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Have you visited the new British pub in Overton Square? Dog & Bone just opened inside the yellow Griffin House at 2116 Madison Ave.

If you’re craving a proper pub night in Midtown, this is your new spot!🐶🦴

If you're looking for a mix of Japanese and Chinese cuisine, A-Tan is a must-try! Check them out at University Center on 3445 Poplar Avenue and tap the link below to read more about the restaurant.

Classic Dining: A-Tan Restaurant Named for an owner’s mother, this establishment offers customers a choice of both Japanese and Chinese cuisine.

Petals Of A Peony 富贵 just made the Michelin American South 2025 Recommended Restaurants list🍽️

We are so excited to welcome Hive Bagel & Deli to the LPI family! Their second location is finally underway and will be located at the ErinWay shopping center. Tap the link below to read the full article.

https://dailymemphian.com/article/55560/hive-bagel-deli-going-into-holiday-deli-ham-co

La Michoacana in Germantown Shops is the perfect stop when you're craving a sweet treat 😋

La Michoacana brings tropical delights to Memphis Visit the post for more.

Takeisha Berry-Brooks is the owner of Memphis-based natural hair salons Define Natural Hair and A Natural Affair Beauty Lounge. She tells us all we need to know about Bora Bora braids! Tap the link to read the full article.

Bora Bora Braids Bring Vacation Energy to Your Hair All Year Long Bora Bora braids are a newer style that uses human hair, and lots of it, to create a voluminous curly or wavy look. Learn everything you need to know, straight from the style's creator herself.

Repost from Memphis Forgotten:

The Highland Strip in the early ’70s bell bottoms on the sidewalk, neon signs glowing, and the soundtrack of Memphis youth pouring out of record shops and pool halls.

From Just Jeans to The Jeanery, from Base 4 to the Highland Cue, this stretch was more than a street it was a scene. Students, locals, and musicians all crossed paths here, chasing style, sound, and a late night bite.

McLaurine’s Bakery tempted the east side, Fletcher’s and Normal drugstores had soda fountains that stayed packed, and if you needed a hammer, Morris Hardware was right there. It was the kind of strip where you could shop, eat, play, and people watch all day.

By the late ’70s and beyond, the Strip began to change, but for those who walked it in its prime, the memories run deep: fresh jeans, jukeboxes, and that feeling that Memphis was always alive.

💧 Just like the Strip fueled the culture back then, MEMPHYS Water fuels the city today Royal by Nature. Pure Memphis.

💬 Did you or your folks spend time on the Strip back in the day? Drop a 🎶 or 👖 if you remember.

Smackers is bringing their delicious cuisine to the golf course! You can find them at the 18th hole at the Fedex St. Jude Classic or visit their location at 569 S Highland Street. Tap the link below for to read the full Daily Memphian article! ⛳⚪️

Putters, wedges and club sandwiches: Golf tournament brings the tastes The FedEx St. Jude Championship tournament is bringing the tastes.

Huey's Restaurants are a Memphis classic! Check out their location at 4872 Poplar Avenue in the ErinWay shopping center 🍔

Box Tops to burgers: Wynne native Thomas Boggs made Huey’s a Memphis icon | Wynne Progress The Memphis-based Huey’s is world-famous for its burgers, which have been named the best in the city for decades. But did you know that the restaurant can trace its roots to Wynne? Thomas Boggs purchased Huey’s in 1976, some six years after it was founded by Alan Gary. The restaurant was named a...

A-Tan was rated one of the top Chinese restaurants in Memphis! You can try their delicious cuisine at Dillard Square Shopping Center, 3445 Poplar Ave, Memphis, TN

The #1 Chinese restaurant in Memphis, according to Tripadvisor reviewers—and the rest of the top 13 Stacker compiled a list of the highest-rated Chinese restaurants in Memphis from Tripadvisor.