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  • Dinstuhl’s Fine Candy Company

    The Dinstuhl family has been making handcrafted chocolates for more than a century, and their East Memphis confectionary offers plenty to satisfy one’s sweet tooth as well as make those left at home happy. Buy a souvenir Elvis record molded from milk chocolate, but nosh on the rich chocolate pecan fudge as soon as you leave the store. (09/2011)

    436 Grove Park
    901-682-3373
    dinstuhls.com

  • Ebbo’s Spiritual Supply House

    Memphis’ only new age shop that carries all the supplies for the voodoo that you do (or don’t do). With a wide selection of incense (in unusual scents like chocolate chip cookie dough), colored candles, oils, new age books, and dried herbs, this place has everything for the aspiring witch. But don’t be scared off by the voodoo vibes, owner Debbie Halstead may be the nicest person you’ll ever meet. (09/2011)

    1331 Madison Ave
    901-278-1915

  • Hoot + Louise

    Don’t waste the day scouring clothing racks at thrift stores. This whimsical South Main Arts District boutique has already done the work for you. The shop carries vintage ladies’ clothing and accessories, as well as hardto- find modern-day pieces by designers Snoozer Loser and Little Ocean. (08/2011)

    109 G.E. Patterson Ave
    901-746-8683

  • Bubble Bistro

    Fresh, handmade vegan soaps come in scents like mango papaya, green tea, lemon, and even beer (the Pale Ale Beer Bar is a must-smell). There are also hand-cut soaps, homemade hair products, bath salts, body masks and a line of men’s products. (08/2011)

    425 N; Watkins St
    901-272-2300
    bubblebistro.com



  • Midtown Bike Company

    This friendly neighborhood bike shop is actually located downtown, and features stylish cruisers by Electra, folding bikes by Dahon, and BMX cycles by Redline. (05/2011)

    509 S. Main St
    901-522-9757
    midtownbikeco.com

  • Strut

    Situated among galleries in the South Main Arts District, this shoe boutique offers what could be described as art for your feet. Shelves are lined with colorful pumps, wedges and boots by top-of-the-line designers like Betsey Johnson and L.A.M.B. (03/2011)

    524 S Main St
    901-522-9722
    strutmemphis.net

  • MISS CORDELIA’S NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY

    Besides offering typical supermarket fare, this quaint family-owned grocery specializes in Memphis-made products like Ugly Mug Coffee, Lil’ Muddy Buddy dog treats, Greene House soaps and jams by Earth & Vine. (01/2011)

    737 Harbor Bend Rd
    901-526-4772
    misscordelias.com

  • JUN LEE TRADING COMPANY

    Find rhinestone, beaded and retro accessories for dirt cheap in every style and shade at this wholesale costume jewelry shop. Jun Lee also carries handbags, scarves and colorful men’s ties. (01/2011)

    3397 Summer Ave
    901-327-1822



  • GONER RECORDS

    Shop among the Memphis hipsterati at this indie record shop in the Cooper-Young Historic District. Goner boasts a large selection of Memphis music, as well as hard-to-fi nd punk, soul and blues titles on vinyl. (01/2011)

    2152 Young Ave
    901-722-0095
    goner-records.com

  • DELPHINIUM JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES

    This is the place to shop for affordable, funky earrings and necklaces made from brass, glass and eco-plastic. Other notables include highend cosmetics by Bare Escentuals, dripless candles and business card holders made from recycled bike tires. (11/2010)

    107 GE Patterson Ave
    901-522-8600
    delphiniumboutique.com

  • BREAKAWAY RUNNING

    There are plenty of running trails in Memphis, but you’ll need the proper footwear before setting out. The friendly staff at this locally owned running shop happily fits customers with athletic shoes by Nike, Saucony or New Balance. Don’t miss the “Tour De Midtown” group runs every Thursday night. (11/2010)

    1997 Union Ave
    901-722-8797
    breakawaymemphis.com

  • LANSKY’S 126

    The Lansky name is well known in Memphis, and not just because they’ve been in business for 64 years. Elvis Presley purchased his Hi- Boy collared shirts and peg-legged pants here. (07/2010)

    149 Union Ave
    901-529-9070
    lanskybros.com