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"A neighborhood in Memphis known for its early jazz, blues, and R&B music, frequented by famous musicians." - Jess McHugh
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Wander the storied blues corridor for free and hear music spill into the street. Memphis Travel notes most visits are free; a modest security fee applies only on select nights.
After our Graceland tour we decided to hit Beale Street. Highlight was stopping into BB King’s Blues Bar and listening to live music. The food was good and the ribs were the best I’d had.
Dorene Jacobson
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It was okay, nothing exciting, but was also there on a Thursday night so I'm sure that makes a difference.
I do recommend going and experiencing it though! Plenty of places to pop in have a drink or something to eat as well.
Daniel Williams
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Had a great time! The people were friendly and the venues were eclectic. We had a great time.
Roxanne Flom
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Enjoyed walking down Beale Street ,kinda like our Bourbon Street but smaller and cleaner .
Tony Simotes
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When the music is NOT playing the streets are pretty empty. Go late and plan to wander the main drag. As with any city full of tourists, just be aware of your surroundings.
V. Torres
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First time there and had a blast!
recommend if you are visiting Memphis.
Definitely going back , so much history there. Fine dining and music .
Jeremy R (JRad)
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Beale St was great. So much history. Great music. Great food. Friendly people. A must see!
Anthony Traylor
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Great spot to visit during the day, get out at night to avoid the wild party crowds!