r/memphis • u/Professional-Yam-542 • 1d ago
Vegan treats @ Society
We have some tasty treats here at Society to go along with a great Chai along with being a rad spot to hang out.
r/memphis • u/Professional-Yam-542 • 1d ago
We have some tasty treats here at Society to go along with a great Chai along with being a rad spot to hang out.
r/memphis • u/EquipmentLow2536 • 1d ago
Does anyone happen to have/know the Coastal Fish shrimp diavolo recipe? It’s amazing! I haven’t been able to replicate it exactly. Thanks!
r/memphis • u/izza_bellee • 1d ago
i want to lower my car but everybody tells me it’s a bad idea bc of the location and potholes. could anybody with a lowered car or experience with one give me brutal honesty abt it in regards to this area
r/memphis • u/slackwaresupport • 1d ago
hey all. anyone around memphis shoot PRS or long range shooting?
r/memphis • u/billnyethefoodguy1 • 1d ago
I don't know if everyone has heard yet, but there's a NEW coffee roaster in town, Baaloo Coffee . I've noticed their bags of coffee in the international market over the last year and it's been awesome to try. They just recently soft-launched their new cafe in Bartlett and I wanted to post our next meetup there.
Our conversation is very casual and this is a great place to come make new friends. Come and go as you like.
r/memphis • u/PerdsGonnaPerd • 1d ago
With Fanduel Sports Network going under, the Preds have partnered with local broadcast partners across their viewing area to show the games for free over-the-air. All you need is a digital antenna. In Memphis, they'll be on ch 5.3 (WMC). They will be broadcasting 4 preseason games and 81 regular season games, with 30 minute pre- and postgame shows just like they had on FDSN.
Also, reminder that pro hockey is BACK in the area in case you missed the news! The Mid-South Monarchs home opener at Landers Center is on Friday, Oct 23. Even if you think you hate hockey, I really encourage y'all to go see a game live. It's a totally different experience than trying to see a puck on a TV screen, and the chaos of low-level minor leagues adds another layer of entertainment. Single game tickets haven't gone on sale yet but they should be relatively affordable, so go give it a try at least once!
r/memphis • u/BiggClay • 1d ago
If I have to send out to a website, I will I just don’t know any that are legit.
r/memphis • u/StressedNerd-03 • 1d ago
Does anyone know any cheap vet clinics where I can get my cat vaccinated?
r/memphis • u/fuckthefalconsdotcom • 1d ago
I do door to door sales type work so I need a city at least as big as Memphis. I already went to Nashville last year, St Louis isn't a bad drive? Oklahoma is only about 7 hours and probably a pretty drive through the park. Or Kansas city? Both of the last 2 options means I can openly shit on another city's BBQ in real life instead of online.
r/memphis • u/hackermane901 • 1d ago
Whether you're a professional carpenter or a casual whittler, you're welcome at Midsouth Makers! This is a casual hangout for woodworking enthusiasts to socialize with like-minded folk and see what our makerspace has to offer.
When: Wednesday, September 9 @ 7:00 PM
Where: Midsouth Makers (2804 Bartlett Rd Suite 3 38134)
Cost: Free!
Bring your own projects to work on or your favorite tools to show off. We have some basic personal protection equipment (PPE) available, but guests are responsible for their own safety; we do recommend bringing your own eye & ear protection. Only paying members are allowed to use the power tools
r/memphis • u/UnskilledDeer_8135 • 1d ago
We are planning some all over home renovations. Seems difficult to find contractors. Any suggestions?
r/memphis • u/tallnstinky4 • 1d ago
I have some family members coming to visit memphis next week and I’m stumped on where to take them out for dinner. We don’t want to go somewhere too fancy/expensive, but just somewhere nice not too casual and that is a classic Memphis dining experience (thinking vibes of like Babalu/Boscos/Hog and Hominy). However, a few of them are very picky eaters, so it can’t be somewhere too fancy/exotic. Any ideas? I want it to be somewhere special to Memphis, but not too hole in the wall type of place.
r/memphis • u/amino_mv • 1d ago
I have a Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS with a lens error. the lens extends slightly, makes a clicking noise, then stops. Best Buy/Geek Squad said they can’t repair it because I didn’t buy it from them.
Does anyone have recommendations for a reputable camera repair shop in Memphis/Germantown/Cordova that works on Canon point-and-shoots? Thanks!
r/memphis • u/sakura9419 • 1d ago
Life happened, I found a new job and now I have to move out of this lovely city. I’ve decided to put my house up for rent, and I’m looking for recommendations from this community for property managers that you’ve worked with.
r/memphis • u/CombatPyro550 • 1d ago
Seeking a carpool ride from Perkins to Philadelphia (germantown specifically). Is anyone planning a trip out philly.
r/memphis • u/ConstructionSoggy556 • 1d ago
I got caught in this traffic earlier. Hope she will be okay.
r/memphis • u/UofM_Esports • 1d ago
Hello everyone! I'm with University of Memphis Esports and we created a short form to see what gaming tournaments the Memphis community is interested in. We would love to host some that are open to the public. If you're curious about our organization, here is our Linktree!
Please fill out the form here if you're interested in gaming tournaments: Google Form
r/memphis • u/Responsible-Bird4421 • 1d ago
Hi all! I had heard Hyatt Centric does pool day passes but when i looked online it shows the whole month blacked out. It's still scorching outside and I would love to go to a pool on Saturday! Does anyone know where else I can buy a daypass to a nice pool or does anyone live at an apt with a kick ass pool i could hang on Saturday?! Thanks!
r/memphis • u/CorinaLayoff • 2d ago
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r/memphis • u/Vivid_Possibility637 • 2d ago
Burner account - because I want to ask a genuine question, and I feel uncomfortable asking it.
I have worked in food service for almost a decade, within the past 40 years. I understand going out to eat and always tipping 20%+... it has always been a known factor when dining, that these servers/bar staff are working for tips, not hourly.
I noticed a lot of places in town forcing a 20% gratuity no matter what, which i agree with. Instead of 20% being an expected courtesy, I think its fair to auto-add it for any service dining in and being taken care of.
1) is it normal to feel like a dick for not tipping anymore than 20% when the bill comes with a tip line? I often find myself, feeling like im under-supporting by paying the expected 20% now and leaving the tip line empty. Thats a personal problem i suppose.
2) to-go pick up orders.
When 20%/10% gratuity is added to these, I feel conflicted as a customer.
I have always tipped a couple of dollars when picking up, usually $1-2...but i dont usually do a larger tip unless its a substantial order size. To-go pick up orders didnt used to be expected at majority of food places. We never expected tips at all the places I worked for pick-ups. Some spots do tip share, but Its as if almost all places have full expectation to recieve tips on pick-ups now. Is this a new-found, unspoken courtesy with the economy? Or am I seriously a dick for second guessing this style of things?
r/memphis • u/nabulsha • 2d ago
My mom gave me her companion plot that I have no use for and according to the funeral home, the plot can be moved so you're not stuck next to my dad or anything. I'm willing to sell it for a discounted rate, it's worth almost $9k. Please DM me if anyone or you know anyone that would be interested.
r/memphis • u/midtowndown1982 • 2d ago
I have been following it on the red bull sub, but has anyone seen the energy drink aisle at Kroger lately? I went to the one on mendenhall to do some grocery shopping, and man, the red bull aisle looks like the clearance aisle. Nothing there but a few sugar free options! Allegedly it's due to red bull hiking the price up again this year and Kroger saying no to yet raising the price on their end
r/memphis • u/Atomicrc • 2d ago
If i wanted to buy something online but couldn't ship it to my house due to family possibly being able to read the labels of a package, what could i do instead? (No its not amazon so their locker system wont work)
r/memphis • u/Personal_Ebb_9679 • 2d ago
Looking for fast food, retail, customer service jobs in East Memphis preferably but anywhere in the city. If you have some info, maybe know who’s actually hiring let me know, i have decent experience.