Fiverr Issue #001

Hey, here’s a video Kiersten did featuring her top
things to see and do in Memphis!
Go! Travel
The exhibitions are incredible with
everything from full size buses to
dramatic depictions of historical
Civil Rights moments and
movements throughout history.
4. Gus’s World Famous
Fried Chicken
came to record at Sun Studio
during the 1950’s and 60’s.
Step back in time on a studio tour
and learn about the history of
Memphis music legends. You can
even see the original front office
where young Elvis Presley was first
discovered!
eatery and bar serving up
delicious food in a “stylish” settingcomplete
with hair-dryer chairs!
For the “best fried chicken on
the planet,” head to Gus’s in
Downtown Memphis. Both locals
and visitors alike flock to this holein-the-wall
restaurant for cheap,
delicious, hot & spicy fried chicken
that will knock your socks off!
Be sure to wash it down with a
local craft beer like Ghost River!
5. Sun Studio Tour
While Memphis may be the
birthplace of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Sun
Studio is where it all began.
Countless musicians including
Johnny Cash to Jerry Lee Lewis
4. Lunch at The Beauty
Shop
Once a fully operating beauty
parlor in the 1960s, The Beauty
Shop Restaurant is now a trendy
Whether you stop in for brunch,
lunch or a specialty cocktail, it
will surely be a dining experience
you won’t forget. I dined in for
lunch and ordered the grilled
romaine salad. No joke, it was the
best salad I’ve ever had. Ever. I still
dream about it.
Thanks Kiersten! You can read
more of her top tips on her
website. Oh, and of course, you’re
going to want to hit Beale Street
one night. Whether you think
you’re a blues fan or not, trust me,
you will be that night.
Check back next month for a tour
of Minnesota (this year’s Super
Bowl host).
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