mall, this small store has a full selection of liquors. The wine selection is good, with an emphasis on popular, inexpensive choices. You will find mostly domestic labels represented, but a few imports also round out the selections. This is a neighborhood shop, not a warehouse store, with a friendly staff that is ready to help the inexperienced customer. The stock is well presented on easy-to-view shelves with plenty of room to move about. For the person not looking for something out of the ordinary, the service and convenience makes this a good choice. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Handmade local chocolates |
Poplar Avenue and Perkins Extended Memphis, TN 38117 United States +1 901 682 3373 |
Supplying Memphis with quality chocolates since 1902, this shop, in the elegant Laurelwood Center, is the perfect place to buy a deliciously edible souvenir. Choose from the delightful selection of chocolate guitars, chocolate cotton balls, and chocolate pyramids (in honor of The Pyramid sports arena). There are entire baskets of chocolate devoted to Elvis, though the shop also sells more traditional filled and topped chocolates, jelly beans and other confections. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Gifts for all seasons and all ages |
2095 Exeter Road (Exeter Village shopping center) Memphis, TN 38138 United States +1 901 754 8000 |
This establishment is a stand-out among gift shops. With its eclectic inventory, you will likely find something for everyone on your list. Holiday and seasonal decorations, unique frames and candlesticks, beeswax candles and hand-made pottery are among the items you will find here. There is a small, but nice selection of baby gifts, from silver spoons to Jeremy Toad. A nice selection of cards for various occasions allows you to pick up a card with your gift. The store also features a complete section of cooking specialty items and a la baguette bakery, featuring wonderful French bread, made fresh daily. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fresh-ground coffee in the blend of your choice, and cheese straws |
832 Mt. Moriah Road Memphis, TN 38117 United States +1 901 761 7802 |
Do you have a coffeemaker in your hotel room, but would like something other than the hotel's pre-packaged blend? With service faster than a trip to the grocery store, this shop features over a dozen blends that can be freshly ground as you wait. While you're at it, you might also want to pick up some snacks, such as biscotti or Mississippi Cheese Straws (a crunchy, spicy Southern treat). Specialty foods are also here, such as anchovy-stuffed olives, jams from across the South and that Memphis favorite, barbeque sauces, ranging from sweet and smoky to three-alarm hot. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wine super store |
8057 Highway 64 At Germantown Parkway Memphis, TN 38133 United States +1 901 266 3211 |
Wide aisles and an almost warehouse-size selection are the hallmarks of this brightly lit store. It is situated in the heart of Memphis' newest and most popular shopping area, across the street from the Wolfchase Galleria Mall. Large signs identify wines by country—Australia, Italy, France and also by type—dessert, merlot, chardonnay. One entire wall of the store is occupied by a refrigerator case filled with numerous wines. You will find a small, but varied selection of liquors including the famous Tennessee whiskey, Jack Daniels. This is basically a wine supermarket, modern and well lighted, with a cashier on duty. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Impress guests with fresh ravioli without the caterer |
540 South Mendenhall Road (at Sanderlin) Memphis, TN 38117 United States +1 901 766 9922 |
Here is the place to buy Italian specialty foods and ingredients for the serious cook. From pine nuts to imported parmesan, it is all here, including Italian beers and chocolates. For the not-so-serious cook, you can cheat a bit and let them do the cooking - or part of it for you. Buy freshly made ravioli, tortellini and a variety of sauces and impress your guests without the cost of a caterer. If you just want lunch, pick up individual portions of pasta and sauce, or salad and a muffaletta and take it to the park for a picnic. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Neighborhood shop with good selection |
3705 Malco Way (Suite 108) Memphis, TN 38115 United States +1 901 757 2822 |
Located right in the middle of a busy shopping center in Hickory Hill, this little neighborhood shop has a good selection of wines. While the selections tend toward the more popular labels, you can also find a nice variety of reds, whites, blushes and sparkling wines. Most of the wines are domestic, but you will find a diverse sampling from most European wine regions. The liquor selection also emphasizes popular brands but will still satisfy most customers. The small staff is friendly and willing to answer customer questions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peanuts, peanuts and more peanuts |
24 South Main Street Mall (between Union and Madison) Memphis, TN 38103 United States +1 901 525 1115 |
This location is the original Mr. Peanut, complete with glasses and cane. Look for him in the window of this shop along the trolley line—he's been here since 1951, when the shop opened. Inside, you will find peanuts in every form you can imagine—in chocolate candy, peanut brittle, in the shell—as well as in some forms you have probably never encountered. You can also buy other kinds of nuts here, from pecans to pistachios. If you are not in the mood for nuts, try some of the popcorn from the old-time movie popcorn machine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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"Legal" Cuban cigars |
120 South Front St Memphis, TN 38103 United States +1 901 521 6111 |
A visit to this shop is a must for any discerning cigar aficionado. Owner Otman Perez sells all major brands, along with his own brand (not available for purchase anywhere else) and the "Elvis" cigar, officially sanctioned by Graceland. Additionally, Perez brings in an authentic Cuban cigar roller with which you can make "legal" Cubans. Humidors, lighters and cigar cutters are also for sale. For the coffee lover, Perez sells his own brand as well as Arturo Fuente coffee. On Friday and Saturday nights from 9p-11p, a band plays on the sidewalk, weather permitting. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pies to die for sold here |
5068 Park Avenue Eastgate Shopping Center Memphis, TN 38117 United States +1 901 761 0743 |
You can enjoy the store's namesake "Poconut Pie" - a combo of potato and coconut - along with more than a dozen other varieties, including Granny's Chess Pie and Kentucky Derby Bourbon Pie. But, the piece de resistance of the bakery is its "Slap Yo' Mama Chocolate Pie," creamy, chocolate with a thin veil of meringue and just a hint of peanut butter. Most varieties are in stock daily, but to be safe, order 48 hours in advance for special occasions. Decorated pie-style cakes are available for birthdays and showers (must advance order). Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Inspirational items and cappuccino bar |
134 East Mulberry Street Memphis, TN 38017-2675 United States +1 901 853 6443 |
Inspirational items fill this long and narrow shop, which also features a cappuccino bar. Enjoy one of the many blends of coffee at the bar, or take home a bag of your favorite beans. Bibles can be found along with prayer and inspirational books. Other topics include Christian business practices and evolution. A children's section features Veggie Tales videos, pre-school items and first communion mementos such as picture frames. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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