Movies, Music, Food, Shopping

Within its massive 300,000 square feet of space, the Peabody Place Entertainment and Retail Center boasts a wide variety of fun things to do, including:

• Muvico Peabody Place 22 Theater, a 22-screen movie megaplex with stadium seating, concessions ranging from quesadillas and popcorn shrimp to traditional popcorn, and a child care center for parents in need of a babysitter.
• Jillian's, a multi-dimensional entertainment venue complete with:
  • A sports video café
  • Dance club
  • Bowling alley
  • Billiards
  • More than 150 electronic simulation games
    
• Portofino's Restaurant and Ocean Club, where noted restaurateur Peiro Filpi brings the beat and flair of Miami's South Beach to Memphis with his sophisticated Italian dishes
• Dan McGuinness Pub, where the decor, music food and hospitality transports patrons to Ireland with the ambiance of a traditional Dublin pub
• Tower Records & Video
• Ann Taylor Loft fashions
• Gap/Gap Kids/Baby Gap youthful style
• Starbucks coffee, Mrs. Field's Bakery Café/TCBY/Pretzel Maker's tasty treats, the family fare of A&W ® All American Food/Long John Silver's and Rocky Mountain Chocolate
• DAPY
• Hot Topic
• Claire's
• Morgan Studios–Art and Rare Finds
• Victoria's Secret
• AT&T Wireless
• Sunglass Hut
• Maggie Moo's Ice Cream and Treatery
• Putting Edge
• Isaac Hayes Music • Food • Passion
• Isaac Hayes Studio Kitchen & Wares
  
• Walsons Jewelers and much more…

A Revival of Historic Proportions

Peabody Place — the cornerstone of renaissance for downtown Memphis — is the largest mixed-use urban development in the South. The project covers 8 city blocks, with restored historic buildings, a 15-story modern office tower, classy apartments, prestigious offices, and popular restaurants and gathering places. In all, more than 2 million square feet connected by skywalks, corridors and trolley stations.

Strategic location

Peabody Place is at the heart of a vibrant metropolitan area with 1.1 million residents. In addition, the city welcomes 8 million visitors a year, who spend
$2 billion during their stay.